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		<title>I Just Found a Way How to Reduce My Tachycardia</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>I have mild MVP with trivial Mitral Regurgitation. My heart rate always goes higher, more than 105 bpm when sitting on the couch few minutes...</p>
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<p>I have mild MVP with trivial <a href="https://livingwithmvp.com/what-is-mitral-valve-regurgitation/">Mitral Regurgitation</a>. My heart rate always goes higher, more than 105 bpm when sitting on the couch few minutes after eating since I was <a href="https://livingwithmvp.com/diagnosed-with-mitral-valve-prolapse-and-regurgitation/">diagnosed</a> 3 years ago, although I&#8217;m already on beta blocker, I&#8217;m on Concor 2,5 mg/day btw.</p>



<p>I&#8217;m always struggling with tachycardia because it will make me a bit afraid to do activities, especially that consumes my energy.</p>



<p>I&#8217;ve been doing&nbsp;acupuncture for almost 3 years now because it have help me <a href="https://livingwithmvp.com/how-mitral-valve-prolapse-and-anxiety-disorder-correlate/">free from anxiety</a>. So, because I still have occasional chest pain, few weeks ago I asked my acupuncturist on how to reduce chest pain using herbs or simple remedy, I&#8217;ve always asked him about herbs and home-made remedies because he use to studied herbs as medicine with one of the well-known expert in here in Indonesia.</p>



<figure class="wp-block-image alignnone size-full wp-image-216"><img fetchpriority="high" decoding="async" width="1000" height="667" src="https://livingwithmvp.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/reduc-tachycardia-remedy-herbs-lemonade.jpg" alt="Fresh lemonade" class="wp-image-216"/><figcaption>Fresh lemonade</figcaption></figure>



<p>So, he advised me to simply drink lemon tea to reduce my chest pain. I did actually drank it but only once because it was making me felt a bit dizzy (I think it&#8217;s because of the tea).</p>



<p>Yesterday night, I was out to McDonalds with my wife and kids and I ordered ice lemon tea with rice and scrambled egg plus friend chicken.</p>



<p>From past experience, I knew I will get tachycardia after eating them all but to my surprised I DIDN&#8217;T!!</p>



<p>I told my wife about it and I said to her the only thing that was different from the menu I use to ate at McDonald was the ice lemon tea, I usually only ordered mineral water but they run out of water so I ordered ice lemon tea.</p>



<p>The next day I told my wife I want to do an experiment. I asked her to make me ice lemon tea and during lunch I will eat a lot of meal while drinking ice lemon tea to see if my heart rate still in it&#8217;s normal range after eating lunch.</p>



<p>To my surprise my heart rate was normal, to make sure I checked my heart rate every 5-15 minutes for about 2 hours to see in there&#8217;s a significant increase.</p>



<p>Nothing changed! My heart rate was still in normal zone (with beta blocker my resting heart rate is always between 75-84 bpm), it was between 88 &#8211; 92 bpm while I&#8217;m standing!</p>



<p>But, I&#8217;m still feeling a bit dizzy after drinking a full glass of that tea.</p>



<p>So, today I asked my wife to just mix lemon and water. I drank it after breakfast and after I took my <a href="https://livingwithmvp.com/what-are-beta-blockers-and-why-cardiologist-usually-prescribes-people-with-mitral-valve-prolapse-with-beta-blockers/">beta blocker</a>.</p>



<p>After lunch without drinking lemon water, my heart rate was around 92-94 (bpm). Then in the evening I ate a large chunk of chicken noodle (still without drinking lemon water) and my heart rate was 94 bpm. Totally still in the normal heart rate zone.</p>



<p>I dunno if it will work in other people, but it does works really well with me.</p>



<p>Anyone have tried lemon water or ice lemon tea before and what effects do you feel to your body?</p>
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