Had to mention this - off-topic but important adjuvant information.... BTW Neethi you mentioned your heart bypass so you already know about cholesterol and saturated fats. You may have already changed your diet/lifestyle, but I have to stress how important it is to excercise. Use any oils in moderation. Avoid all products containing Canola or hydrogenated oils. Avoid sugar and overprocessed foods and do not use table salt at all. Use sea salt, it's cheap too. Eat RAW veggies when you can (juicing helps), and use the links below to get a hold of the book Life Extension by Durk Pearson and Sandy Shaw.
Most diseases are symptoms based on a series of BAD LIFESTYLE DECISIONS and can be completely avoided and often arrested. **** on www.bookfinder.com Life Extension: A Practical, Problem-Solving Approach by Durk Pearson and Sandy Shaw (1980) http://www.bookfinder.com/search/?st=sl&ac=sl&qi=2w6xgrTUwnOYQm5fxQZpxaB2w6d CkIZp:29:64 Life Extension Companion by Durk Pearson and Sandy Shaw (1984) http://www.bookfinder.com/search/?st=sl&ac=sl&qi=2w6xgrTUwnOYQm5fxQZpxaB2w6d CkIZp:29:65 This is the nutritional bible AND the definitive anti-aging guide! The newer book is updated a bit, but the first one has a bit more depth. Highly recommended for anyone who is interested in clinical nutrition and orthomollecular biology. It's not a heavy read, and it leaves out nothing. Though a few things, experimental at the time, have been firmed up since the publication was released, anything that was deduction is identified as such and better than 98% is absolutely accurate. It's a problem-solving approach not only to nutrition, but to diseases and conditions that are preventable or controlled by optimal nutrition or megadosing in a cause-effect relationship. Everything is explained down to the cellular level. Includes sections to help you tailor your own nutritional program. Durk Pearson and Sandy Shaw started The Life Extension Foundation www.lef.org and still run a website at www.lifeservices.com **** ciao Duncan <snip> is it safe for a heart bypass operated patient to use the zapper or the simple pulser? how about someone with tachycardia? regards neethi </snip>
