From StopAfib.org - For Afib Patients, By Afib Patients
A newly published study reports on a type of cell found in the upper chamber (atrium) of the heart and in the pulmonary veins that triggers atrial fibrillation. Like the skin cells that make pigment, the afib-trigger cells produce an enzyme called DCT. Researchers hope this discovery will lead to new research and effective atrial fibrillation treatments.
Read more: New Research Finds Cells that Trigger Atrial Fibrillation
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comments or testimonials on this product from Denmark I guess.
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