Cardio-Vascular Accidents result in a high incidence
of mortality and morbidity. If somebody out in cybercountry can
substantiate
that Colloidal Silver is contributory to the regulation of the chemical
markers, methymalonic acid and homocysteine, it will be a great
contribution to
the medical profession. Homocyteine has great subclinical predictive
values.
I am certain there are many out there making the same dream and
dreaming the same dream. I am very positive that Colloidal Silver has a
great role to play in the functioning and integrity of the
Cardiovasular
System.
With regards
Lew
fhlew wrote:
> Raised Homocysteine levels todate have been found to be an
> independent risk marker for cardiovascular disease. Research studies
> have
> shown that elevated levels of homocysteine correlated well with
> patients with Peripheral Vascular Disease, Cerebrovascular Accidents -
> Strokes, Cardio-vascular Accidents- Heartattacks, Thrombosis, Angina
> Pectoris and Intermittent Claudication. The Journal of the American
> Medical
> Association[1992;268[7]:877-881], in an article, reported the sampling
> of 271 males with cardiovascular accidents- heart-attacks, had levels
> of
> Homocysteine higher than controls. The raised levels of Homocysteine
> can be readily treated by Vitamin B12, Vitamin B6, Folic Acid ,Betaine
> and Choline, according to the authors.
>
> The breakdown of Homocysteine is
> dependent on Vitamin- and Nutrient-dependent enzymes. Homocysteine is
> a non-essential amino acid in the body. Any blockage in its metabolic
>
> pathway due to:
> 1. Lack of Vitamin B6-dependent Enzyme
> [cystathionine
> B-synthase, which removes sulphur from the
>
> homocysteine-methionine cycle. It is
> alsoVitamin B12-
> dependent.]
> 2. Failure of Remethylation of homocysteine
> back to
> methionine [ deficiencies of Vitamin B12,
> Folic Acid,
> Betaine]
> will lead to toxic accumulation of homocysteine in the blood causing
> an elevation of homocysteine level. The latter is a risk factor for
> Occlusive
> Vascular Disease. The biochemical markers for B12 deficiency are
> Methyl Malonic acid and Homocysteine. The sustained elevation of
> Methyl Malonic acid and/or Homocysteine can predict the imminent
> B12 deficiency subclinically within a year even with normal blood
> levels.
>
> Comments:
>
> Homocysteine is considered the " second
> cholesterol " and in
> many instances, it has been found that patients developing
> cardiovascular complications showed normal cholesterol levels.
>
> Elevated level of homocysteine due to a blocked
> metabolic
> pathway, which is Vitamin and Nutrient dependent,can be simply
> resolved
> by cost-effective vitamins and nutrients.
>
> Elevated level of homocysteine is also a
> predictive risk factor
> for diseases relevant to:
> 1. Neurology
> 2. Gynaecology
> 3. Cardiology
> 4. Geriatrics
> 5. Genetics
>
> Urinary and Blood tests for homocysteine will be a
> futuristic routine for a number of undiagnosed conditions related to
> cardiac,
> neurological, gynaecological, genetic and geriactric diseases. These,
>
> hopefully,will be cost-effective.
>
> One noted dental authority was quoted to have linked
>
> every " root canal " to a cardio-vascular accident. Dr. Hulda Clark
> has
> made it very clear that toxic heavy metals provide a favorable
> environment
> for the survival of the microbes and parasites. It is not surprising
> to
> find microbes or parasites in the degenerated arterial walls with
> deposits
> of toxic heavy metals.
>
> With regards
> Lew
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Vilik Rapheles wrote:
>
>> James,
>>
>> Thanks so much for this! Now, how about cholesterol...related to
>> pathogens
>> or CS....
>>
>> ~^^V^^~
>>
>> At 08:15 PM 12/2/99 -0700, you wrote:
>> >Somewhere in my mass of not-well-organized.....information?....is
>> an
>> >article saying that much of what was thought to be "degenerative"
>> vascular
>> >disease is now being attributed to pathogens. Particularly heart
>> disease.
>> > Vaguely, I remember something about people who took small amounts
>> of
>> >tetracycline not getting Mis.
>> >
>> >Remember when ulcers were caused by "stress". Now it is
>> heliobacter
>> > pilori. We are probably just around a similar corner for some
>> forms of
>> >arthritis too.
>> >
>> >Remember too, what Dr. Robert Becker says. CS facilities the
>> transition of
>> >neoplasms into stem cells, and then into the appropriate tissue
>> >morphology.
>> >
>> >James Osbourne Holmes
>> >[email protected]
>> >
>> >
>> >-----Original Message-----
>> >From: Vilik Rapheles [SMTP:[email protected]]
>> >Sent: Thursday, December 02, 1999 1:45 AM
>> >To: [email protected]
>> >Subject: CS and Arteries
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >Would someone be willing to tell me whether CS can be used to help
>> >arterial health? How does it affect arteries, and the possiblity of
>>
>> >heart attacks or strokes?
>> >
>> >~^^V^^~
>> >
>> >
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