POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome)

Condition
  • NOT autoimmune: Antibodies detected with POTS are protective — created by the body to fight EBV, not to attack itself. Any autoantibody detected is aimed only at the virus, not the body. POTS is not autoimmune.
  • NOT autoimmune: Antibodies detected with POTS are protective — they are created by the body to fight EBV, not to attack yourself. POTS is not autoimmune.
  • Viral byproducts: Byproducts from viruses such as Epstein-Barr can create POTS
  • Viral infection plus metals: Central nervous system is rocked by the combination of viral infection (EBV) and toxic heavy metals. Both can play a role in POTS.
  • EBV debris on heart valves: EBV viral byproducts create a sticky jelly (debris) that collects on heart valves (mitral valve, etc.), causing atopic/ectopic heartbeat and palpitations.
  • EBV debris on heart valves: EBV viral byproducts create a sticky jelly (debris) that collects on heart valves (mitral valve, etc.), contributing to ectopic heartbeat and palpitations that accompany POTS.
  • Medical treatment injury: Many young people with POTS are also injured by medical treatments containing loads of toxins, live viruses, and mercury. Modern medical treatments carry more complex ingredients than historical ones.
  • EBV viral neurotoxins: Neurotoxins from EBV float around the body, swell up the nerves, cause brain fog, inability to exercise, and make the heart work harder. They saturate and inflame the vagus nerves, creating symptoms when standing up, bending down, or exerting.
  • Neurotoxins: Neurotoxins from EBV float around, swell up the nerves, cause brain fog, inability to exercise, and make the heart work harder
  • Tachycardia mechanism: Often neurological — messages from the brain get derailed through the brain stem to the heart, causing increased heart rate. Heart jumps 30-40 bpm when standing because neurotoxins saturate the bloodstream and tire the heart.
  • Tachycardia mechanism: Often neurological — messages from the brain get derailed through the brain stem to the heart, causing increased heart rate. Heart jumps 30-40 bpm when standing because neurotoxins saturate the bloodstream.
  • EBV viral neurotoxins: One of the 60+ varieties of EBV sits in the liver and produces tremendous amounts of neurotoxins. These float around the body, swell up the nerves, cause brain fog, inability to exercise, and make the heart work harder.
  • Viral neurotoxin disorder: POTS is a viral neurotoxin disorder caused by chronic EBV infection in the liver releasing neurotoxins that cause symptoms ranging from dizziness to fatigue, brain fog, nausea, chest pain, and racing heart.
  • Epstein-Barr virus: POTS is caused by Epstein-Barr virus (one of 60+ varieties) that sits in the liver and produces tremendous amounts of neurotoxins
  • Epstein-Barr virus: POTS is caused by low-grade and high-grade Epstein-Barr virus (EBV). One of the 60+ varieties of EBV sits in the liver and produces tremendous amounts of neurotoxins that float around the body, inflame nerves, and make the heart work harder.
  • Viral infection: POTS is viral - low grade viral infection
  • Vagus nerve inflammation: Viral neurotoxins saturate and inflame the vagus nerves, creating symptoms when someone gets out of bed, stands up quickly, bends down, or exerts themselves.
  • Vagus nerve inflammation: Viral neurotoxins saturate and inflame the vagus nerves. In POTS, certain areas of the vagus nerves become more puffed out and inflamed than in other conditions, so certain movements or any kind of exertion can prompt dizziness, lightheadedness, vertigo, struggle with breathing, or tachycardia.
  • Sluggish liver mechanism: When the liver is stagnant, filled with years of viral toxins, various areas become blocked, making it harder for blood to draw through to the heart, putting the heart under strain.
  • Sluggish liver mechanism: When the liver is stagnant, filled with years of viral toxins, various areas become blocked, making it harder for blood to draw through to the heart, putting the heart under strain. The liver is more overloaded with neurotoxins in POTS than in other EBV conditions.
  • Sluggish liver mechanism: When the liver is stagnant, sluggish, and filled with years of viral toxins, various areas become blocked, making it harder for blood to draw through to the heart, putting the heart under strain.

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