Bradycardia
phenotype · Cardiovascular Diseases; Pathological Conditions, Signs and Symptoms
Nutrients connected to Bradycardia
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- Mad Honey (Grayanotoxin Honey)Documented risk
Slow heart rate is one of the commonest findings in mad honey poisoning.
- Ivory funnelDocumented risk
A slow heart rate is a documented sign of muscarine poisoning from Clitocybe-type mushrooms, treated with atropine.
- Deadly fibrecapDocumented risk
Slow heart rate is a documented sign of muscarine poisoning from Inocybe-type mushrooms, treated with atropine.
- Common earthballDocumented risk
A slow heartbeat was reported in some cases (France) and in the Japanese earthball case.
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