Dr. Sanjay Bhojraj
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first heard Dec 2025
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And sometimes you can just get caught in the spin.
So with these pet hormone changes, then as you affect the ion channels, you can get a situation where you have less potassium, but more sodium than you'd expect.
Or magnesium is kind of like the calming kind of, it's like the aloe vera of the meal.
Aloe vera.
Yeah.
It like soothes everything down, you know, you get a hot supper and you're like,
And so you can get changes in these relative ion concentrations, these distributions, and that can then set up for these kind of early or late or sustained electrical impulses that eventually lead to arrhythmia.
It's a complex idea, but I think the idea here to extract and go back to the 10,000 foot level is variations in hormones, right?
And these pet hormones can affect your heart rhythm system.
And it's something that is not super well recognized.
In fact, oftentimes the only time when I was in my conventional mindset that I would ask about hormones would be when somebody would come with palpitations.
I guess maybe another time with chest pain, but I would say, well, is there any...
Is there any coordination of these palpitations with your menstrual cycle?
This is what women are normally menstruating.
Is it before you ovulate, after you ovulate, when you're about to have your period?
I would ask these questions trying to sound all smart.
I don't know what to put together.
But at least like when you're setting these things up and asking these questions and framing it in a certain way, women will be like, oh, yeah, you know what?
It's funny.
Like every few days before I ovulate, you know, I'd feel this funny palpitation.
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