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I was diagnosed with pots about 7 years ago and never went back to the cardiologist. is it possible i now have major damage to my heart? i am 28.
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POTS: Is one of the many syndromes under the overall heading of dysautonomia. The autonomic (automatic) nervous system is controlled by the lower brain that becomes disorganized from poor diet. If it applies, get rid of all forms of sugar and sweeteners. It may not work but your overall health will improve.
Answered 3/26/2013
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