Monday, 6 August 2018

Vegetable oils cause heart palpitations; zero carb diet also causes heart palpitations; adding carbs in zero carb diet is eliminates heart palpitations


Hello everyone! It is going to be a very long story. I lived with my parents till 1999, then I bought a flat of my own and began to live by myself. Soon after that I began to suffer from heart palpitation which were especially severe at nights sometimes making me to call for ambulance. I went to see cardiologists, but no matter what they did they could find nothing wrong with me. They prescribed me some medicine which did not help me at all. So I had been suffering from more or less severe heart palpitations for about 9 years. Then they stopped completely. I became a zero carber in july 2015. To my great unplesant surprise I began to experience those long forgotten heart palpitations from time to time though in a very weak form. I searched for heart palpitations low carb and zero carb communities and was shocked to find some comments about the heart palpitations and that they immediately stopped when people added some cereals back in their diets ( greens and other vegetables did not help in that matter). And it dawned on me... There were no refined vegetable oils in Russia till the end of 90's. So living with my parents I ate what my mother cooked and she used mostly lard and butter for cooking, the only vegetable oil available at that time was unrefined sunflower oil which had a very strong rather unpleasant odour so my mother added it only in salads. When I moved in my flat I cooked for myself and I found it more cheaper to use refined odourless sunflower oil (which had appeared on shop shelves in great quantities then ) for cooking instead of lard and butter. I consumed a lot of refined sunflower oil and eventually heart palpitations came... But I saw no connection at that time. I was obese from the age of 6, knowing nothing about low carb or zero carb way of eating I knew that I gain fat rapidly when eating bread and cereals. So I did not eat them since 1997. After an event in my life which occured in 2009 I reintroduced some buckwheat back in my diet and immediately my heart palpitations were gone. But I did not see the connection at that time either. Having read those comments of low and zero carbers about their heart palpitations I suddenly saw the connection at last! So I made an experiment. For a few days I began to add vegetable oils to my meat and eggs. With sunflower oil it was bad, with flax seed oil it was worse and with рыжиковое oil ( sorry, do not know the english translation of the oil ) it was unbareable. My resting heartbeat rate spiked fron 60 to 80 heartbeats per minute, I had a few fits of high blood preasure which went up to 170/110, night heartpalpitations were severe and I could not sleep. Then I began to eat buckwheat and... my pulse went to normal and my heart palpitations stopped. Since from my personal experience I knew that oil + cereal = rapid fat gain I ceased the experiment and went back to my ZC WOE with great relief. Now I know that I have a food allegy for vegetable oils which cause high blood pressure and severe heart palpitations in me and that due to some unknown reasons buckwheat prevents all the bad effects of the vegetable oils. As for my ZC weak heart palpitations I also found the culprit. It is dairy. I am sure it is not dairy itself but vegetable oils that are added into fake dairy which is a problen in Russia. When I eat homemade dairy I have no problems at all. That is my story. PS. I can eat copious amounts of animal fat without any problems.
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Vicki Huckabee Taylor Wow interesting. Thank you for sharing!
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Lance Paine That's a fascinating hypothesis. I've suffered palpitations/arrythmia on and off for years. Like 140bpm for an hour after an exercise attempt. But not for the last many years while my grain intake was high. They came back recently with Zc. 
They're undercontrol for me now. I increased my salt intake. Is it possibly possible the grains you're consuming that seem to help just have salt, for flavour?
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Sergey Yakunin No, on ZC I tried from no salt to high salt approach, no connections with heart palpitations or their absense.
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Lance Paine I will bear this in mind when I try reducing my salt again. Thanks for the post!
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Nas Micevski PUFAs bieng released from the fat
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Sergey Yakunin What is PUFA?
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Martha Harris Polyunsaturated fatty acid?
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Nas Micevski Yes, particularly oxidized pufas from fried foods
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Terri Stott Super interesting! I glad you figured it out.
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Shannon Williams Yes, heart palpitations and higher pulse rate indicate allergies or food sensitivities.
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Jeremy Fox Awesome discovery
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Emily Christiansen Shufeldt Thanks for sharing, very interesting!
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Caio Basilio Sergey I use to have the same problema as you, I was diagnosed, in 2001, with Mitral valve prolapse, but, in 2016, I was having a palpitation that lasted 3 months and stop and then started again for more three months, I went to the doctor, I did all the exams possible and they told me that I was actually misdiagnosed in 2001 and that I was having an anxiety event due to the stress and that was affecting my heart beat. That was true, I started exercising and it was gone. Maybe the fear of having a medical condition that was unsolved is leading to a stress and anxiety that could affect your heart. For that, the medicine doesn’t help very well. In low carb diets, on the first weeks because you lose lots of liquids, you lack in minerals and lead to a heart arrhythmia... so you should increase water and salt. Yes, salt.
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Sergey Yakunin I have no heart palpitations even the weak ones since I had quit all dairy.
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Mansoor Wahab Great little experiment and hypothesis. What is this fake dairy you speak of?
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Sergey Yakunin Well, according to the tests often butter is not a butter but mixture of butter and margrine, fat in skimmed milk is restored with vegetable oils and so on. Cheese is not cheese but a "cheese product".
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Mansoor Wahab Oh wow. I'd definitely abstain from eating any of those products.
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Mike Bowerman Great share Sergey ! So how does your resting heart rate on ZC compare to when you had the buckwheat? My reading left me with the impression you were doing best with buckwheat, but concerned it would lead to weight gain? How much were you eating?
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Sergey Yakunin My resting heartbeat rate is 60 beats per minute both on ZC and Low Carb with buckwheat.
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Mike Bowerman Sergey Yakunin I test my resting heart rate regularly as well, and it is about 60 when I eat white fish, higher for every other meat. I just started fasting though, and it is averaging 52, which is interesting. My theory is that I had gut damage - so curious if it will stay lower after I fast. Which is apparently more common in Russia as well.
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Gina Cormier Nice find! Good info
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Claudette A. Agostini Great share! Thanks.
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Katarina Larionova Thank you for sharing
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Esmée La FleurEsmée and 3 others manage the membership, moderators, settings, and posts for Principia Carnivora. I know a woman who gets very high blood pressure every time she ingests soy oil. Seed oils are extremely bad for us.
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Nancy Kern Great tracking! And thank you so much for sharing this. Wishing you all the best on your journey.
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Sergey Yakunin Thank you.
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Nancy Kern Thank you so much for sharing your story, and congratulations on being so persistent in your problem-solving. It has always worked best for me!
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