What works against CVD and why

Forget measuring serum lipids and reducing dietary saturated fat!   Ischaemic CVD is a chronic low-level inflammatory disease, which can be dealt with effectively by eating real, nutritious food containing lots of antioxidants and alkalizing foods,, moderate exercise, sunlight, fresh air, restorative sleep, peace within . . .

“CVD Fix” – How do you mend a broken heart?

2 goals to remove the blood-flow-reducing arterial plaque in CVD (1) Stop damaging your artery walls. (2) Repair and strengthen your artery walls

The Atherosclerosis Process

In atherosclerosis, the process of laying down plaque to repair a damaged artery wall is complex. The basic steps are found here . . .

$tatins – Don’t save lives!

Statins supposedly prevent a high percentage of cardiovascular disease (CVD) – but they don’t! – find out why . . .

Rath-Pauling Therapy

An inexpensive, nutrient-based, oral therapy to strengthen the body’s connective tissue, including collagen. Used to cure cardiovascular disease (CVD) related to atherosclerosis by repairing arterial walls . . .

Atherosclerosis / CVD – Involves weakened arterial walls due to a chronic vitamin C deficiency

To properly REPAIR and RENEW constantly decaying arterial walls, your body must produce a binding protein called COLLAGEN, which requires ample quantities of Vitamin C

What is atherosclerosis?

Atherosclerosis occurs as a result of the immune system’s INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE to an arterial blood vessel wall DAMAGE.   Intended as a temporary fix, plaque is laid down to prevent bleeding out through a damaged arterial wall.

What injures arterial lining?

Find out what is damaging the arterial lining (endothelium) causing an inflammatory response leading to atherosclerosis / CVD . . .

Lp(a) – “The Repairman” in atherosclerosis

Lp(a) is a sticky variant of cholesterol that binds to a damaged arterial wall to promote formation of a repair patch (plaque) to buy you time to correct the real cause of the damage . . .

Cardiovascular Diseases that you’ve heard of

What is going on? – in High blood pressure, Coronary heart disease, Heart attack, Stroke, Arrythmia, Angina, Thrombosis / Embolism. Heart / kidney failure