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Patricia, aged 93, writes:
"Back in 1970 my hubby had the killer kind of heart attack. He was alive but
a sick man with serious heart troubles a year later. We learned about the
Drs. Shute's therapy with vitamin E. Dr. Wilfrid Shute called Coumadin
"poison," took him off it, and within weeks (it seemed) had him heart
healthy. My husband took only our current vitamins, plus he'd worked up to
1,600 IU's of vitamin E. This took him to age 90 without health problems."
Way to go! A search for "Shute" or for "Vitamin E" at
http://www.doctoryourself.com will give you much more to read about this
approach.
In Reply to: Heart & Vitamin E. posted by Aston [31.231] on February 17, 2004 at 09:19:27:
It's a tremendous story for anyone interested in the healing powers of vitamin E. My mother was prescribed coumadin last year, but we chose to go with nattokinase, fish oil, and AC Grace vitamin E. She is doing great and she's 84.
In Reply to: Heart & Vitamin E. posted by Aston [31.231] on February 17, 2004 at 09:19:27:
Aston,,,,all that Vit. E??? I have been listening to a doctor talk on our radio, and he said not much Vit. E now,,,,so who do we believe???
In Reply to: Re: Heart & Vitamin E. posted by Jayne [530.513] on February 17, 2004 at 14:21:59:
The dosage prescribed by many naturopaths is about 10iu per lb. of body weight, which comes to 1,200ius daily for most people, particularly those with serious health challenges. I believe most of the benefits have been documented with as little as 400iu daily, but 800iu is probably best, especially for older people. It's best to take it all at once.
In Reply to: Heart & Vitamin E. posted by Aston [31.231] on February 17, 2004 at 09:19:27:
Thanks, Aston.
Walt
In Reply to: Heart & Vitamin E. posted by Aston [31.231] on February 17, 2004 at 09:19:27:
When I was involved in the distribution of medical care to underserved demographics, I lived on the property of and worked with the developer of warfarin, aka coumadin. He passed away about a year ago, rest his soul. In fact, coumadin is poison...rat poison...no doubt. The Vitamin E is a far superior choice to Coumadin as it is also a blood thinner and provides added benefits through its antioxidant capacity.
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