Guest guest Posted August 15, 2011 Report Share Posted August 15, 2011 I saw this Dr. interviewed & reveals the test w blocked artery & unblocked to prove it. And had a guest, the 1st man to heal-recovered who needed a transplant. W/o the changes he would have died waiting. This is for those to prevent. Some w heart disease may need professional treatment. I would read this if I had heat disease. Excerpt from Prevent and Reverse Heart Disease by Caldwell B. Esselystn, Jr. MD  You must not eat meat or milk  Must not consume oil of any kind, not a drop (Yes, you devotees of the Mediterranean Diet, that includes   olive oil, as I’ll explain in Chapter 10) Generally, you cannot et nust or avocados.  You can eat a wonderful variety of delicious nutrient -dense foods:  All vegetables except avocado: Leafy green vegetables, root, veggies that are Red, green purple, orange, & yelled & everything in between  All legumes – beans, peas, and lentils all varieties All whole grains and products, such as bread and pasta, that are made from them –as long as they do n t contain added fats. All fruits  It works in the first continuous 12 yr study of the effects of nutrition in severely ill patients which I will describe in this book, those who complied with my program achieved total arrest of Clinical progression and significant selective reversal of coronary artery disease. In fully compliant patients, we have seen angina disappear in a few weeks, and abnormal stress test results return to normal.     And consider the case of Joe Crowe. After his heat attack in 1997, tests showed that the entire lower third of his left anterior descending coronary artery, the vessel leading to the front of the heart and nicknamed, for oblivious reasons, - the widowmaker†–was significantly diseased.. His coronary artery anatomy excluded him as a candidate for surgical bypass, angioplasty, or stents, and at such a young age, with a wife and three small children, Dr. Crowe was understandably disconsolate and depressed. Since he already exercised, did not use tobacco, and had a relatively lowcholesterol count of 156 mg/dL, there seemed to be nothing he could modify, no obvious reforms in lifestyle that might halt the disease.    ttp://www.doctoroz.com/book/prevent-and-reverse-heart-disease  About  two weeks after his heart attack, he and his wife came to dinner, I had a chance to share details of my research.. Both Joe and Ann grasped the implications for Joe on a plant based diet.. All at once , instead of having no options, they were empowered. Immediately, Joe embarked on my nutrition program , refusing to take any cholesterol lowering drugs, and he redefined the word commitment.  He stuck to the plan vigorously, eventually reducing his total blood cholesterol count to just 89 and cutting his LDL or “bad cholesterol from 98 to 38 mg/ I would assume the cholesterol is lowered this much to help pass the blockage. Blessings, Kathy  Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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