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Per your instructions, I will repost for the edification of the board.
You wrote:
>
> "Most coronaries are caused by spasm of the coronary arteries. If you will
become a student of the process, you will see that most heart attacks do not
> have ANY of
> the currently accepted susceptibility factors (smoking, high cholesterol
and the like). Besides humans are the only species that can decide when to
> have their
> coronaries.
>
> What is the most common time for humans to have their coronaries? Answer:
Monday morning.
>
> SO, I am assuming that your question about bracing was a facietious one.
However, chronic stress-effect storage in the hypothalamus IS one of the
most
> common
> causes. You can get the proof of this with Selye's and Pelletier's books.
>
> Actually it COULD be considered "bracing" of the smooth muscles of the
artery walls."
>
> Actually my question about "bracing" was legit. I've been known to be
> facetious, but not about my health or those of my loved ones. I guess my
> understanding of coronaries is skewed. I thought they were caused by a
> blockage in the artery which prevents the blood from reaching its
> destination, not a spasming artery Let me see if I've got this right;
the
> artery spasms due to stress which causes trauma to the blood which causes
a
> clot, and the clot causes the blockage which causes the pain/pressure,
etc?
> I understand fully the stress concept, but was totally unaware of the
> susceptibility factors NOT being a factor. You recommend him getting
> chelation therapy. If there is no plaque buildup, would that still help
> him?
>
> BTW, I had my third chelation treatment today with 3/4 EDTA. I've also
> started juicing (some of them are really tasty). I know it will take a
> while but I fully expect to start feeling better soon. Oh, I'm doing
> chelation to get rid of heavy metal buildup and anything else that's
> crawling around where they ain't supposed ta!
>
> Thanks for all you do, Walt.
>
> Namaste`
>
> Joanie
>
In Reply to: My Brother's Heart Attack - Again posted by Joanie on April 05, 2002 at 07:44:30:
I thought I would mention this as I have been doing the research for some time and have recently made my own conclusion. First, I want to say that I find it very interesting what Walt said about "bracing of the arteries". I never considered it. Since I have done the homework HERE, I will present it. BTW, I say "my own conclusion" because there are no scientific studies to prove it and there may never be. However, numerous experimental studies have been performed and the results are consistant. Anectodal reports also indicate the sucess of the theory. I am refering to the Linus Pauling theory of heart disease. He actually called it, "chronic scurvy".
I will post the website for you to read more thoroughly but I will give a rough outline here without giving a history lesson :-)
Currently, there are several theories out there that try to explain heart disease. Some of these are:
1. The Fat/Cholesterol Theory
2. The Homocysteine theory
3. The Germ Theory
4. The Free-Radical Theory
There is one MAJOR observation that would seem to disprove these theories. These blockages do NOT occur randomly. if indeed cholesterol caused heart disease, one would expect that the blockages would be total-body at various places but this is not true. The same goes for homocysteine and free-radicals. In fact, these blockages occur in very predictible places very close to the heart. Very often, surgeons will create a bypass using arteries from the legs because they are completely unblocked.
What Linus Pauling attributes to heart disease, is a lack of vitamin C. Most animals make up to 12,000mg of vitamin C in their livers and kidney's per day. They also do not suffer from Cardiovascular disease as humans do. Humans cannot make a single gram of vitamin C and must obtain it from food. Experiments on ginney pigs show that vitamin C prevents CVC in these aniimals. The same conclusions have been found on other animals that do not make their own vitamin C.
I might be describing this incorrectly, but it appears that Linus Pauling described the heart disease process as this:
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He has proposed that high doses of vitamin C, Lysine, Proline and certain other antioxidants can not only stop heart disease, but reverse it. That this formula can actually disolve arterial plaque and can heal the damage to the artery. This allows for the free flow of blood. Life Extention Foundation has conducted some small studies. I don't have those numbers but ALL the participents were found to have NO trace of arterial plaque after the protocol. To read further, go here:
I hope this helps you
-HY
In Reply to: Linus Pauling Therapy posted by Helping You on April 05, 2002 at 11:37:46:
Thank you so much HY. I haven't approached my brother with any of the "alternative" remedies yet, but I will certainly hook him up with the link you provided. Maybe I can turn him in the right direction. I can only offer information. It's his choice to use it or not. Thanks again.
Namaste`
Joanie
In Reply to: My Brother's Heart Attack - Again posted by Joanie on April 05, 2002 at 07:44:30:
Thanks, Joanie!
Chelation, along with the Pritikin Plan eliminates cardiac blockage symptoms in 90% within a month (regardless if the arteries are plugged or only spastic).
Any Chelation practitioner worth his salt does not depend upon Chelation alone but educates the patient about a 10% fat diet, exercise and stress reduction at the same time.
The only thing that is known for sure is that the spasm attacks are stress related and so the SR will definitely help that.
Since no one, yet, knows everything about the spasm type, I certainly would pad my bets by doing the chelation at least until the symptoms totally stop. Keeping up the rest is not only free but certainly prudent to prevent recurrence.
Hope this helps.
Walt
In Reply to: Linus Pauling Therapy posted by Helping You on April 05, 2002 at 11:37:46:
Thanks, HY.
You can now add the "newest" one (actually first proposed about 100 years ago) of "The inflammatory cause of atherosclerosis."
Namaste`
Walt
http://www.paulingtherapy.com/
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