Heart Disease

It might surprise you to know that the most common symptom of a heart attack is sudden death. If you survive the heart attack, or had any other signs of heart disease, you will be subjected to extensive testing, drugs and/or surgery to control the disease. While in some cases, drugs and surgery are necessary, there are many natural alternatives.

Treatment without Drugs and Surgery

Natural medicine has many effective and non-invasive treatment options. Pauling therapy using therapeutic doses of Vitamin C and Lysine, an amino acid, has an excellent track record of treatment and prevention. Chelation therapy consisting of intravenous injections of an amino acid that removes heavy metals, has a documented worldwide success rate of 87%. Another intravenous therapy, plaquex, has become a primary treatment for heart disease due to its ability to reduce plaque build up in the arteries. Additional oxidative injection therapy boosts the overall effectiveness of all therapies. These treatments work to address the underlying causes of cardiac insufficiency responsible for angina, fatigue, shortness of breath and numbness in the legs and feet.

Tame Inflammation

Inflammation in the blood has been identified as a leading cause of heart disease. C-reactive protein, measured by a blood test, is considered one of the best predictors of inflammation and risk for heart attack. Oral natural medicines and intravenous therapy are used to reduce inflammation. Homocysteine and lipoprotein blood tests identify the risk of blood clots. Vital Signs testing provides a measure of your heart health with a score for the stiffness of your aorta (major artery). This non-invasive, computerized blood flow test also assesses nervous system stress on the heart

Hormones Can Help

There is a significant relationship between hormone imbalance and heart disease, especially low testosterone. Numerous studies have identified the link between testosterone and heart disease. It is the number one hormone for heart health, and there is stunning evidence supporting the use of natural testosterone in treating heart disease. In addition, low levels of the hormone DHEA adversely affect the pumping action of your heart. Hormone testing identifies imbalances that can be rectified with the use of natural hormones.

Proven Effectiveness

Natural medicine really shines when it comes to heart disease. Treatment protocols have been utilized and optimized over the past 50 years that provide outstanding results.