Mystery Heart Palpitations

Condition

Viral biofilm buildup: EBV's biofilm byproduct that accumulates in heart valves causing them to stick instead of allowing free flow of blood
Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV): Low grade viral infection creates a jelly-like substance from viral debris and byproduct that gets absorbed by the liver and then breaks loose into blood, getting caught in heart valves such as the mitral valve
Stage Four EBV neurotoxins: Produces tremendous amount of neurotoxins that affect the brain and vagus nerve, translating to neurologically caused heart-rate irregularities
Sluggish stagnant liver: Something viral inside the liver creates a jelly-like substance that gets sucked out of the liver, pushed up to the heart, and collects in the valves