I'm 24 and have had high cholesterol and heart arrhythmia since the 6th grade. Even after changing to a majority vegetarian diet and exercising regularly I still can't seem to have a normal cardiovascular system. I'm not overweight, probably under to be honest, so most likely a genetic issue. This kind of news makes me sleep just a little bit easier at night. Thank you!
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Serrapeptase, a natural enzyme eats this plaque and other dead tissue also without harming live tissue and it is cheap and availible at most vitamin stores. I've used it for over 7 years to prevent inflammation. All the doctors I have encountered will not discuss any other treatments they can't make money from so don't bother asking them, I've tried. Just get you some of.this enzyme and take it regularly like you would a vitamin. Has worked great for me and I'm artery healthy at 52. You don't have to take my word for it. Research it yourself.
Troy White Have you heard of VASCEPA? It was actually proven to reverse plaque buildup and reduced cardiovascular events by almost 30% and approved by the FDA. I can’t wait to have this drug reach out part of the world.
Mark Steven thanks for posting, I was about to check it out because i was almost sure there was no approved drug therapy for plaque. The only FDA approved therapy used as adjunct to statins I found was VASCEPA I wish someone can look more into it and present it as coldfusion did here.
Humanity and scientific technology somehow has been lost in our current political times. It should be the other way around! Beam me up Scotty, there’s no intelligent life here...
@@Roncass4 You are definitely right. There is hope that we can find if we look carefully! I hope that the humanity effort Will become more focused on such research that make life truly meaningful and worth living.
the last 10 already did and the 10 before and the 10 before that. 20 years ago there were no smartphones or tablets. 30 years ago the internet just about started to exist publicly
@@GuRuGeorge03 Now when you put it like that, it really makes me appreciate the technology we have now. I can't wait to see what this decade would bring.
The problem is that nanotubes are made of graphene, which is one of, if not the most expensive thing in the world to manufacture. A gram of graphene costs around $250k
I watched this video....and started crying. I am 52 years old and have been dealing with heart disease for a long time. My FIRST heart attack....I was 27 yrs old. I try not to think about....when the one that's going to kill me will hit.....because it will. I would be in a human study today.....so I could spend more time with my grandkids tommorow. Thanks more making this video.
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You remind me of a man I met who had a heart attack in his late 20's. At the time he was working excessively in his own business. After the heart attack, whenever he felt stressed by his work, he would stop and go home and lie down until he calmed down. When I saw him he was about 50 and had not had another heart attack. At the time, there weren't all the medications we have today. At that time also, there was evidence that high blood pressure predisposed to heart attacks, plus the fact that isometric exercise (stress) increased blood pressure whereas aerobic exercise (what we call Cardio) lowered it, which seems to me to be true. I wish you good fortune in keeping your heart and arteries healthy.
Wow, this is actually a breath of fresh air. I currently have a heart stent in my left ventricle due to a heart attack I sustained a few years ago. My cholesterol can't be controlled without medication and it was this plaque accumulation that caused my heart attack. It is kinda frustrating knowing that your body already had the means to fight off plaque buildup but doesn't on it's own. Ill keep a closer eye on this topic.
I hope you realise that cholesterol isn't the only and main cause of heart disease, right? You can check out ¨What I've learned¨ youtube channel to broaden your knowledge on the subject, the guy is making very good videos with science papers backing up his claims and it's not like he's forcing his opinion on you. I highly recommend it. The main cause of heart disease is inflammation, the unhealthy things you do and eat, create an infinite cycle of inflammation that damages your arteries and blood vessels, forcing your body to clog it up with cholesterol and other bits to repair it. Inflammation helps us fight infections, but if your body is in a constant state of inflammation, sooner or later, you will feel the consequences (from what you typed, you did feel that). By reducing not cholesterol, but inflammation processes, such as ingestion of sugar and such, you will improve your health. I also recommend watching the videos from the RUclipsr I just mentioned about insulin levels in the blood. To generally and grossly summer the subject up: low insulin levels in the blood at all times = longer, more fulfilling life with the functioning body. Cheers, stay safe, spread the good word.
@VIS Mong Not exactly. It doesn't remove 100% of the plaque. In fact, cholesterol is extremely important for cardiovascular health. There's a reason why we separate it into two types, LDL and HDL (the first being bad for you while the latter is good). In general, it's meant to protect your arterial walls from damage it sustains over its use. It only becomes bad when it accumulates to a point of causing a blockage (which is sometimes caused by inflammation due to bad diet). According to the study, this therapy reduces plaque by 20-40% based on severity, so to answer your question, no it won't kill you.
Serrapeptase, a natural enzyme eats this plaque and other dead tissue also without harming live tissue and it is cheap and availible at most vitamin stores. I've used it for over 7 years to prevent inflamation. All the doctors I have encountered will not discuss any other treatments they can't make money from so don't bother asking them, I've tried. Just get you some of.this enzyme and take it regularly like you would a vitamin. Has worked great for me and I'm artery healthy at 52. You don't have to take my word for it. Research it yourself.
Cause while all the popular and useless studies kids grow up to become people aruguing over stupid shit, the nerds and smart kids are solving societies real issues so they can live longer better lives to continue their bullshit existence.
When it comes to heart disease, as an exercise physiologist I recommend taking anything that increases nitric oxide such as beet root and L-Citrulline which in turn will help the arteries relax and maintain or improve elasticity which in turn will prevent the laying down of plaque. Of course you must prevent the lesions to begin with so maintaining optimal blood sugar levels is another thing that must be done. Berberine can help with this! Also, to help with repairs you must have adequate amounts of vitamin C. A liposomal version does good for this or better yet a high dose up to 15g IV infusion a couple of times per month. Keep your blood pressure in check as well to prevent lesions. Short spikes in BP when exercising is good because it helps the arteries remain elastic. However, long term BP issues can cause significant damage to the endothelium, especially if the diastolic is consistently over 100mmHg. Vitamin E in the form of mixed tocotrienols must also be added to the list. Up to 2g of Omega 3s is another that must be added to help reduce inflammation. Another one to add is a good quality R-Lipoic Acid to detoxify water and fat soluble cells and reduce oxidative stress. IV Glutathione up to 3g through a push or drip in 500ml sodium chloride will help detoxify and increase glutathione status thereby reducing toxicity levels in the body which in turn reduces ROS. I also like to take up to 2 full tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil per day to keep optimal bile flow which in turn keeps the liver detox pathways wide open and maintaining a healthy liver function. If you have problems with your liver, you will have very high cholesterol and triglycerides. Lastly, if you have access to an infrared sauna you should try and use it at least 5 days per week for up to 25 minutes! Studies show that this alone can reduce cardiovascular disease by up to 50% and all cause mortality by up to 40%! That's huge! A lot more to this, but hope the bit of information I have shared can help someone. Oh, I follow my own routine and I am 56 years of age and after checking my aortic pulse wave velocity to measure the health of my arteries, the test results show I have the arteries of someone in their 30s. Of course proper diet and exercise that includes resistance training and aerobic exercise is a must. Blessings!
So I’m 53 I exercise and do triathalon races. I have high cholesterol and taking a mild dose of statin. Where do I get all the vitamins and where are your references?
@@HardCorps88 Hello - I've been in the healthy industry since the mid 90s as an exercise physiologist and have nearly 8 years of training in functional medicine so when it comes to disease in the human body I have a fairly good understanding of what works based on experience with thousands of men and women over the years. In your case with the high cholesterol, I'd be curious to know what your true baseline is? For example, what was your cholesterol when you were 25 years of age? Do you indeed have high cholesterol as shown with a full CardioIQ panel from Quest Diagnostics? Most physicians just check cholesterol, triglycerides, HDL, and a calculated LDL and that is a very small part of the puzzle. You must check particle size, particle count, particle type, Lp(a), PLAC2, OxLDL, MPO, etc.. Also, cholesterol is not dangerous unless it's oxidized in the presence of inflammation, SO, you should also check all your interleukin inflammatory markers, HS-CRP, and TNF-alpha to start with. If indeed your cholesterol was normal back when you were 25 years of age, then you must find what's causing the high cholesterol now if indeed it's high. The liver is responsible for making less or more cholesterol based on your diet. If you eat a lot of high cholesterol foods, then your body will make less, and vice-versa. Two things that can cause high cholesterol - your liver is not working properly - or you have inflammation going on somewhere in your body. Fix the inflammation and/or the liver and you fix the problem. 99% of the people I consult with don't need to be on a statin because I get to the root of the problem instead of putting a band-aid on it. In any case, I'd hope you are at least taking a supplemental CoQ10 because statins block your body's natural ability to produce it. Much much more to this, but this comment is getting long. Good luck and best wishes!
As a practicing MD in both clinic and ER with developing coronary disease myself this is VERY interesting. I was not aware of this and I WILL be digging into this research.
With 3 stents inserted several years ago, how I wish I could be a guinea pig for this advancement! Thanks for once again giving us clear explanations of truly mind-blowing discoveries. 86 and counting!
Good for you, Lois. I know what you mean. Despite all the great medical discoveries and inventions of even just the _last couple decades,_ it would have been nice if they'd come fifty years ago. 😁 All the best.
The frustrating part about supposed breakthroughs like this is the length of time it takes for them to start being applied, if ever. They always seem to be 10 years away and 10 years from now they'll still be 10 years away. If you're already at risk of heart attack announcements like this almost become a cruel joke. Sometimes I wish they would keep these findings to themselves until they are ready to start treating people
thanks for helping to save my Dad. he survived his major heart attack. Stints . thanks for trying to save the world. Thanks for Being Heroes. thanks Doctors and staff, Heroes.
I’m 67 years old, had quadruple heart bypass at 50 years old and this kind of news is exciting and gives hope. I love it, I think it’s truly awesome and amazing wish I could live much longer to see what the future holds.
Much longer delay if possible. Just as with combustion engines vs. electric, this will make all of us better off except for some very powerful and wealthy people that control our government.
Actually expect to see this in human studies in the new 2-3 years, only high risk people at first. If that goes well then in a couple more years you will see mid level risk people. In 10 years this will be general use, barring failure at any previous test level.
Serrapeptase, a natural enzyme eats this plaque and other dead tissue also without harming live tissue and it is cheap and availible at most vitamin stores. I've used it for over 7 years to prevent inflamation. All the doctors I have encountered will not discuss any other treatments they can't make money from so don't bother asking them, I've tried. Just get you some of.this enzyme and take it regularly like you would a vitamin. Has worked great for me and I'm artery healthy at 52. You don't have to take my word for it. Research it yourself.
I am 61 at 41 I had my first heart attack, I have had 2 heart attacks, 2 strokes, 14 angioplasties, an athorectomy, 6 stents, and a triple bypass. I have had a near death experience and many very close calls. I had a deep vein thrombosis in my left groin area in my leg and a pulmonary embolism And 2 blood clots in my right kidney. I had 400 nights in a hospital.
@ Mark shaz There are several things you can control regarding heart disease. 1. Eat healthy. 2. Regular exercise. 3. No smoking ever. 4. Avoid alcohol/practice moderation of alcohol. The one thing nobody can control is their genetics. If you have a family history, even if you practice the above controllable factors, your risk of heart disease is extremely hard. I personally have treated athletes, including a 42 year old marathon runner, for heart attacks with 100% artery occlusions. I hope you have things under control and wish you future good health.
cholesterol is an animal product. The only treatment that has ever been shown to reverse artery occlusion is an animal-product free diet which allows the problems in your heart to slowly dissolve out over time because plant oils and fats do not generally harden inside the body.
@@billaak417 Tests: Cardiac stress test, blood, blood pressure, cholesterol tests administered by your general practice doctor or cardiologist. I've had 2 heart attacks, 1 at 37 yrs & another around 50 yrs old. About 15 lbs overweight, programming job so I sit a lot. Also cholesterol is generated more quickly than normal due to my genes. Everyone at work was surprised cuz I worked out several times a week & looked to have slightly better than average health. Therefore get tested every so often. ❤
My father faced brain stroke 2 months ago and his left side is paralyzed. As I read, there is no treatment for stroke. Doctors pray that the body heals itself. If carbon nanotubes can be directed to exact locations of the stroke patients can survive. Very good research. Thanks for the video and pray for my father.
Inhaling Vitamin D nanoemulsion through nose gets lots more to the brain (mice) - July 2020 UVB phototherapy (which increases Vitamin D and VDR) decreased risk of many heart and stroke problems - July 2020 Resvertrol fights Parkinson, Alzheimers, Diabetes, Cardiovascular, ALS, Stroke, etc.- Nov 2018 Stroke rehabilitation (and prevention) requires Vitamin D actually getting to cells - March 2020 Stroke outcome at 3 months was 3X worse if bad stroke and low vitamin D - Jan 2020 Stroke not prevented by just 2,000 IU of vitamin D plus 840 mg Omega-3 (VITAL) - Feb 2020 Poor Ischemic stroke outcome (END) 2.6 X worse if low vitamin D - March 2019 Stroke risks increased if low Vitamin D: Death 3.6 X, recurrence 5.5 X - Meta-analysis Nov 2019 Blood clotting (Thrombosis) is associated with low Vitamin D (yet again) Stroke incidence not associated with low Vitamin D (but stroke outcome is) - Aug 2019 Stroke patients need more than 2,000 IU of vitamin D (found this time in Japan) - RCT June 2019 Increased health problems in blacks is similar to that of low vitamin D whites (John Singleton Stroke) Stroke in young adult increases risk of death by 5X during next 15 years - May 2019 Strokes result in many years of disability (Vitamin D can help) GBD - March 2019 Death after Ischemic Stroke 2.5 X more likely if less than 10 ng of Vitamin D - May 2019 Half the number of bleeding strokes if have lots of vitamin D (male rats) - Feb 2019 Stroke recovery was aided by vitamin D and Progesterone (in rats) - Feb 2019 Cognitive impairment after stroke increased if Vitamin D deficient - Dec 2018 Poor blood-brain barrier following stroke if low vitamin D (in rats) - RCT Feb 2019 Depression is associated with stroke if low vitamin D or winter - Nov 2018 Depression following a stroke is 2.7 X more likely if low vitamin D - Sept 2018 Resveratrol improves health (Vitamin D receptor, etc.) Deep Vein Thrombosis during stroke rehab was 4.7 X more likely if low vitamin D - July 2018 Following strokes, brain scans (MRI) 3X worse in those having low vitamin D - July 2018 Improved recovery from ischemic stroke with Vitamin D (300,000 IU injection) - RCT June 2018 Cerebral small vessel disease 2.5 X more likely if poor Vitamin D Receptor - Sept 2018 Stroke outcome 6.9 X worse if black and overweight (all three related via low vitamin D) - March 2018 Omega-3 and Vitamin D each treat many mental health problems - April 2018 Stroke is strongly associated with Calcification of cerebral arteries (perhaps low Vitamin D, Vitamin K, Mg…) - March 2018 Ischemic Stroke risk reduced by 2.5 if have good level of vitamin D - meta-analysis Feb 2018 Stroke volume half as large if had good level of vitamin D (mice) - Feb 2018 Ischaemic Stroke has less impact in animals supplemented with Omega-3 - Jan 2018 Migraines double the risk of strokes (both are associated with low vitamin D) - Jan 2018 Vitamin D levels drop after ischemic stroke - Dec 2017 Ischemic stroke 17 X more likely if low vitamin D - April 2017 Stroke or coronary heart disease deaths 30% less likely if had taken more than 440 IU of vitamin D (900,000 patient years) - Jan 2018 Strokes 3 X worse if low vitamin D - Jan 2018 Large vessel Ischemic Stroke 13 X more likely if low vitamin D - Nov 2017 Low vitamin D at time of stroke predicts 3 X more likely to die in a month (unless add Vit D) - Dec 2017 Post stroke Calcitriol injections reduced edema and cell death (in rats) - Nov 2017 Intracranial arterial calcification in 85 percent of ischemic strokes (Vitamin K and Vitamin D should help) - Oct 2017 Ischemic stroke and low vitamin D - 3X higher risk of poor outcome, 6 X higher risk of a second stroke, Oct 2017 Death within 2 years of surviving an ischemic stroke 10X less likely if high vitamin D - July 2017 Stroke 74% less likely if high vitamin D (7,295 women 20-50 years old) - July 2017 Stroke rate increased 85 percent in young women in large cities in the Western US in a decade - June 2017 Retinal venous occlusions (eye stroke) 133 X more likely if low vitamin D - April 2017 Risk of Ischemic Stroke doubles if take more than 1 gram of Calcium daily for years - May 2017 Ischemic Stroke risk best predicted by Vitamin D, including PTH improves the prediction - Feb 2017 Better outcome following Ischemic stroke if injected with 600,000 IU of vitamin D - RCT Feb 2017 Stroke rates increasing in youth and decreasing in elderly (perhaps due to Vitamin D) - Nov 2016 Blacks with strokes having low Vitamin D were 3 times more likely to have cognitive impairment - Nov 2016 Both Spinal cord injury and stroke with one side disabled have similar low levels of vitamin D - April 2016 Ischaemic stroke - Vitamin D doubled survival (Injection and 60,000 IU per month) - RCT Aug 2016 Twice as likely to die during neurological critical care if low vitamin D - July 2016 MAGNESIUM IN MAN - IMPLICATIONS FOR HEALTH AND DISEASE - review 2015 Major heart problems avoided if have high vitamin D - 234,000 people Nov 2015 Vascular dementia (after strokes) 32X more likely in Hypertensives with low vitamin D - Oct 2015 Cardiovascular Disease and vitamin D - no proof yet - Sept 2015 Stroke results in 8 years of cognitive decline (vitamin D not mentioned) May 2015 Links between Vitamin D Deficiency and Cardiovascular Diseases - April 2015
Hope you have many more years. I'm 66 and cardiovascular disease is rampant in our family. Stopped smoking long ago, been working out for 32 years and changed over to a healthy diet. Still, the genes are there so this technology is very promising for me.
Quad bypass and replacement mechanical Aortic Valve at 58. Me too. I think clinical trials are too cautious when there are millions who are going to die soon anyway. Why not give them a chance and let everyone learn from them even if the outcome is not a good one. At least we then know we have to try a different route.
I would be right there in line with you, bypass here that collapsed a year later, 10 yrs later they still can't get to the blockage and won't do anything more to fix it.....
Considering how many of my family members are having health issues with their hearts. This is great news and I hope this technology is released soon enough.
I am 75 yrs old. Last year - 2019 - I underwent open heart surgery for a triple by pass operation. I am pretty well recovered now, but am more acutely aware of plaque and associated problems. I have been taking a turmeric compound with bioperine that claims to pull plaque out of arteries - but who knows for sure, eh? So if this new technology will help, I say bring it on. I might even volunteer as a test bunny.
I'm 71yo. and I have been diagnosed with triple coronary heart disease for which I have had two stents installed, the third artery will apparently require open heart surgery but my cardiologist rates me as a very high risk and so is reluctant to operate until absolutely necessary. I am also in remission from Stage 3 colorectal cancer plus multiple advanced SSC's and a major melanoma and finally to round it all off I am also a hemophiliac! I'm also confined to a wheelchair owing to other complications. In view of the foregoing you won't be surprised to learn that I would be very interested in any follow-up news concerning the nanotubes! I am a subscriber and keen follower of your excellent channel and I thank you for keeping us all informed of the latest science news.
ColdFusion uploading 3 times in one week gives me lasting hope in humanity, im a little more confident that we will beat the final boss level in December
That sounds scary. Hope you don't get a third one. Just the thought of having one scares me. I am curious though, when you are having an heart attack, do you generally have time to call an ambulance and receive treatment or do you immediately fall unconcious and need someone else to call the ambulance for you?
@@mahikannakiham2477 depends on how severe your heartattack is, i almost went out on my first one but was around family who called ambulance, 2 time i had family ember drive me to the hospital, bad idea always call an ambulance they can bring life saving equipment with them lol
Amazing. I’m a 74 year old with heart disease. I had quadruple bypass in 2003. Since then I’ve had 10 stents. I’m doing Ok, and I know it’s too late for me to benefit from this amazing technology, but it’s very interesting to hear.
This research likely began began 2 years before being published but because of peer review bureaucracy and secrecy. These people aren't interested in actually saving lives just virtue signaling about the arrangement of their neurons.
With a triple bypass at 32, now several angioplasties and stents later, at 68 out of breath quit often due to heart arteries closed up,, I’d probably raise my hand and say,, I’ll try it!!!!!! Fantastic research! Keep up the great work!
I perform CAT Scan Heart Score examinations and this kind of research is great to share with our patients! It does look promising and helps gain understanding about arterial plaques and what we can do to help manage high plaque scores. Thank you very much for sharing!!
The questions I was left with. When the immune system eliminates the nanotubes, are they broken down or merely excreted? In either case, are long term consequences of introducing nanotubes and/or by products into the environment being investigated? Might we need to consider special treatment for these wastes? Does the cloaking chemical serve a useful purpose in healthy cells? If so, what keeps it from being turned off in healthy cells? If not, why would macrophages have evolved to recognize this chemical? Does the drug turn off the cloaking chemical by attracting it more powerfully than the macrophages' receptors? If not, how does it do it? Do the macrophages ingest the nanotubes because they recognize them as something foreign which should be removed/destroyed?
One of the citations uses the phrase "degraded by neutrophil myeloperoxidase" to refer to the nanotubes, so based on that, the nanotubes are physically broken down by the very white blood cells that deliver them to begin with.
@@La-Illaha-Illa-Allah Yeah just like asbestos. Its not its chemical composition, its the size and shape it comes with. The problem with asbestos is its very long and thin shape (like CNTs), because our bodies are unable to transport away these structures.
Yes the chemical serves a purpose in healthy cells. To keep them from being destroyed when they are functioning just fine. In the normal pathway of cell death, dying cells usually release chemicals that signal phagocytosis to the macrophages. So I hope that answers the question about the macrophages.
It's better if cold fusion doesn't just tell people all those answers so people don't just regurgitate information without understanding it. To answer some of those questions check the sources, in terms of safety going forward though, we aren't going to get that answer until we do human testing and even then it could be years before we see the outcome of those effects. Considering that heart attacks not only kill, but leave people in a debilitated poor quality of health, it's the kind of illness where taking the risk is likely to save more lives than being too slow in adoption. It's good that you are thinking about it critically though.
Well, not immortality but definitely increasing expected lifespan by many years (if not a decade) and if they can use it against cancer than maybe even more. This is very promising!
This is the future! I remember when bypass surgery was magic, you went on bypass machines and a bunch of stuff. When I had my triple bypass 17 years ago, no machines, two weeks recovering from the cutting and a month for my chest bone to knit back together. My condition was such that I did not qualify for rehab. When I was a young adult the thought of doing what I went thru was fantasy. The future is now!
Very nicely done video. We really need to get this information into the hands of more researchers and should soon look for human trials. I've already had a Triple A (Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm) repair, a Quadruple By-Pass , Peripheral Artery Disease, numbness in both feet. I now eat a lot more fish than before and actually love it. Cut way back on red meat and eat lots more eggs, chicken and other sources of protein, all kinds of vegetables and daily exercise! I walk several miles a week plus other exercise. It's been over 10 years since my surgery and I have lost 35 pounds since retiring and feel great! My cardiologist is pleased as well! Don't stop living...Start living! I am now 70 years old and love life!! Go Nanotubes !! ;)
This is a great break through - why have my doctors never discussed this with me? I had a major heart attack 12 years ago and have heart failure from it but, it's the first time I have heard of this.
It will really only be a big break trough after they finish human trials succesfully. You would be surprised how much medicine worked so well on other animals and boom it didn't worked has expected on Humans. Like stem cells it always works well on animals and when it is tried on human it doesn't imptove significantly the heart function.
I’m 78 and had a triple bypass 17 years ago. Doctors tell me that my heart mis strong. The problem is the quantity of blockages around my heart. He said there was nothing that could reasonable be done. That was 2 years ago. This could be a way to extend my life by years
With luck, I turn 70 in a couple of weeks, I suffered a Pulmonary Embolism in 1999, then had bypass surgery the next year. The thing was, I rode my bicycle every work day & was considered very fit. When I was in hospitalised for blood clotting, the nurses apologised for having to pinch me to inject the thinners. On looking back, I now know that I consumed too much sugar in the way of sugary treats, thinking that I wasn't putting on weight, so it was all good. My best advice is to steer clear of any sugar(s) which hide in processed & low-fat foods. Very excited for others when this discovery becomes available for humans. I love how this new tech attacks the problem, unlike medications that we suffer to date, which only mask the problem while introducing unwanted side-effects.
They only published the mice trials results in January 2020, so I am guessing a while yet. Developed world economies are going to be well fucked if we can prevent or delay death from heart disease and cancer. Already way too many oldies hanging around. Retirement age will be 80:)
Try looking into vitamin K2 (mk-7), L-Arginine and nattokinase. Also try to switch to a low-carbohydrate whole foods diet. Do some research and improve yourself today.
Is there a risk that, whilst cleaning the plaque with nano tubes, larger parts of plaque become released into the blood stream and cause obstruction in smaller blood veins?
@@ChuckN516 Sure, but is there a risk that the thing eating it will somehow touch the plaque at its weakest point and cause it to detach or is it risk free?
My understanding of the problem of plaque breaking off , is that it isn't necessarily the loose plaque that causes a blockage, but the immune response to that chunk, that sometimes plugs things up. And I would say when something starts breaking up plaque, there is always a risk that it will not break up perfectly . On the other hand, it would be really nice to get rid of the plaque in your arteries.
I had my first heart attack 10 years ago. I was 35 years old. I had my son tested at 15 and he already was high cholesterol. This is very exciting for him and i
Really? 😆 You aren't expecting an answer already, are you? Let's let them finish the _research_ first to see if there's even anything to _put_ on pharmacy shelves.
Thanks for the good potential news. I am in late 60's and had a dvt (deep vein thrombosis) a couple of years back. I look forward to it coming to market with NO side effects, if possible. Edit, added. I have been showing slight improvement (not Dr. tested) by eating heavy spices for the last 2 years. i.e. garlic, turmeric, black pepper, cayenne, and veggies including a lot of jalapeno, onion, leeks
The cause of Cardiovascular disease is NOT unknown. Its widely known that sugar and wheat along with highly processed oils such as Soybean oil are to fault here. To begin, wheat, which makes up roughly 80% of the standard diet, is metabolically no different than sugar. It turns from bread into Glucose and spikes insulin in the body. Which that converts all of the glucose into fat rather than energy. When the fat is stored, the body needs to work harder with less fuel, so it causes inflammation. Inflammation causes the swelling of these arteries. The swelling causes damage to the arterial walls to which cholesterol, the repair mechanism of the body, swarms the area, causing large build ups of plaque. To avoid cardiovascular disease, people need to stop eating bread. But on to Soybean and Vegetable Oils. These oils are highly processed, not natural and cause just as much damage in the heart. These oil structures are boiled, cooked down, pressed and processed. To the point where they are essentially foriegn invaders in our body. It's basically LDL without HDL. Without HDL to remove and regulate LDL, the LDL will continue to stick to arterial walls and generate inflammation and plaque just the same as glucose will. Its damaging to your body. Want to stop and reverse cardiovascular disease before it starts in your body? Remove breads, pastas and sugar. Stop eating unhealthy oils. Eat more natural omega 3s and 6 oils, more olive, coconut and avocado oils. And for the love of god, get active.
What stops the laced nanotubes from “de-cloaking” other things/organs? Effects on the kidney? Where would the excess cholesterol move to? Random thoughts :)
That's also the first question I have. I'd guess they can't pass through the blood-organ barrier (capillary walls), but what about the good cells in the capillaries? Maybe there's something specific not mentioned about the unhealthy plaque cells.
@@ThisRandomUsername For the mice, I believe they placed them in the target areas somehow. Which is a big difference vs IV (let them flow in the blood stream and let them do their thing) but if the laced part of the nanotubes is specific only to that sort of "don't eat me signal" assuming there is some variety here, then ya, this product needs to be available yesterday. However with all the special interest that only care about $ and not lives it will be slowed down by artificial hurdles etc. Any drug/treatment that actually lets the immune system work better as intended is the way to go in my book, but they always have to fight uphill battles vs drugs that just keep you barely alive so they can continue to milk you till death (literally). The latter makes way more $.
@@kalaba360 as a brain cancer survivor that was saved by a trial treatment I couldn't agree more. Saw the way my local doctors treated me and tried to lead me to the BS "industry standards" that actually kill people. It is an absolute miracle that my diligence and effort found me with the right people and the right treatment. #glioblastoma
1:54 "a whole host of problems can occur from the buildupof plaque in our arteries, the exact cause of the disease is unknown" - What? We know why! It is caused by eating too many high refined carbs mixed with low quality fat. This will trigger a big explosion in the production of your GIP hormones and insulin response and adipose storage will shoot up to unhealthy levels. Too much GIP hormone and insulin will damage your adipocytes your fat cells and leading to a whole range of negative mechanisms, leading to liver and systemic body wide hyperinsulinemia, and insulin resistance , that in turn leads to atherogenic dyslipidaemia. So your high particle counts shoot up, your low HDL , your high LDL, bad cholesterol, bad rations is coming from this. Elevated glucose and insulin drive oxidative stress though endothelia damage in your arteries. So don't eat shitty carbohydrates and low quality fats like vegetable and seed oils. They are factory made and are bad for you. If you want to learn more, look up Ivor Cummins BE(Chem) CEng MIEI PMP.
So what you're saying is companies are manufacturing poison and packaging it up and selling it to people as food and people are just blindly eating it up even after being told it is poison?
This information gives me hope. I was diagnosed with heart attack levels of high cholesterol 5 years ago at the age of 44. I'm not over weight and I eat mostly fresh fruit & vegetables,salads, chicken breast and other low fatty foods as I also have other medical conditions that require a strict diet. I really hope this goes far enough to be a game changer for many people!
So Google it. You can even access the original study. There doesn't seem much more to add at this stage though, @coldfusion covered it all pretty much.
@@karanpillai5690 For some maybe but it can also be a surprisingly rapid process too. I had a triple bypass in 2008 then just two years later suffered my first heart attack after which they carried out angioplasty and inserted a total of 6 stents in various arteries including one of the ones that had been grafted during my bypass just two years earlier.
it is a common misconception that primitive humans didn't become 70 year old. They regularly did. The only reason that life expectancy was so low, is because of the fact that the statistic includes child death. If you take out death of children before the age of 10, then the life expectancy would actually be rather close to the one that we have today. General lifestyle back then was usually far healthier than today's lifestyle too, mostly because of daily "sports". A lot of the medicine that we depend upon nowadays, would have no use 200.000 years ago.
@@GuRuGeorge03 you also have a misconception. Even taking out child mortality they did NOT regularly live to 70 "We therefore have to look at the life expectancy of a five-year-old to see how mortality changed without taking child mortality into account. This is shown by the yellow line. In 1841 a five-year-old could expect to live 55 years. Today a five-year-old can expect to live 82 years. An increase of 27 years" ourworldindata.org/life-expectancy#it-is-not-only-about-child-mortality-life-expectancy-by-age if life expectancy excluding child mortality was 55 in the 1800s you can rest assured it was much less for primitive humans.
@@xsuploader once read pa per by retired insurance guy. One who calculated likely lifespans of different groups to set insurance premiums. He said before better public health(clean water, sewage disposal, etc. And antibiotics and vaccines that half of all children born didn't make it to 21. Taking avg age of death for all that made it to 21 we have only added 18 months to avg lifespan. Guy made his living calculating this stuff, so I'll take his word over medics who like us to think they've done so much better than they have.
HAVE ALWAYS BEEN A EAT HEALTHY , HART HEALTHY PERSONALLY . I HAVE CLOGGED ARTERIES . HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE COPD . . HIGH COLESTEROL . I TAKE 20 DIFFERENT RX WITH A PACE MAKER AFTER 4 STENTS. ????????.??
11 months ago I underwent triple bypass. I was 59 years of age. The same age as my father when he had bypass surgery. He lived 16 years after his surgery. So I figured I have about 15; years left to live, if I'm lucky. This would probably save me a lot of trouble before the inevitable occurs, but it might also prevent the inevitable. But there's one thing for sure, *something* is gonna get you.
Having had 2 heart attacks, when 55 and 56, I wish this technology had been commercialised! I was lucky, now 69 and still going on. Just wonderful to see such videos. Thanks Cold Fusion TV.
Maybe not this but hopefully something equally promising. Our family has almost no history of it but my significant other works in memory care taking care of these people. Awful disease.
@@robertd9850 Lots of respect for your significant other. She must be a very special person. My dad died from Altzheimers and mum early onset on Parkinson's.
@@JohnSmith-zo6ir Thanks. She is. She actually enjoys working that hall the best. Takes a certain level of skill but also lots of patience and compassion and she has all of that.
I'd up for trail in a"heart beat" I'm 82 and my son 60 We have arterial dease.... so guys please hurry up ok. Ours is partly heredity my dad died from it at 55
More like... Humans: using the same stale joke theme Also Humans: not clever enough to make it actually funny. Humans too: over using it. and over using it. and over using it. #sorrynotfunny #juststop
I was struck with this disease at the age of 47 I am 54 now, and has altered my life severely, I be had 3 surgeries ( angios) to no avail. If this new science we’re looking for a human volunteer I would be first in line for trials
As a 66 year old with atherosclerosis, this is very interesting! I have embarked on a journey to mitigate the plaque buildup via diet and exercise. So far, so good. I’ve lost 50 pounds in 12 months, gotten myself in great physical condition and feel fantastic. THIS treatment sounds like it would be a great means to remove accumulated plaque already built up. Hope for many of true!
How many times have we been promised things only to find out it aint gonna happen? Remember back in the late 60’s we were told fusion is 50 years off they are saying the exact same thing today😩
I'm 24 and have had high cholesterol and heart arrhythmia since the 6th grade. Even after changing to a majority vegetarian diet and exercising regularly I still can't seem to have a normal cardiovascular system. I'm not overweight, probably under to be honest, so most likely a genetic issue. This kind of news makes me sleep just a little bit easier at night. Thank you!
hope..this kind of tech will be available for all very soon..
take care...
Hey mate, you might not be doing yourself a favour being a vegetarian. Please read this books:
The primal Blueprint
Eat rich, live long
Lies my doctor told me
Your body might be really sensitive to a high carbohydrate intake. You might also want to try intermittened fasting and long term fasting. This video explains everything very well:
ruclips.net/video/DghrZNUP5vo/видео.html
Also very interesting:
ruclips.net/video/YGq_EbYEaSY/видео.html
Cheers!
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5609810/
Hang in there bro. Lets hope this will be widely available soon.
Probably should try keto, or at least severely cut your carb intake.
I had a heart attack a year ago, and lost a friend to cancer a few months ago...I say go full steam ahead with this for humans!👍👍
Hope you're doing well friend...
Serrapeptase, a natural enzyme eats this plaque and other dead tissue also without harming live tissue and it is cheap and availible at most vitamin stores. I've used it for over 7 years to prevent inflammation. All the doctors I have encountered will not discuss any other treatments they can't make money from so don't bother asking them, I've tried. Just get you some of.this enzyme and take it regularly like you would a vitamin. Has worked great for me and I'm artery healthy at 52. You don't have to take my word for it. Research it yourself.
@Mark Steven you dont need to name call man. Shesh
Troy White Have you heard of VASCEPA? It was actually proven to reverse plaque buildup and reduced cardiovascular events by almost 30% and approved by the FDA. I can’t wait to have this drug reach out part of the world.
Mark Steven thanks for posting, I was about to check it out because i was almost sure there was no approved drug therapy for plaque. The only FDA approved therapy used as adjunct to statins I found was VASCEPA I wish someone can look more into it and present it as coldfusion did here.
I love this side of humanity. The scientific, technologic, emphatic side
Humanity and scientific technology somehow has been lost in our current political times. It should be the other way around!
Beam me up Scotty, there’s no intelligent life here...
@@Roncass4 You are definitely right. There is hope that we can find if we look carefully!
I hope that the humanity effort Will become more focused on such research that make life truly meaningful and worth living.
🍻
Join LaRouchePAC if you want to fight for a paradigm shift consistent with your sentiments.
Some moron will probably find a way to weaponize it.
The next 10 years will blow our minds
the last 10 already did and the 10 before and the 10 before that. 20 years ago there were no smartphones or tablets. 30 years ago the internet just about started to exist publicly
@@GuRuGeorge03 Now when you put it like that, it really makes me appreciate the technology we have now. I can't wait to see what this decade would bring.
@@GuRuGeorge03 That's right... And 20 years from now the singularity will begin, get ready!
@@TudorIrimescu Here's a heads up. Technology will allow you to avoid old age. ;-)
May be it will blow us all, who knows.
This treatment should be fast-tracked like the covid vaccine - it would save a LOT more people!!!
Why would they? Heart desease, from drugs to stents to surgeries make trillion$ for corporations and the medical establishments. Same with cancer.
DO THE WORLD GOVERNMENTS WANT TO KEEP MILLIONS OF PEOPLE ALIVE OR DO GOVERNMENTS WANT TO THIN THE HEARD???
The problem is that nanotubes are made of graphene, which is one of, if not the most expensive thing in the world to manufacture. A gram of graphene costs around $250k
ruclips.net/video/j5PkIvKbuAs/видео.html
It’s only for the rich they don’t want the poor alive
I watched this video....and started crying. I am 52 years old and have been dealing with heart disease for a long time. My FIRST heart attack....I was 27 yrs old. I try not to think about....when the one that's going to kill me will hit.....because it will. I would be in a human study today.....so I could spend more time with my grandkids tommorow.
Thanks more making this video.
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Hope you live forever my friend. 👍
@@mrsam3236 spam? That email is very wierd to me....
You remind me of a man I met who had a heart attack in his late 20's. At the time he was working excessively in his own business. After the heart attack, whenever he felt stressed by his work, he would stop and go home and lie down until he calmed down. When I saw him he was about 50 and had not had another heart attack. At the time, there weren't all the medications we have today. At that time also, there was evidence that high blood pressure predisposed to heart attacks, plus the fact that isometric exercise (stress) increased blood pressure whereas aerobic exercise (what we call Cardio) lowered it, which seems to me to be true. I wish you good fortune in keeping your heart and arteries healthy.
Wow, this is actually a breath of fresh air. I currently have a heart stent in my left ventricle due to a heart attack I sustained a few years ago. My cholesterol can't be controlled without medication and it was this plaque accumulation that caused my heart attack. It is kinda frustrating knowing that your body already had the means to fight off plaque buildup but doesn't on it's own. Ill keep a closer eye on this topic.
I hope you realise that cholesterol isn't the only and main cause of heart disease, right? You can check out ¨What I've learned¨ youtube channel to broaden your knowledge on the subject, the guy is making very good videos with science papers backing up his claims and it's not like he's forcing his opinion on you. I highly recommend it. The main cause of heart disease is inflammation, the unhealthy things you do and eat, create an infinite cycle of inflammation that damages your arteries and blood vessels, forcing your body to clog it up with cholesterol and other bits to repair it. Inflammation helps us fight infections, but if your body is in a constant state of inflammation, sooner or later, you will feel the consequences (from what you typed, you did feel that). By reducing not cholesterol, but inflammation processes, such as ingestion of sugar and such, you will improve your health. I also recommend watching the videos from the RUclipsr I just mentioned about insulin levels in the blood. To generally and grossly summer the subject up: low insulin levels in the blood at all times = longer, more fulfilling life with the functioning body.
Cheers, stay safe, spread the good word.
Same here.
Have you tried a very healthy diet recommended by Dr. Esselstyn?
@VIS Mong Not exactly. It doesn't remove 100% of the plaque. In fact, cholesterol is extremely important for cardiovascular health. There's a reason why we separate it into two types, LDL and HDL (the first being bad for you while the latter is good). In general, it's meant to protect your arterial walls from damage it sustains over its use. It only becomes bad when it accumulates to a point of causing a blockage (which is sometimes caused by inflammation due to bad diet).
According to the study, this therapy reduces plaque by 20-40% based on severity, so to answer your question, no it won't kill you.
Serrapeptase, a natural enzyme eats this plaque and other dead tissue also without harming live tissue and it is cheap and availible at most vitamin stores. I've used it for over 7 years to prevent inflamation. All the doctors I have encountered will not discuss any other treatments they can't make money from so don't bother asking them, I've tried. Just get you some of.this enzyme and take it regularly like you would a vitamin. Has worked great for me and I'm artery healthy at 52. You don't have to take my word for it. Research it yourself.
spectacular times to be alive, less all the political BS going on
amen to that
That's one reason I watch great channels like this one and avoid every side-wing news article or video. Channels like this help me keep my sanity.
#BlackHeartsMatter
Cause while all the popular and useless studies kids grow up to become people aruguing over stupid shit, the nerds and smart kids are solving societies real issues so they can live longer better lives to continue their bullshit existence.
What political BS? ;0
When it comes to heart disease, as an exercise physiologist I recommend taking anything that increases nitric oxide such as beet root and L-Citrulline which in turn will help the arteries relax and maintain or improve elasticity which in turn will prevent the laying down of plaque. Of course you must prevent the lesions to begin with so maintaining optimal blood sugar levels is another thing that must be done. Berberine can help with this! Also, to help with repairs you must have adequate amounts of vitamin C. A liposomal version does good for this or better yet a high dose up to 15g IV infusion a couple of times per month.
Keep your blood pressure in check as well to prevent lesions. Short spikes in BP when exercising is good because it helps the arteries remain elastic. However, long term BP issues can cause significant damage to the endothelium, especially if the diastolic is consistently over 100mmHg.
Vitamin E in the form of mixed tocotrienols must also be added to the list. Up to 2g of Omega 3s is another that must be added to help reduce inflammation. Another one to add is a good quality R-Lipoic Acid to detoxify water and fat soluble cells and reduce oxidative stress. IV Glutathione up to 3g through a push or drip in 500ml sodium chloride will help detoxify and increase glutathione status thereby reducing toxicity levels in the body which in turn reduces ROS.
I also like to take up to 2 full tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil per day to keep optimal bile flow which in turn keeps the liver detox pathways wide open and maintaining a healthy liver function. If you have problems with your liver, you will have very high cholesterol and triglycerides.
Lastly, if you have access to an infrared sauna you should try and use it at least 5 days per week for up to 25 minutes! Studies show that this alone can reduce cardiovascular disease by up to 50% and all cause mortality by up to 40%! That's huge!
A lot more to this, but hope the bit of information I have shared can help someone. Oh, I follow my own routine and I am 56 years of age and after checking my aortic pulse wave velocity to measure the health of my arteries, the test results show I have the arteries of someone in their 30s. Of course proper diet and exercise that includes resistance training and aerobic exercise is a must. Blessings!
Many thanks.
So I’m 53 I exercise and do triathalon races. I have high cholesterol and taking a mild dose of statin. Where do I get all the vitamins and where are your references?
@@HardCorps88 Hello - I've been in the healthy industry since the mid 90s as an exercise physiologist and have nearly 8 years of training in functional medicine so when it comes to disease in the human body I have a fairly good understanding of what works based on experience with thousands of men and women over the years.
In your case with the high cholesterol, I'd be curious to know what your true baseline is? For example, what was your cholesterol when you were 25 years of age? Do you indeed have high cholesterol as shown with a full CardioIQ panel from Quest Diagnostics? Most physicians just check cholesterol, triglycerides, HDL, and a calculated LDL and that is a very small part of the puzzle. You must check particle size, particle count, particle type, Lp(a), PLAC2, OxLDL, MPO, etc.. Also, cholesterol is not dangerous unless it's oxidized in the presence of inflammation, SO, you should also check all your interleukin inflammatory markers, HS-CRP, and TNF-alpha to start with.
If indeed your cholesterol was normal back when you were 25 years of age, then you must find what's causing the high cholesterol now if indeed it's high. The liver is responsible for making less or more cholesterol based on your diet. If you eat a lot of high cholesterol foods, then your body will make less, and vice-versa.
Two things that can cause high cholesterol - your liver is not working properly - or you have inflammation going on somewhere in your body. Fix the inflammation and/or the liver and you fix the problem. 99% of the people I consult with don't need to be on a statin because I get to the root of the problem instead of putting a band-aid on it. In any case, I'd hope you are at least taking a supplemental CoQ10 because statins block your body's natural ability to produce it. Much much more to this, but this comment is getting long. Good luck and best wishes!
Amen!
I do all of this!! But i am oblivious to the infrared spa. Will check it out. Thanks!
As a practicing MD in both clinic and ER with developing coronary disease myself this is VERY interesting. I was not aware of this and I WILL be digging into this research.
With 3 stents inserted several years ago, how I wish I could be a guinea pig for this advancement! Thanks for once again giving us clear explanations of truly mind-blowing discoveries.
86 and counting!
Good for you, Lois. I know what you mean. Despite all the great medical discoveries and inventions of even just the _last couple decades,_ it would have been nice if they'd come fifty years ago. 😁 All the best.
The problem with stents (I have 5) is that you cant' get rid of them. They block up again within 5 years. 2 of mine were to fix the first one.
I bet my mom would volunteer,too.
Keep it strong, Lois!
Back to back 3 videos.. the guy is on fire 🔥
this is what I want humanity to invest rather than military , film industry , sports
Why did you include sports in your list? It's essential part of humanity. (in its many forms)
The frustrating part about supposed breakthroughs like this is the length of time it takes for them to start being applied, if ever. They always seem to be 10 years away and 10 years from now they'll still be 10 years away. If you're already at risk of heart attack announcements like this almost become a cruel joke. Sometimes I wish they would keep these findings to themselves until they are ready to start treating people
because usually these treatments end up failing in the clinic
These drugs are only for the elites... did you forget they're trying to kill the rest of us off with Covid & the vaccines?
If you're at risk, the best thing you can do is start intermittent fasting and get your insulin levels down.
@@buyerbewar life is more interesting when you imagine it as a dystopian thriller
Here's the answer: step outside of the U.S. where there's less AMA red tape. Israel or Spain
100,000 times thinner than a sheet of paper. Incredible!!!
Dude. This should not be amazing to you. This has been around for a long time
That's pretty thin and I wonder what could fit in there?
also he said "width" not thickness, not sure if it's a mistake or intentional, either way it's arbitrary!
DanielJaegerFilms , I can now have an entire encyclopaedia as thin as 1mm
@FuranDuron its only 1 atom thick in its sheet form
There's nothing better than seeing engineering and biology truly unite to be what it is ... Amazing Science... 😊👌
I could get used to this upload schedule!
Quality over quantity... somehow dagogo is managing both
I approve this comment.
TIB.
@@LVIS-a For real, that's why I love his channel.
It take alot of time and research to put these videos together. Would you mind doing some of the research for Coldfusion?
Adrian Cooper how can I work for Coldfusion!?
thanks for helping to save my Dad. he survived his major heart attack. Stints . thanks for trying to save the world. Thanks for Being Heroes. thanks Doctors and staff, Heroes.
I’m 67 years old, had quadruple heart bypass at 50 years old and this kind of news is exciting and gives hope. I love it, I think it’s truly awesome and amazing wish I could live much longer to see what the future holds.
Caveat: don’t expect to see this treatment for at least another 10 years as is usual with these medical breakthrough announcements.
Much longer delay if possible. Just as with combustion engines vs. electric, this will make all of us better off except for some very powerful and wealthy people that control our government.
That means we got 10 years to prepare. Cut the junk, stay healthy and this could extend our life further
Actually expect to see this in human studies in the new 2-3 years, only high risk people at first. If that goes well then in a couple more years you will see mid level risk people. In 10 years this will be general use, barring failure at any previous test level.
i'll be dead by then of heart disease
@@uttaradit2 go on a plant based diet, and when this is out, you can go back
You're on fire, Dagogo. Keep it going, you rock, man!
You took the words right out of my thoughts 😂👍
Sounds awesome, I would be a test subject
@Radley2612 Soooo what youre telling me is Bill Gates did 7/11?
@@thecryingsoul he is also the one who killed kennedy and he was osama bin laden
@@Dimitri88888888 I knew it!1!!
Serrapeptase, a natural enzyme eats this plaque and other dead tissue also without harming live tissue and it is cheap and availible at most vitamin stores. I've used it for over 7 years to prevent inflamation. All the doctors I have encountered will not discuss any other treatments they can't make money from so don't bother asking them, I've tried. Just get you some of.this enzyme and take it regularly like you would a vitamin. Has worked great for me and I'm artery healthy at 52. You don't have to take my word for it. Research it yourself.
@Ragnar Lothbrok sounds sketchy af, what would you have to suck and why its guinea pigs???
I am 61 at 41 I had my first heart attack, I have had 2 heart attacks, 2 strokes, 14 angioplasties, an athorectomy, 6 stents, and a triple bypass. I have had a near death experience and many very close calls. I had a deep vein thrombosis in my left groin area in my leg and a pulmonary embolism And 2 blood clots in my right kidney. I had 400 nights in a hospital.
I've been waiting for this treatment for 35 years since my first Heart Attack. Let me at it!
please read my comment
Dr steven gundry book the plant paradox will cure you, stop eating lectins in goods
For someone who was fit and active and had a heart attack at 36, this should be invested in heavily. Very interesting even though its early days.
@ Mark shaz There are several things you can control regarding heart disease. 1. Eat healthy. 2. Regular exercise. 3. No smoking ever. 4. Avoid alcohol/practice moderation of alcohol. The one thing nobody can control is their genetics. If you have a family history, even if you practice the above controllable factors, your risk of heart disease is extremely hard. I personally have treated athletes, including a 42 year old marathon runner, for heart attacks with 100% artery occlusions. I hope you have things under control and wish you future good health.
@@fltmed what to do in order to detect early blockage?
cholesterol is an animal product. The only treatment that has ever been shown to reverse artery occlusion is an animal-product free diet which allows the problems in your heart to slowly dissolve out over time because plant oils and fats do not generally harden inside the body.
@@billaak417
Ask a doctor, not strangers on the internet
@@billaak417
Tests: Cardiac stress test, blood, blood pressure, cholesterol tests administered by your general practice doctor or cardiologist.
I've had 2 heart attacks, 1 at 37 yrs & another around 50 yrs old. About 15 lbs overweight, programming job so I sit a lot. Also cholesterol is generated more quickly than normal due to my genes. Everyone at work was surprised cuz I worked out several times a week & looked to have slightly better than average health.
Therefore get tested every so often. ❤
Hold up... What's going on with the frequency of uploads ColdFusion. Is it Christmas already?
Yes
He has a team now
Nanuan haha so true
Who knows...!
Hello guys, new RUclipsr here. Stay safe and be happy.
He must have hired more people
My father faced brain stroke 2 months ago and his left side is paralyzed.
As I read, there is no treatment for stroke. Doctors pray that the body heals itself.
If carbon nanotubes can be directed to exact locations of the stroke patients can survive. Very good research.
Thanks for the video and pray for my father.
In the name of Jesus I pray that your father receive healing throughout his body
@@pauljanssen2624 Thank you. Stay safe
@@AnindoSarker I lost my dad exactly this day last year due to the same problem. I wish you all the best and hope your dad gets well.
HI DR MATTHEW COULD HELP HIM.
OR D.I.Y.
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Stroke rates increasing in youth and decreasing in elderly (perhaps due to Vitamin D) - Nov 2016
Blacks with strokes having low Vitamin D were 3 times more likely to have cognitive impairment - Nov 2016
Both Spinal cord injury and stroke with one side disabled have similar low levels of vitamin D - April 2016
Ischaemic stroke - Vitamin D doubled survival (Injection and 60,000 IU per month) - RCT Aug 2016
Twice as likely to die during neurological critical care if low vitamin D - July 2016
MAGNESIUM IN MAN - IMPLICATIONS FOR HEALTH AND DISEASE - review 2015
Major heart problems avoided if have high vitamin D - 234,000 people Nov 2015
Vascular dementia (after strokes) 32X more likely in Hypertensives with low vitamin D - Oct 2015
Cardiovascular Disease and vitamin D - no proof yet - Sept 2015
Stroke results in 8 years of cognitive decline (vitamin D not mentioned) May 2015
Links between Vitamin D Deficiency and Cardiovascular Diseases - April 2015
My Second anniversary after triple bypass. 78 years old in 2021.
Mazajene
Mazajene
Hope you have many more years. I'm 66 and cardiovascular disease is rampant in our family. Stopped smoking long ago, been working out for 32 years and changed over to a healthy diet. Still, the genes are there so this technology is very promising for me.
Congrats on the successful operation and a long life! Here's to many more fulfilling years
I'd love to be in line to volunteer for human trials this is amazing.
Me too. Me too.
Quad bypass and replacement mechanical Aortic Valve at 58. Me too. I think clinical trials are too cautious when there are millions who are going to die soon anyway. Why not give them a chance and let everyone learn from them even if the outcome is not a good one. At least we then know we have to try a different route.
I would be right there in line with you, bypass here that collapsed a year later, 10 yrs later they still can't get to the blockage and won't do anything more to fix it.....
This is crazy.. We are developing a cure for a problem that was thought to be impossible to fix..
I had a stent at 41 my dad had a hart attack at 51 an died thank god he was shocked back to life that was 20 years ago he’s still working 💪 👍🏻
Considering how many of my family members are having health issues with their hearts. This is great news and I hope this technology is released soon enough.
Stop eating carbs
@@zingy1811 You won't have to tell me twice. As I have already started that trend. How are you doing with everything going on?
I am 75 yrs old. Last year - 2019 - I underwent open heart surgery for a triple by pass operation. I am pretty well recovered now, but am more acutely aware of plaque and associated problems. I have been taking a turmeric compound with bioperine that claims to pull plaque out of arteries - but who knows for sure, eh? So if this new technology will help, I say bring it on. I might even volunteer as a test bunny.
I'm 71yo. and I have been diagnosed with triple coronary heart disease for which I have had two stents installed, the third artery will apparently require open heart surgery but my cardiologist rates me as a very high risk and so is reluctant to operate until absolutely necessary. I am also in remission from Stage 3 colorectal cancer plus multiple advanced SSC's and a major melanoma and finally to round it all off I am also a hemophiliac! I'm also confined to a wheelchair owing to other complications. In view of the foregoing you won't be surprised to learn that I would be very interested in any follow-up news concerning the nanotubes!
I am a subscriber and keen follower of your excellent channel and I thank you for keeping us all informed of the latest science news.
Nanomachines, son.
Sign me up, Dad
Now hold up senator....
Jessie Pinkman be like “Nano, bitch!”
Senator Armstrong. The president I'll voted for.
Came here to post this.
ColdFusion uploading 3 times in one week gives me lasting hope in humanity, im a little more confident that we will beat the final boss level in December
There’s a final boss??
Psychopath Gains there has to be 😭
Since ive had 2 heartattacks due to this issue in my late 30's this sounds great
That sounds scary. Hope you don't get a third one. Just the thought of having one scares me. I am curious though, when you are having an heart attack, do you generally have time to call an ambulance and receive treatment or do you immediately fall unconcious and need someone else to call the ambulance for you?
@@mahikannakiham2477 depends on how severe your heartattack is, i almost went out on my first one but was around family who called ambulance, 2 time i had family ember drive me to the hospital, bad idea always call an ambulance they can bring life saving equipment with them lol
This is crazy.. We are going to live so much longer because of this..
It’s incredible how medical technology and technology in General are advancing
Not fast enough!
@@SI-ln6tc Or as fast as we would like.
I love new technologies. Thank you for this video. You Rock!!
Take rest bro, we are not ready for such frequency of uploads !!!
Yea, I will. Thanks mate!
Always love these videos. So informative.
At 61 with two stents, I'll be six feet under before this is developed, but I'm glad the next generation will have use of it.
Amazing. I’m a 74 year old with heart disease. I had quadruple bypass in 2003. Since then I’ve had 10 stents. I’m doing Ok, and I know it’s too late for me to benefit from this amazing technology, but it’s very interesting to hear.
I lost my grandfather last November due to heart attack wish we had this technology so that he could be saved
This research likely began began 2 years before being published but because of peer review bureaucracy and secrecy. These people aren't interested in actually saving lives just virtue signaling about the arrangement of their neurons.
Me:I'm a healthy guy
My body:I am slowly killing you every day...(evil laugh)
damn: maybe ya need an exorcism
Keep going.
Best wishes.
With a triple bypass at 32, now several angioplasties and stents later, at 68 out of breath quit often due to heart arteries closed up,, I’d probably raise my hand and say,, I’ll try it!!!!!! Fantastic research! Keep up the great work!
I perform CAT Scan Heart Score examinations and this kind of research is great to share with our patients! It does look promising and helps gain understanding about arterial plaques and what we can do to help manage high plaque scores. Thank you very much for sharing!!
The questions I was left with.
When the immune system eliminates the nanotubes, are they broken down or merely excreted? In either case, are long term consequences of introducing nanotubes and/or by products into the environment being investigated? Might we need to consider special treatment for these wastes?
Does the cloaking chemical serve a useful purpose in healthy cells? If so, what keeps it from being turned off in healthy cells? If not, why would macrophages have evolved to recognize this chemical?
Does the drug turn off the cloaking chemical by attracting it more powerfully than the macrophages' receptors? If not, how does it do it?
Do the macrophages ingest the nanotubes because they recognize them as something foreign which should be removed/destroyed?
Carbon nanotubes are mere pure carbon structured in a different way. it can't possibly harm you just like graphite.
One of the citations uses the phrase "degraded by neutrophil myeloperoxidase" to refer to the nanotubes, so based on that, the nanotubes are physically broken down by the very white blood cells that deliver them to begin with.
@@La-Illaha-Illa-Allah Yeah just like asbestos. Its not its chemical composition, its the size and shape it comes with. The problem with asbestos is its very long and thin shape (like CNTs), because our bodies are unable to transport away these structures.
Yes the chemical serves a purpose in healthy cells. To keep them from being destroyed when they are functioning just fine. In the normal pathway of cell death, dying cells usually release chemicals that signal phagocytosis to the macrophages. So I hope that answers the question about the macrophages.
It's better if cold fusion doesn't just tell people all those answers so people don't just regurgitate information without understanding it. To answer some of those questions check the sources, in terms of safety going forward though, we aren't going to get that answer until we do human testing and even then it could be years before we see the outcome of those effects. Considering that heart attacks not only kill, but leave people in a debilitated poor quality of health, it's the kind of illness where taking the risk is likely to save more lives than being too slow in adoption. It's good that you are thinking about it critically though.
Holy shit 3 ColdFusion videos in a week, I must be dreaming
Seems like Christmas came early this year
We did it guys. We got one step closer to immortality. Good job.
A small step still a few million miles left
@@abcdxx1059 There aren't millions of miles maybe several thousand.
*Amortality
@@ashfaqrahman2795 what that means
Well, not immortality but definitely increasing expected lifespan by many years (if not a decade) and if they can use it against cancer than maybe even more. This is very promising!
My grandfather whom I'm named after, could've benefited greatly from this. The future will be amazing.
This is the future! I remember when bypass surgery was magic, you went on bypass machines and a bunch of stuff. When I had my triple bypass 17 years ago, no machines, two weeks recovering from the cutting and a month for my chest bone to knit back together. My condition was such that I did not qualify for rehab. When I was a young adult the thought of doing what I went thru was fantasy. The future is now!
Very nicely done video. We really need to get this information into the hands of more researchers and should soon look for human trials. I've already had a Triple A (Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm) repair, a Quadruple By-Pass , Peripheral Artery Disease, numbness in both feet. I now eat a lot more fish than before and actually love it. Cut way back on red meat and eat lots more eggs, chicken and other sources of protein, all kinds of vegetables and daily exercise! I walk several miles a week plus other exercise. It's been over 10 years since my surgery and I have lost 35 pounds since retiring and feel great! My cardiologist is pleased as well! Don't stop living...Start living! I am now 70 years old and love life!! Go Nanotubes !! ;)
You're watching one of the most catching and entertaining channel's on hall RUclips.
This is a great break through - why have my doctors never discussed this with me? I had a major heart attack 12 years ago and have heart failure from it but, it's the first time I have heard of this.
Maybe it's still new medical tech
It will really only be a big break trough after they finish human trials succesfully. You would be surprised how much medicine worked so well on other animals and boom it didn't worked has expected on Humans. Like stem cells it always works well on animals and when it is tried on human it doesn't imptove significantly the heart function.
This is very interesting, I hope I live long enough to benefit from it.
So how you managing your condition so far?
@@nyakwarObat Medication & lifestyle.
@@bobjackson4720 hope you know and taking the right supplements with enough b vitamins
I’m 78 and had a triple bypass 17 years ago. Doctors tell me that my heart mis strong. The problem is the quantity of blockages around my heart. He said there was nothing that could reasonable be done. That was 2 years ago. This could be a way to extend my life by years
Best wishes Harold!
Thank you, and best wishes to you and yours!
Yes! Finally I can be put out of my job of "managing" cardiovascular disease. Now we can begin to treat with the goal of curing heart disease.
I would willingly volunteer to be in early human trials.
as would I
I have blockage, stents & had 2 attacks, so put me down for the 1st group as soon as we get those vaccines out!
Keep 'em coming Dagogo! 🙏🏾💯
I am hear Riley from LTT screaming
"CAAARRRRBBOON NAAANNNOOTUBES"
My Dad has pre heart attack condition and this news relieves me. Hopefully he will be with us for long time
With luck, I turn 70 in a couple of weeks, I suffered a Pulmonary Embolism in 1999, then had bypass surgery the next year.
The thing was, I rode my bicycle every work day & was considered very fit.
When I was in hospitalised for blood clotting, the nurses apologised for having to pinch me to inject the thinners.
On looking back, I now know that I consumed too much sugar in the way of sugary treats, thinking that I wasn't putting on weight, so it was all good.
My best advice is to steer clear of any sugar(s) which hide in processed & low-fat foods.
Very excited for others when this discovery becomes available for humans.
I love how this new tech attacks the problem, unlike medications that we suffer to date, which only mask the problem while introducing unwanted side-effects.
two questions: how much will it cost? when will it be available?
Glad we don't have to worry about cost in the UK :)
..Thats the real elephant in the room.
@@lordgemini2376 You always have to worry about the cost. Somebody has to pay for it. You will pay one way or another.
They only published the mice trials results in January 2020, so I am guessing a while yet. Developed world economies are going to be well fucked if we can prevent or delay death from heart disease and cancer. Already way too many oldies hanging around. Retirement age will be 80:)
This is amazing!! I hope it’s fully useable in the near future 🙏🏼
Americans: "I'll buy your entire stock!"
It will probably be the next gift in the happy meal
Unfortunately.
Haha I was searching the comments for any leads! I just love investing into companies that improves humanity. Those give the best returns over time.
Paranoia. I would suggest you do you research and discover where most of the successful corporate structures have come from in the world !
We most likely provided your Covid vaccine. You're welcome.
When i was 36 i went thru heart by pass due to plaque on my heart. I hope this procedure will be available to all and will not cost much.
Try looking into vitamin K2 (mk-7), L-Arginine and nattokinase. Also try to switch to a low-carbohydrate whole foods diet. Do some research and improve yourself today.
I had by pass surgery when I was 43. Now 69 and have had two heart attacks and have 4 stents in place. I'd like the technology available tomorrow!
Is there a risk that, whilst cleaning the plaque with nano tubes, larger parts of plaque become released into the blood stream and cause obstruction in smaller blood veins?
Plague is eaten up, not released to the blood stream..
@@ChuckN516 Sure, but is there a risk that the thing eating it will somehow touch the plaque at its weakest point and cause it to detach or is it risk free?
@@ChuckN516 Yes, eats itself from the inside he said. Wow!
My understanding of the problem of plaque breaking off , is that it isn't necessarily the loose plaque that causes a blockage, but the immune response to that chunk, that sometimes plugs things up. And I would say when something starts breaking up plaque, there is always a risk that it will not break up perfectly . On the other hand, it would be really nice to get rid of the plaque in your arteries.
The future is coming at us fast. It's looking more and more beautiful the closer it gets.
Everyone needs to think about the fact that Fresh Garlic does the same thing, but it's natural.
You have to remove lectins from your diet
@@DANTHETUBEMAN And have at least one small cupcake per day.
I had my first heart attack 10 years ago. I was 35 years old. I had my son tested at 15 and he already was high cholesterol. This is very exciting for him and i
Humanity is converging on multiple solutions to every trouble that has plagued humanity!
What a time!
Where do I sign up as a test subject? Amazing!
how soon will it be available in pharmacy shelves
Really? 😆 You aren't expecting an answer already, are you? Let's let them finish the _research_ first to see if there's even anything to _put_ on pharmacy shelves.
“Now I can eat anything!”
This isn't Diet Coke.
Thanks for the good potential news. I am in late 60's and had a dvt (deep vein thrombosis) a couple of years back. I look forward to it coming to market with NO side effects, if possible. Edit, added. I have been showing slight improvement (not Dr. tested) by eating heavy spices for the last 2 years. i.e. garlic, turmeric, black pepper, cayenne, and veggies including a lot of jalapeno, onion, leeks
The cause of Cardiovascular disease is NOT unknown. Its widely known that sugar and wheat along with highly processed oils such as Soybean oil are to fault here.
To begin, wheat, which makes up roughly 80% of the standard diet, is metabolically no different than sugar. It turns from bread into Glucose and spikes insulin in the body. Which that converts all of the glucose into fat rather than energy. When the fat is stored, the body needs to work harder with less fuel, so it causes inflammation. Inflammation causes the swelling of these arteries. The swelling causes damage to the arterial walls to which cholesterol, the repair mechanism of the body, swarms the area, causing large build ups of plaque.
To avoid cardiovascular disease, people need to stop eating bread. But on to Soybean and Vegetable Oils. These oils are highly processed, not natural and cause just as much damage in the heart. These oil structures are boiled, cooked down, pressed and processed. To the point where they are essentially foriegn invaders in our body. It's basically LDL without HDL. Without HDL to remove and regulate LDL, the LDL will continue to stick to arterial walls and generate inflammation and plaque just the same as glucose will. Its damaging to your body.
Want to stop and reverse cardiovascular disease before it starts in your body? Remove breads, pastas and sugar. Stop eating unhealthy oils. Eat more natural omega 3s and 6 oils, more olive, coconut and avocado oils. And for the love of god, get active.
What stops the laced nanotubes from “de-cloaking” other things/organs?
Effects on the kidney?
Where would the excess cholesterol move to?
Random thoughts :)
That's also the first question I have. I'd guess they can't pass through the blood-organ barrier (capillary walls), but what about the good cells in the capillaries? Maybe there's something specific not mentioned about the unhealthy plaque cells.
@@ThisRandomUsername For the mice, I believe they placed them in the target areas somehow. Which is a big difference vs IV (let them flow in the blood stream and let them do their thing) but if the laced part of the nanotubes is specific only to that sort of "don't eat me signal" assuming there is some variety here, then ya, this product needs to be available yesterday. However with all the special interest that only care about $ and not lives it will be slowed down by artificial hurdles etc.
Any drug/treatment that actually lets the immune system work better as intended is the way to go in my book, but they always have to fight uphill battles vs drugs that just keep you barely alive so they can continue to milk you till death (literally). The latter makes way more $.
@@kalaba360 as a brain cancer survivor that was saved by a trial treatment I couldn't agree more. Saw the way my local doctors treated me and tried to lead me to the BS "industry standards" that actually kill people. It is an absolute miracle that my diligence and effort found me with the right people and the right treatment. #glioblastoma
1:54 "a whole host of problems can occur from the buildupof plaque in our arteries, the exact cause of the disease is unknown" - What? We know why! It is caused by eating too many high refined carbs mixed with low quality fat. This will trigger a big explosion in the production of your GIP hormones and insulin response and adipose storage will shoot up to unhealthy levels. Too much GIP hormone and insulin will damage your adipocytes your fat cells and leading to a whole range of negative mechanisms, leading to liver and systemic body wide hyperinsulinemia, and insulin resistance , that in turn leads to atherogenic dyslipidaemia. So your high particle counts shoot up, your low HDL , your high LDL, bad cholesterol, bad rations is coming from this. Elevated glucose and insulin drive oxidative stress though endothelia damage in your arteries. So don't eat shitty carbohydrates and low quality fats like vegetable and seed oils. They are factory made and are bad for you. If you want to learn more, look up Ivor Cummins BE(Chem) CEng MIEI PMP.
Finally an informative reply with good information to all. Keep up the good work.
'Unknown' simply means we don't want you to know as it would damage profits.
I.e. mind control; simplez.
Yes, doctor... 😊
So what you're saying is companies are manufacturing poison and packaging it up and selling it to people as food and people are just blindly eating it up even after being told it is poison?
I have two stents and two venial graphs that failed due to plaque build up. This technology eexcites me and makes me hopeful. I would volunteer!
This information gives me hope. I was diagnosed with heart attack levels of high cholesterol 5 years ago at the age of 44. I'm not over weight and I eat mostly fresh fruit & vegetables,salads, chicken breast and other low fatty foods as I also have other medical conditions that require a strict diet. I really hope this goes far enough to be a game changer for many people!
God’s speed! We all need this “break through” heart disease and cancer! WOW! 🌹☦️🌹
Nanomachines, son!
War will change soon.
I have three clogged arteries in my lower body and would like to know more about this I would appreciate it very much thanks
So Google it. You can even access the original study. There doesn't seem much more to add at this stage though, @coldfusion covered it all pretty much.
This is very encouraging science I am a sufferer and had always wondered why no one was coming up with such a bodycentric treatment ...thanx😊
@ 74. I’ve had a cabbage x4 1993 and x5 2008. So your article is very exciting. Thank you so much.
That's very interesting news.
But how often does this drug needs to be injected?
I think that excess fat build up can happened again.
I'm no expert in this field but I guess it takes a lot of time for the formation of build up. A process which might take decades?
@@karanpillai5690 For some maybe but it can also be a surprisingly rapid process too. I had a triple bypass in 2008 then just two years later suffered my first heart attack after which they carried out angioplasty and inserted a total of 6 stents in various arteries including one of the ones that had been grafted during my bypass just two years earlier.
"prematurely before the age of 70"
primitive humans, drug-addicts and depressed teens: are we a joke to you?
it is a common misconception that primitive humans didn't become 70 year old. They regularly did. The only reason that life expectancy was so low, is because of the fact that the statistic includes child death. If you take out death of children before the age of 10, then the life expectancy would actually be rather close to the one that we have today. General lifestyle back then was usually far healthier than today's lifestyle too, mostly because of daily "sports". A lot of the medicine that we depend upon nowadays, would have no use 200.000 years ago.
@@GuRuGeorge03 you also have a misconception. Even taking out child mortality they did NOT regularly live to 70 "We therefore have to look at the life expectancy of a five-year-old to see how mortality changed without taking child mortality into account. This is shown by the yellow line. In 1841 a five-year-old could expect to live 55 years. Today a five-year-old can expect to live 82 years. An increase of 27 years" ourworldindata.org/life-expectancy#it-is-not-only-about-child-mortality-life-expectancy-by-age
if life expectancy excluding child mortality was 55 in the 1800s you can rest assured it was much less for primitive humans.
Still 70 years is not a long time in my opinion. Years go by so fast...
@@xsuploader once read pa per by retired insurance guy. One who calculated likely lifespans of different groups to set insurance premiums. He said before better public health(clean water, sewage disposal, etc. And antibiotics and vaccines that half of all children born didn't make it to 21. Taking avg age of death for all that made it to 21 we have only added 18 months to avg lifespan. Guy made his living calculating this stuff, so I'll take his word over medics who like us to think they've done so much better than they have.
HAVE ALWAYS BEEN A EAT HEALTHY , HART HEALTHY PERSONALLY . I HAVE CLOGGED ARTERIES . HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE
COPD . . HIGH COLESTEROL .
I TAKE 20 DIFFERENT RX WITH A PACE MAKER AFTER 4 STENTS.
????????.??
It's all caused by damage to the cells that line the pipes, (Endothelial Cells.) Food born illness...
11 months ago I underwent triple bypass. I was 59 years of age. The same age as my father when he had bypass surgery. He lived 16 years after his surgery. So I figured I have about 15; years left to live, if I'm lucky. This would probably save me a lot of trouble before the inevitable occurs, but it might also prevent the inevitable. But there's one thing for sure, *something* is gonna get you.
Having had 2 heart attacks, when 55 and 56, I wish this technology had been commercialised! I was lucky, now 69 and still going on. Just wonderful to see such videos. Thanks Cold Fusion TV.
Let's hope this can be applied to Altzheimers. 👍
And arthritis!
Maybe not this but hopefully something equally promising. Our family has almost no history of it but my significant other works in memory care taking care of these people. Awful disease.
@@robertd9850 Lots of respect for your significant other. She must be a very special person. My dad died from Altzheimers and mum early onset on Parkinson's.
@@JohnSmith-zo6ir Thanks. She is. She actually enjoys working that hall the best. Takes a certain level of skill but also lots of patience and compassion and she has all of that.
@@robertd9850 👍💙
I'd up for trail in a"heart beat" I'm 82 and my son 60
We have arterial dease.... so guys please hurry up ok.
Ours is partly heredity my dad died from it at 55
A problem: I exist
Humans: put some carbon nanotube on it
More like:
Humans: create a problem.
Humans that want to make money: Here buy this.
More like...
Humans: using the same stale joke theme
Also Humans: not clever enough to make it actually funny.
Humans too: over using it. and over using it. and over using it.
#sorrynotfunny #juststop
@@djbis #no_u
I was struck with this disease at the age of 47 I am 54 now, and has altered my life severely, I be had 3 surgeries ( angios) to no avail. If this new science we’re looking for a human volunteer I would be first in line for trials
As a 66 year old with atherosclerosis, this is very interesting! I have embarked on a journey to mitigate the plaque buildup via diet and exercise. So far, so good. I’ve lost 50 pounds in 12 months, gotten myself in great physical condition and feel fantastic. THIS treatment sounds like it would be a great means to remove accumulated plaque already built up. Hope for many of true!
Or you could just have more vitamin C since heart disease is actually scurvy
How much Vitamin C would you need to take for it to reduce plaque.
How many times have we been promised things only to find out it aint gonna happen? Remember back in the late 60’s we were told fusion is 50 years off they are saying the exact same thing today😩