Coronary Heart Disease / CHOLESTEROL

Drug medicine in the U.S. holds that the basic cause of coronary heart disease is not known, and assumes that it is an irreversible disease. Both are tragic errors.

I propose the theory that coronary artery disease is caused by accelerated oxidative injury, and is reversible.
   
Cholesterol cats---the money men of the cholesterol industry---have blamed coronary heart disease on cholesterol for decades. This theory has served them well. The business of cholesterol testing and cholesterol lowering drugs has been enormously profitable to them. And there are more profits to be made in selling drugs for treating heart disease. When these measures fail---and they always fail predictably---the patient is passed on to coronary "angioplasterers" and coronary bypassers for their share.   

Cholesterol-lowering drugs and other cardiac drugs used to manage coronary artery disease do not reverse coronary artery disease.

Coronary angioplasty---as necessary as it may be for a small number of patients with impending cardiac crisis---does not reverse coronary artery disease.

Coronary bypass surgery---if it is ever truly necessary---does not reverse coronary artery disease.

    These are crucially important messages for the sufferers of coronary artery disease.

Natural, unoxidized cholesterol is innocent and an essential molecule. Why would Nature assign cholesterol so many essential roles in preserving the functional and structural integrity of cell membranes and in hormone synthesis if it were such an evil molecule?

It is a mistake to believe that cholesterol causes heart attacks

Coronary artery disease is reversible.
The effective strategies for this purpose include: 1) Optimal choices in the kitchen; 2) slow, sustained exercise; 3) meditation and self-regulatory methods for slowing the heart; 4) avoidance of environmental triggers that cause adrenaline and neurotransmitter roller coasters; and 5) integrative programs to normalize the cell membranes of cardiac muscle and coronary arteries with intravenous infusions of EDTA (ethylene diamine tetraacetic acid) and related chelating agents as well as certain key minerals and amino acids.
   
I have had rather extensive experience with caring for patients with advanced coronary artery disease. To date, all those who closely followed the total program and were able to take 30 or more infusions of EDTA have shown very satisfactory clinical responses. Specifically:

    1. Absence of angina attacks or far fewer and less severe episodes.

    2. Absence of heart palpitations or far fewer and less severe episodes.

    3. Discontinuance of most cardiac drugs or a markedly reduced dosage.

    4. Avoidance of coronary angioplasty or bypass surgery.

    5. Increased depth of sleep

    6. A general sense of well-being

    7. Reduced fear of an impending catastrophe

    8. Decreased bowel transit time

    The last item may raise some eyebrows, but the integrity of the bowel ecosystem profoundly affects the cardiovascular status. For this reason, our heart disease reversal program puts special emphasis on restoring a damaged bowel ecosystem.