[Got a bounce on this, not sure why: <[email protected]>: connect to ultra5.eskimo.com[204.122.16.68]: Connection refused Anyhow I'm resending it, since my previous post on this thread was a bit rancorous, and maybe uncalled for -- this is a response to message from John Berry]
================== Indeed -- my original point was just that checkups can find stuff, and it may be stuff that you might really want to know about. My objection to the example of Fixx is it was apparently being used to support a fatalistic "oh whatever, you'll just die anyway" approach to health. Perhaps I misunderstood. (I tend to see red when Fixx's name comes up -- has to do with my upbringing. In our house Diet was King and Fixx was a herald of the devil, and his early death showed where the Truth lay.) I'm no doctor and don't claim to have all the answers, but I can, at least, recognize that someone who disdains standard medical wisdom but dies of a heart attack at 52, as Fixx did, probably didn't have all the answers, either. John Berry wrote: > 1: High Impact Interval Training - So called cardio is bad for heart health > 2: Vitamin C and Lycine - rebuilds the heart and ateries see Linus Pauling > 3: Ubiquinol - Especially good for CHF, effective cure Check out taurine, too; I've read something about its being more effective than CoQ10 in some cases (FWIW which may not be much). (At least if you're a dog or cat -- no so sure about humans...) > 4: Cayenne Pepper immediately if a heart attack hits, can revive patients > 5: Instead of a heart bypass you can actually "grow your own bypass" > with a method that involves inflated leggings which force new construction. Check out the Rave diet, too, if you're considering a bypass. They claim success at reversing atherosclerosis of the coronary arteries. (Lots of case histories but I don't know what solid studies exist, if any.) > 6: Many effective methods exist to chelate away blockages (herbal for > instance), oh and cholesterol levels don't matter. (btw it is proven > through radioisotope studies that dietary fat does not contribute but > dietary carbs do to a blockage) > > Besides Cayenne the following things can be important in medical > emergencies, cold and a lowish blood pressure are good for survival, > also people have been left for dead in oxygen tents and popped back to life. > > Final note, hearts are often weakened by parasites and a good course of > antiparasitics can be highly beneficial. What parasites, specifically? Curious. > > On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 10:07 AM, Stephen A. Lawrence <[email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: > > >
