I'm a great fan of porridge too, but here's something completely new [I think], Irvingia [a West African herb].  To see how successful it is at lowering cholesterol, read this article [it's really worth the effort].  www.lef.org/magazine/mag2008/ss2008_report_more-weight-loss.htm @ 79k Don't be put off by the fact ...

Dr Simoncini's website can be found at http://www.curenaturalicancro.com/.  By the way, it is not a case of "if" it can cure cancer, he has a record of success with this treatment.  There are also relevant videos on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUx1zh_V9s8.  With reference to acid/alkaline balance in the ...

I would recommend CoQ10 (Ubiquinol, not Ubiquinone) plus Taurine.  With these supplements, I keep my arrhythmia under control.  I drink one or two cups of strong coffee per day without problems; but instant coffee sets it off.  Forget aspirin and warfarin, they have nothing to do with the problem.

I'm no expert on heart disease, but if you would like to find an alternative to statins, have a look at this fascinating article:  http://www.amandaursell.com/html/portfolio_diet.html.  With love.

This may be too simple, but it works for me every time: drink lots of water.  As soon as I am aware of the possibility of a migraine, I drink at least a pint of water.  Maybe, as you are exercising, drink water before during and after your work out.  Good luck

I manage to keep arrhythmia at bay with a combination of Q10 and taurine.  Dosage is something to be worked out by trial and error (I take 100mg of Q10 and 500mg of taurine).  Good luck