Welcome back to the program,
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I'm your host Charles Mills,
this is Dr. James Marcum here,
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and Dr. Marcum, all doctors
have to have a prescription pad
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and I happen to have one
that Dr. Marcum uses a lot.
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It's called "The
Bible," and for some people,
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how can that be a prescription
pad, but it certainly is
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because we have discovered,
by looking through here
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and finding texts that
there our prescriptions for
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all kinds of illnesses in
here, all kinds of diseases,
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both mental,
physical and spiritual.
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And here's one of my favorites,
and I want to bring this up
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on the screen here
so everybody can see it.
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So we will put it up on the
screen, here's what it says...
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This is James 1:5
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That's interesting that it
says "without finding fault,"
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because I hear you say
something like that all the time
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when you're talking about
how we should reach people
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with the message of health.
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Yeah and Charles,
that's a beautiful text.
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I like the part - "who
doesn't lack wisdom." Exactly!
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I claim that and if
we don't have wisdom,
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we don't know what to
do with our healthcare;
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we have a tough decision to
make, let's ask God... Amen!
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He has promised to give
us the answers if we ask Him
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and we can't ask Him
unless we have a relationship
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with Him, so to get the real
solution to these healthcare
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problems is having God
as our "Ultimate Physician"
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and Him guiding us to the
people He needs to find health
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as well as
giving us reassurance.
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He's going to give it to us,
He gives it to us freely. Yes
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You know and
that's such a promise,
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but we have to
accept that promise,
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and that's what we want to do.
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You know, we're
talking about rhythms today,
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but the principles that
we talk about apply to many
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things and it's a great
way that when someone is
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feeling well, to introduce
a relationship with God
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that they can grow and
God is going to take you
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where you need to go
in that relationship.
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I have some things I
want to show you here
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and talk about rhythm. Good
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This is old technology here...
I'm going to let you hold that.
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This is old technology...
Old technology and that's
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what I call a "sensory hammer."
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You know, we all have senses
and that's how you feel your
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heart rhythm is through your
senses - you feel your senses,
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and we can actually
test our different senses
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with this sensory hammer. Okay
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So I'm going to take that
hammer for you and I'm going to
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test your senses, Charles.
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One of the ways we
can do it is hit different
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parts of the body and
see you move and twitch. Okay
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Like reflexes? Yeah,
like reflexes, I can do
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that with this hammer. All right
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More than that, there
are different types of nerves
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in the body, and just lay
your hand like that, Charles.
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This is a sterile
needle and... This is a needle?
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Yeah and what I do
is... Why are you going to
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punch me with a needle?
Close your eyes Charles, okay.
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Do you feel me
touching your finger? No
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Okay, that's good.
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If you would have said,
"yes," that would have been bad!
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You feel that touch, you
feel that? Yes, I feel that.
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So that means you
have a normal nerve.
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Did you feel
that right there? No
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Okay, how many
times have I touched you?
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Three... Right, so this checks
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different
senses. All right, okay
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Some people have neuropathies
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and they don't feel
well. They would not feel that.
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The new technology
is one called "EMG."
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Just like the old
technology in rhythm
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is to feel the
pulse and count. Right
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The new technology
is EKGs, monitors...
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We even have monitors
that we can put under the skin
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so we lose that
old... so that checks pain,
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proprioception.
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Another thing that
this fancy device can do...
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There's another thing
that we can unscrew here...
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On here is a little
brush; this is very good for
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testing the nerves
- the cranial nerves.
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Can you feel that? I
feel that, yes, yeah.
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Can you feel that? No
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Now can you feel
it? I can feel that.
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Does it feel about
the same on both sides?
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Yes, I felt both.
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This is very common
things that we do to test people
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that might have strokes,
that might have abnormalities
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in sensation and these
are things that tell us
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the neurological
system has gone awry.
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Well the neurological
system is very important
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in controlling
rhythms of the heart.
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The neurological system,
of course, sends the signals
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that makes the heart
speed up and slow down...
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We call that the
sympathetic nervous system
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that makes adrenalin and
that, the ones that slow it down
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is called the parasympathetic
system and a lot of our
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heart speed is
determined by our brain.
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For instance, when you're sick,
God has made us so remarkable,
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our body says, "I'm
sick, I need more resources
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throughout the body,"
so the brain controls that
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through the
sympathetic nervous system,
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it makes the heart
speed up so you get more
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fighters and more
nourishment to the place
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it needs to go.
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The heart and the brain
has sympathy for us. Yes
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Yes it does and also
when you need to slow down and
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rest, the brain can
take care of that too...
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But sometimes we don't listen to
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our natural rhythms
that you talk about.
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Or we overpower our
natural rhythm. Yes!
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Sometimes we take
rhythms into our own hand,
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and we put our bodies
under unneeded stress.
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We stay up too late at night.
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We don't get enough rest.
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We don't keep a weekly rest.
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We don't drink enough water.
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We don't eat the right food.
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We don't have
the right thoughts.
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All of these inputs -
the body has to process them
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and do something with them,
and if it's a stress-simple
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the body turns on the
sympathetic nervous system,
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the senses go and
the body gets revved up.
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If it gets revved up and
getting in a fighting mode
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and doesn't need to,
long-term that's damaging
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to the system. Yes, yes
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So we want to
turn down that stress.
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We want to sort of slow down
the rhythms of life sometimes.
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And, the only
way we can do that,
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we can't do that on
our own, we have to ask God
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for the wisdom and He
will give us the wisdom...
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Give us generously...
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... generously and we
gotta depend on God to do it
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because we can't
do it of ourselves,
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it's too overwhelming
all these influences,
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and we have to have God's help.
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Oh that's a
wonderful text, James 1:5
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if you want to check
that out on your own,
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James 1:5- it's a
wonderful text, print it out,
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put it up on your wall.
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You'll enjoy knowing
that God gives generously
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without finding fault.
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I love that - God
does not judge us that way,
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He wants to help us instead.
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Okay, questions from
heartwiseministries.org website
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I invite you,
listener, to do that,
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and leave your questions
there, that would be great!
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This person said,
"I pass out (Oh my),
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about every 2 to 3 years,
no one has figured out why.
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Could this be due to
an abnormal heart rhythm?"
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Passing out - that's a
red flag for you isn't it?
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Yes it could be, you know,
passing out could be from an
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abnormal heart rhythm
because the brain is not getting
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enough blood - the
blood pressure goes down.
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The most common rhythms that
cause this is slow heart rates
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where the heart
pauses and doesn't even beat.
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The treatment for that
would be a pacemaker, okay.
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I'll let you hold that up there.
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That's how small they are.
And this is something that is
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implanted in your body.
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Right, in the body we have
leads that go inside the heart
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that's a pacemaker.
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It's a pretty safe
procedure to put in.
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It's a lot safer
than the alternative. Yes
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Cheaper than dying. Right
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And then other things
that can make a person pass out
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is rhythms from the
bottom part of the heart.
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That is usually lethal.
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Other things that we look
for is the brain malfunctioning,
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either blockages in
the arteries, strokes,
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low blood sugar.
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Sometimes the body is under
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such extreme stress
that there's nothing wrong,
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but the body
just turns itself off.
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Sometimes there's a reaction
called a "vagal reaction"
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when a person sees a
needle, and the body slows down
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too much and drops the blood
pressure, then they pass out.
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So there's lots of things...
That's a great question
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so if a person is passing out,
it could be due to the rhythm.
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The way we would find
out is put some type of
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monitoring device in case
they happen again that we could
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detect what rhythm is going on.
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Well someone asked
about this pacemaker...
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They say, "Is a
pacemaker a risky procedure?"
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I guess they are figuring out
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putting it in, is
it risky to put it in?
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Now, there are some
small, minor risks for that,
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but everything
that we do in medicine
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is about the risk
versus the benefits.
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The benefits is
keeping you alive. Yes
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The risks are an infection,
you might hurt the lungs,
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you might have some bleeding,
but the risks are very low
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compared to the benefits.
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I've heard you mention,
several times, Dr. Marcum,
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talking about the heart...
potassium and magnesium,
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and here's a
question about that.
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"Could a low potassium
or magnesium affect the
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rhythm of a heart?"
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Yeah, and that's something
that's often overlooked
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because that is
something that we don't do.
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We don't eat enough fresh
fruits and vegetables nowadays,
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and we can have low
magnesiums, low potassiums,
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and all of these, as well
as calciums, are important
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in generating the
electrical current.
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So just a low
potassium can cause
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atrial fibrillation,
it can cause skips.
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The same with magnesium.
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If you get these
electrolytes out of whack,
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if you don't either
bring those nutrients in,
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you can have funny
things happen to the body.
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Remember, God has made us
to bring in certain things
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in our body and when we
don't bring those things in,
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there's malfunctioning.
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And when I say,
"Bring those things in,"
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it's just water, the
appropriate nutrients,
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the appropriate
thoughts, the appropriate rest,
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the appropriate movement,
all of these things are
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key to keeping our
rhythms optimalized
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over a course of a life.
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So, yes, magnesium, potassium,
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they can affect the
rhythm. And we want to say,
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bringing those things
in on a regular basis.
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Oh yeah! It's got to be, you've
got to do something every day.
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If you just do it once a week,
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it's not really
going to help you, Charles.
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Okay, here's a
question... "I am on a medicine
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called
"amiodarone," "amiodarone."
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"I understand that this
medicine has side effects,
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might there be a safer
medicine than amiodarone?"
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Well amiodarone or
Cordarone, that's a medicine
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that we use for
atrial fibrillation.
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It's fairly effective, but
there are lots of side effects.
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Many medicines have
lots of side effects.
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Are there safer medicines?
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Yes there are safer medicines.
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They came out with a
new one not too long ago
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called "Multaq"
that appears to be safer,
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but amiodarone has been
around for many years...
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And what I like
about that medicine
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is we know that medicine.
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We know what it
does, we know how it acts,
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we know what to watch out for.
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If a person is
getting in trouble,
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we advise them what to do and
we take them off the medicines.
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So again, it's all
about risks and benefits.
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If going out of
rhythm puts you at high risk,
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or you can't take blood
thinner, then it might be worth
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the amiodarone to keep you
in rhythm so you don't have
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to take as many other medicines.
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So everything that
we do in medicine is
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about risk and
benefits, but more than that,
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we want to ask the
person about causes.
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If we can figure out causes,
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maybe we don't have to take
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risks of medication.
All right, very good.
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Another question - I
guess this is about medicine...
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"My doctor is
recommending a cardioversion...
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"cardioversion," are
there other options?"
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"This is for
atrial fibrillation."
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Right, atrial fibrillation
is when the heart goes
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fast and we can
actually shock a heart.
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You know and we've
seen that quite a bit.
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We have things
that shock a heart.
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We have the old
machines that do that.
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We have defibrillators - they're
in a person all the time.
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And what a shock does
is it stops the heart.
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Okay, so it stops the
heart. Resets it, reboots it.
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Stops the heart and then the
strongest rhythm will take over,
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and hopefully, that
will be a normal rhythm
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and not the abnormal rhythm.
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So if someone is
passing out or having pain,
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and I need to do something
quickly with the rhythm,
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I will cardiovert them
and hopefully the heart
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with start from a normal rhythm.
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So that's a very frequently
used way of generating
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pretty serious situations.
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When a person
gets cardioversion,
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it's pretty serious stuff,
Charles. All right, all right.
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Do you want me to
show you how to do that? No
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Okay, maybe
later or never, never.
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Maybe never, yes. There you go.
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"What are some other
common ailments which can affect
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the rhythms of the heart?"
You've mentioned several.
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Yeah, I'm going to go
through these very quickly.
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We think of thyroid;
we think of underlying
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heart disease; heart
attacks; valvular disease;
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we think of lung disease;
blood clots in the lungs;
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chronic
obstructive pulmonary disease;
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any other diseases of the lung,
sleep apnea is very common;
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electrolytes like magnesium,
potassium, being dehydrated;
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having infections;
different substances
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that stimulate our
bodies; too much caffeine;
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cocaine - those
things; and there's really
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an exhaustive list,
but when people have funny
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rhythms of the heart,
ask yourself the reason why,
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and what might be
stressing the system because
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almost anything out there
can do it, Charles. All right
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So I'm glad we
talked about rhythms.
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There's much more to learn,
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but this is a good
place to start. Fantastic!
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We'll take a short break
now and when we come back,
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let's talk to the God who
invented all rhythms everywhere
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in prayer, so everybody
stay right where you are.
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Well, we've learned a lot
about the rhythms of the heart,
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but I want you also to
think about the rhythms of life.
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You know, the rhythms
that keep our bodies going
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that keep us in sync,
especially the rhythms that
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call us back to a Creator
and I think Charles had a
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wonderful text that
we can all ask God for...
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"If any of you lack
wisdom, ask of God."
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I certainly lack wisdom,
I need His help constantly
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as a physician, I
need his help daily,
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and I think all
of us needed help.
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So I hope we've learned
a little bit about that.
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If you have problems
that we haven't addressed,
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I want to encourage you to
go to our website, that's...
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heartwiseministries.org
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That's a site where we
answer people's questions
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no matter what they
are, we try to answer them.
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We try to point to
the balance in medicine.
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We point to the balance
in nutrition and we also
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encourage that relationship
with our Creator who
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could heal all things.
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So we're just glad you
joined us and rhythms are very
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important in the
heart, but as we close today,
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I want to have a prayer for
all of those that might need a
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special prayer for healing,
that might need special,
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encouragement
and comfort no matter
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what their health problem
is, shall we bow our heads...
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Dear Heavenly
Father, As we come to You,
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we've been talking about
rhythms and You're the Creator
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of rhythms and
hopefully we can learn from You.
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We want always to
remember, as part of our health,
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to ask You who giveth to
us freely and You just love to
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give us information
no matter what it is.
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Father, we want You to guide
our lives and our chemistry.
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For some out
there, they are sick,
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they are ailing
and they are hurting.
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We pray that You
comfort them and we know You are
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going to heal in
Your time, Father.
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And please be with everyone
that is searching for You today
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is our prayer... Amen
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Well, we want to
thank you for joining us,
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and remember, that website
is: heartwiseministries.org
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And until next
time, I'm Dr. James Marcum
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wishing you the best of health.
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