Atrial fibrillation may actually be a mitochondrial issue, meaning treatment could be CoQ10, MitoQ, PQQ, Ergothioneine (mushrooms), and Glutathione.
These are all readily available for use to try out.
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Top 9 Benefits of NAC (N-Acetyl Cysteine)
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01/21/2020 9:05:05 PM PST by
Norski
To: ConservativeMind
Atrial fibrillation may actually be a mitochondrial issue,
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Yet ablation works so well to cure it.
3 posted on
01/21/2020 9:11:50 PM PST by
Moonman62
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To: ConservativeMind
Probably an interesting study, from a molecular biology perspective, but the relevance to human atrial fibrillation is likely tenuous, at best. First, zebrafish have very different physiological parameters as compared to humans. Second, atrial fibrillation in humans is a complex entity, and has many different potential causes - including atrial dilation and fibrosis (developing over time in response to hypertension, valvular disease, or other contributors). There are also genetic causes. In short, atrial fibrillation is a consequence of many potential contributing factors, and can be very different in causation in different people. Even binge drinking can cause it. The bottom line is that it is highly unlikely that an atrial fibrillation model in a zebrafish will be predictive of pharmacological success in humans.
Just sayin..
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5 posted on
01/22/2020 12:23:08 AM PST by
aquila48
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