The power to bypass heart disease

Calcium plaque buildup in the arteries used to be age related, but not anymore.

Autopsies of young men killed in Vietnam showed even they had significant plaque buildup beginning in their arteries. This vascular health crisis has led to heart disease and/or artery disease becoming the chief cause of death and disability in the United States.

Calcium and toxic metal accumulation means that your arteries are gradually turning to stone.

One mainstream solution is open-heart bypass surgery. Another is to ream out the diseased artery and insert a stent to restore blood flow.

These are medical crimes of the highest degree. Many people die on the operating table or a few days after open-heart surgery. There are very high risks and only imagined rewards.

It begins with the cardiologist, who draws you a picture or shows you pictures illustrating the seriousness of your condition and the absolute urgency to go right in to bypass surgery that day. They create some high percentages of your coronary artery blockage as “you are totally blocked in your main artery and 90 percent blocked in four more arteries.”

These doctors only know heart drugs and heart surgery, so of course this is what they recommend, and of course you have to take their word for it and you can’t or won’t try to prove them wrong. They are your only source of information. Almost anything you could research on the web or in books will agree with this mainstream opinion. You are at the mercy of the heart “health” industry.

Insurance and Medicare colludes with the medical system to crowd out alternatives that really work. A perfect crime.

But there are at least four things the doctor omits. They do not tell you that arteriosclerosis is a whole body disease, not just the coronary arteries. At best, they will bypass only a few inches of plaqued arteries. But what about the other 99 percent of your cardiovascular system plagued by arteriosclerosis?

Neither bypass nor a stent removes heart disease. These are invasive and serious procedures that, at best, affect a very small part of the heart arteries. However, heart disease can be reversible over time with a process called chelation.

Chelation is not invasive. It’s safe and it affects our entire vascular system, including our brain and the microarteries in our ears and eyes. It’s for total health, and it’s natural!

We put our faith in EDTA (the shortened version of ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid), a universally-proven chelator since it was discovered in the 1930s. It is called a chelator because it pulls, claws and dissolves plaque in the arteries which is flushed out of the body through the kidneys.

When so many medical organizations — including the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the American Medical Association (AMA), the American Heart Association (AHA) and the American College of Cardiology (ACC) — come together to both criticize and denounce the use of EDTA chelation therapy (oh, except for its widespread use in emergency rooms for it’s incredible power to expel toxic metals from the body) then you know you have found something worthwhile.

A former heart surgeon, who was the head of a state university cardiology department and who performed hundreds of bypass operations, once told me it would close half the hospitals in the country if they gave all heart patients a course of EDTA treatment.

Since heart disease is the No. 1 killer of Americans, and bypass surgery and stent surgery rank right up at the top in number of operations performed for any one disease at the modern heart surgery centers they call “hospitals,” is it any wonder they denounce it?

It’s follow the money, as always!

What Americans need to know is how to bypass having bypass surgery. What can we do to clean out our arteries before and after a heart attack?

Since the main symptom of a heart attack is death, we need to focus on prevention. The solution is oral chelation (pronounced Kee-lation). It may reverse the effects of arthritis, cancer, stroke, osteoporosis, glaucoma, mental toxicity, heart attack, senility and even gangrene.

Our modern diet for sure leads to the formation of plaque in our arteries, diminishing blood circulation, leading to hardening of the arteries and many complications and death. Chelation therapy helps reverse artery pathology.

In recent years, many people with no symptoms of artery or heart disease at all are taking chelation therapy intravenously or orally as a preventative measure and purely for life extension.

Oral chelation formulas have been developed that purge the arteries of plaque buildup. This strengthens the heart and helps relieve the disease of senile arteriosclerosis.

Once heart disease progresses so far, we must immediately begin eating heart healthy food to buy some time for the healing process to begin. It is well-known that given time and the proper heart nutrition, the heart develops its own collateral arteries as natural bypasses. This ensures adequate blood supply to the heart.

This self-healing process is called angiogenesis, and this is the second thing the cardiologist omits. Of course, most Americans have never heard of this, but the body’s action of naturally growing new arteries around blocked arteries is a natural process that can produce more new circulation than originally occluded.

A new diet along with exercise and fish oil as a blood thinner provides time for this to happen.

The third thing the doctor will not mention, because they aren’t taught this in medical schools, is that whole B vitamin complex is far superior to heart drugs with their killer effects.

The heart is one of the fastest self-healing organs in the body. Even after the development of serious heart disease, we can do wonders with the proper nutrition. Do not fall for the “low-fat diet” nonsense. It causes heart disease.

The great nutrition genius, Dr. Royal Lee, wrote that heart disease is nothing but malnutrition. He proved that a heart arrhythmia could be smoothed out in 15 minutes with whole food B-complex.

And last, they never mention the proven miracle of I.V. and oral EDTA chelation that scrubs out all the arteries in the heart, the lungs, the brain and the whole body.

EDTA therapy was created by the Germans in the early 1930s to remove heavy metals from the body. It is approved by the FDA to remove heavy metals. It is not approved to remove calcium plaque from the arteries. The FDA will never approve EDTA chelation therapy for cardiovascular disease simply because they will not jeopardize the heart surgery industry, a multi-billion-dollar medical monopoly.

Yet the AMA, FDA and CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) all publicly state that EDTA therapy is “the treatment of choice to remove toxic metals from the body. Toxic metal accumulation is directly related to heart disease.” Just the benefit of lead removal is of tremendous benefit to the heart, the kidneys and the nervous system. Heavy metal toxicity is a big factor in causing immune system compromise.

The focus of EDTA chelation therapy is on helping vascular conditions related to restricted blood flow due to atherosclerotic plaque. But there are many other benefits traceable to treatment with EDTA chelation:

• Reduction of liver-produced cholesterol.
• Lowered insulin requirements in diabetics.
• Reduced high blood pressure.
• Normalization of cardiac arrhythmias.
• Relief from leg muscle cramps.
• Reduction in allergic symptoms.
• Normalized weight.
• Improved psychological and emotional status.
• Enhanced sensory input: Better sight, hearing and taste.
• Cold extremities warmed.

According to the American College of Advancement of Medicine (ACAM), recent evidence has shown that EDTA to treat cardiovascular disease is safe. ACAM writes:

In a study of the NIH-sponsored Trial to Assess Chelation Therapy (TACT), Dr. Jeanne Drisko and co-authors concluded, “The experience with 55,222 infusions of edetate disodium or placebo in TACT shows that this therapy is safe when used according to the TACT safe infusion protocol.”

The TACT also “found an amazing 40% reduction in total mortality, 40% reduction in recurrent heart attacks, and about a 50% reduction in overall mortality in patients with diabetes who had previously suffered from a heart attack.[2] TACT was a large, randomized, placebo-controlled study published in JAMA that randomized patients to a series of IV chelation using EDTA or placebo.”

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