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Please send with the order an explanation as to what stage of CV disease the medicine is applicable. Also, if the person ordering has already had by-pass surgery (in this case, two bypasses) what is the recommended dosage if the surgery date for the double bypass was 12-20-2007.
I am very encouraged by the testimonials read on the Pauling website and am hopeful that your Vitamin C and lysine regimen will do the trick of completely ridding my body of any artery or vein blockages. Thank you
Excellent question, I'm not sure anyone has the answer. But everything
that I do know about all this is about to be published in book form, see
http://practicingmedicinewithoutalicense.com for the publication date/ordering
info..
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>Comments:
>Please send with the order an explanation as to what stage of CV disease
>the medicine is applicable.
First it must be understood that the problem is really the problem of a chronic form of scurvy, the vitamin C deficiency disease. Until my book arrives, Dr. Thomas Levy's STOP AMERICA'S #1 KILLER ( http://www.livonbooks.com ) has the most detailed explanation of the disease process. After time, or with improper drugs, plaques harden and calcify. When this happens, they may not be reversible, or it may require years.
>Also, if the person ordering has already had by-pass surgery (in this case,
two bypasses) what is the recommended dosage if the surgery date for the
double bypass was 12-20-2007.
We don't know if it is all that safe, because the body (in the absense of vitamin C) uses Lp(a) cholesterol to strengthen the weaker vein tissue that was used in your bypass (unless your bypasses were from arteries, in this case don't worryand use the full therapy.)
Vitamin C to tolerance is always called for. See http://orthomed.com/titrate.htm and if you can not tolerate more than 10,000 mg, you should consider the lipospheric form - http://www.livonlabs.com Lypo-C. But I think all bypass patients with vein tissue in the coronary arteries should play it safe and rely primarily on vitamin C, perhaps lysine, but restrict proline.
The only real way to determine the correct amount is via Lp(a) measurements, as is described in the book.
>I am very encouraged by the testimonials read on the Pauling website >and am hopeful that your Vitamin C and lysine regimen will do the trick of
>completely ridding my body of any artery or vein blockages. Thank you
>for a quick delivery.
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>J. D. B
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One jar of HT will definitely not harm you - the amount of proline is not too high and will probably do you some good, but I think that you will might want to consider a new product Tower is introducing next month, CardioAde, which is vitamin C and lysine, no proline.
Remember the material that causes these "blockages" is your body countering the chronically low levels of vitamin C, so the KEY to the entire problem is vitamin C intake, thank you very much Linus Pauling.
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