Attention Heart Patients New to Pauling's Heart Therapy

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An Academy Award winning documentary film maker recently contacted us (and will remain anonymous to avoid having him/her "accidentally" hit by a car.) This made me think that we have been making a mistake all these years by not having regularly asked for before and after videos of heart patients .

Today almost every smart phone has a built-in video camera. Consider this a plea to film you or your friends or relatives who have cardiovascular disease BEFORE you begin Pauling's therapy for heart disease.

Note: For most current forum members, it is too late for the before video, but even after videos would be welcome. You might explain your prior condition, and what happened after adopting Pauling's high vitamin C and lysine therapy, as David Leake has done. (He even wrote the book http://www.amazon.com/Patented-Heart-Disease-Cure-Works-ebook/dp/B007NC3JIS)

But the most dramatic footage, with the greatest potential impact, would be both before and after videos of the same individual. We want to start a youtube collection with your help. I would imagine a documentary would visit hospitals looking for deathly ill patients, the ones who agree with their doctor's consent, to go on Linus Pauling's protocol. They might follow those who decide to try the Pauling therapy, and follow another set who decide not to. A clinical trial that we could all watch unfold before our own eyes.

SEND US VIDEO TAPES OF HEART PATIENTS OR POST ON YOUTUBE.COM AND SEND US THE LINK.

If if you or a loved one has heart disease, (unfortunately, for these purposes, the sicker the better), please try to video tape the heart patient's current condition. You might explain their history, current medications, medical procedures and what their doctors are saying, etc. You might show them trying to walk across the room. These would be videos of people who have decided to "risk" the Pauling therapy, perhaps against their doctor's advice or without his or her knowledge.

If a picture is worth a thousand words, what would these videos be worth?