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Can rhodiola treat pvc's and arythmias of the heart?
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Would not trust it: Rhodiola is mainly used for anxiety. If your symptoms are stress related, it might help. Otherwise, i wouldn't trust it for arrhythmias. They can be life-threatening. See a cardiologist.
Answered 8/20/2013
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