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Originally Posted by LeonShuffle I've had PVC's every day for about 6 months now, some days much worse than others. I've noticed recently that there may be some connection between my PVC's and either my teeth or gums. I seem to get them everytime I brush my teeth or use mouthwash. I used to always wonder why they would begin the moment I started eating, I mean immediately when I start chewing, and this could explain it.
Has anyone else noticed this or does anyone know anything about it? |
Once the heart gets sensitive, many things can cause the heart to misfire. High pollen or polution levels in the air can cause a heart to misfire. Food allergies can cause the heart to misfire. In fact, anything that you breath or touch, like dust, or chemicals, or inks, or even odors, etc., if you are allergic to them, can cause your heart to misfire.
Mouthwash really gets my heart misfiring, so I stay away from it. I use hydrogen peroxide, in the morning, to both brush my teeth, and as a mouthwash, and for me it works OK. In the evening, I use a little baking soda and water to brush my teeth.
Regards, and best of luck and health to you.
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