Question: My husband is a 35 year old male, healthy, active and started having heart palps about 8 weeks ago. We do not eat processed foods and maintain a very healthy diet. He's also getting leg twitching and a low sperm count. He tried increasing his magnesium, however that has not helped. Could this be from leaky gut? or some sort of stomach infection?

Here is some more info from him, also, he has low blood pressure, not sure a beta blocker is what he needs?
XXXXXX Ten weeks ago I began feeling light flutters in my chest. Around the same time I had contracted what I believed was poison ivy that got infested in a few days on the dorsum of my right foot. It took approximately 2 weeks for this wound to heal. In addition, a rash develop in my groin area as well as on both hips in the proximity of the greater torchanter. Eventually, the flutters became full heart palps exactly 2 weeks after contracting poison ivy, I am unsure if they are related. I was also getting calf twitches and mild GERD. On the day I started getting heavy pals, I was hiking in the hot sun. Both the people who were with me were sweating profusely but I was not, I figured I was dehydrated or my electrolytes were out of whack. Around this time I was exercising more frequently (intense training 4 days a week as well as 3 days of disc golf which involves 2.5 hours of hiking), drinking coffee and consuming alcohol on the weekends (Fri-Sun). Eventually my condition was affecting my sleep and I had noticed that I had XXXXXX Phenomenon was fasting BG between 100-120 and BP slightly elevated for me around 120/75 (Normal is 110/70). I tested my A1c and it was 4.9 so i researched and found Magnesium to be helpful for this. I began taking Magnesium (750mg Dimagnesium malate daily) and increased my potassium intake which improved my condition momentarily, but came back after I had a beer a couple of weeks later. These symptoms would go away temporarily, they would come back. The XXXXXX Phenomenon went away and normal fasting BG came down to a weekly avg. of 92. Drinking alcohol tends to exacerbate the symptoms and drinking more water tends to improve them,, but they are always there. Since this is all began I dropped 7 pounds, but I attribute this to the restriction of potential food allergens (dairy, wheat, eggs). The only allergies I have in my medical hx are hay fever, shingles in 2000 and temporary allergy I had to eggs as a child. I am not allergic to any meds. I have a family Hx of diabetes (father has per-diabetes) and heart disease (father had Rheumatic fever and had triple bypass in 90s)