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POTS Syndrome Diagnosis & Treatment: What You Need to Know

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Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS Syndrome) has gained increasing recognition in recent years as more patients seek answers for persistent dizziness, rapid heartbeat, fatigue, and difficulty standing for long periods. Although POTS is not the same as POTS Heart Disease , its symptoms frequently overlap with cardiac concerns, which is why many patients consult a cardiologist—especially a functional medicine cardiologist who can evaluate the condition from a whole-body perspective. If you or someone you love experiences symptoms that worsen when standing and improve when lying down, understanding POTS is the first step toward getting proper care. This comprehensive guide explains what POTS Syndrome is, how it is diagnosed, which treatment options are available, and how functional medicine can play a role in long-term management. What Is POTS Syndrome? POTS Syndrome—short for Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome —is a form of dysautonomia, meaning it affects the auton...

Congestive Heart Failure Explained: Causes, Warning Signs, and Natural Healing Methods

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  Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) is one of the most common heart conditions affecting millions worldwide. Although the diagnosis may sound intimidating, it doesn’t mean life has to slow down. With the right combination of medical care, lifestyle changes, and natural therapies, many patients live long, active, and fulfilling lives. As an Integrative Cardiologist , I’ve spent years blending modern medical science with holistic healing to help my patients in North Hollywood and beyond strengthen their hearts naturally. Let’s explore what causes heart failure, its symptoms, and the most effective natural treatments to manage it. What Does Congestive Heart Failure Really Mean? Contrary to its name, heart failure doesn’t mean your heart has stopped—it means the heart isn’t pumping blood as efficiently as it should. When this happens, blood can back up into the lungs, legs, or abdomen, leading to fluid buildup or “congestion.” To compensate, the heart may enlarge or beat faster, but over ...