[marz0]

Have you tried supplementing with magnesium? Seems to help a lot of people with anxiety, including myself. There also seems to be a link between low magnesium levels and heart rhythm issues.

> The risk of heart rhythm problems with low magnesium levels is particularly high in people who also have low potassium levels. [0]

[0] https://www.health.harvard.edu/heart-health/ask-the-doctors-...

[athenot]

At the risk of sounding obvious, it is always a good idea to get labs drawn first and then consider supplements if needed. Blindly taking supplements can cause issues in the opposite direction.

Most of us taste our food before deciding whether to add salt, same should go with supplements.

[mypalmike]

Blood tests are not particularly useful for detecting magnesium deficiency. Deficiency is in the cells, not the blood, and blood levels are fairly transient.

That said, it is definitely something to discuss with a doctor. I've had good luck recently working with a naturopath who is highly knowledgeable about nutrition and has far more time to discuss such things as diet and supplements than any general practitioner I've ever visited.