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Heart disease ? What can be done? What will protect us?

patrick@therapies.

patrick@therapies.com.

Best regards

Patrick Hamouy
http://www.therapies.com

Heart disease ? What can be done? What will protect us?
For many years, Heart disease has been the number one
killer in our modern society. It now is battling for first
place with cancers.

In order for our arteries and blood vessels to be healthy,
our body needs a good supply of Vitamin C (Documented by Dr
Linus Pauling (Nobel prize) and Dr Matthias Rath). This
supply is essential for the production of collagen
(Collagen gives strength to the wall of the arteries and
blood vessels) and elastin (Elastin is the elastic fibrous
material that keeps blood vessels and arteries together).

If our body suffers from a long-term deficiency of Vitamin
C, then tiny holes will appear in the arteries. This will
prompt the body to patch these little holes by sticking
lipoprotein fats on top of the holes. This is produced in
the liver. The body produces cholesterol and triglycerides
in its attempt to plug in the tiny breaches. These fatty
deposits on our arteries are known in modern medicine as
"atherosclerosis". It is however a perfectly natural
process of repair the body undertakes when damage occurs on
the arteries through lack of vitamins.

These deposits can in turn be responsible for high blood
pressure and arrhythmia (Irregular heart beat ). Varicose
veins have also been linked to the same cause. Dr Matthias
Rath wrote a book "Why animals don't get Heart attacks -
but people do?" explaining that animals produce vitamin C
in their body and we don't and claims that this is why
animals do not get heart attack.

A complete lack of vitamin C over a short period of time
will result in Scurvy. A long-term deficiency will result
in coronary problems.

Rath and Pauling went on to advise a daily intake of 600mg
to 3g of vitamin C together with vitamin B complex
(especially B3 (nicotinic acid) and B5 (pantothenate)),
proper minerals, trace minerals, coenzyme Q10 and amino
acids (carnitine) will be the foundation for healthy
arteries and the reversal of cardiovascular problems.

Other researchers have also advised on supplementation with
Magnesium, amino acid arginine to lower blood pressure.
Magnesium, calcium, carnitine, coenzyme Q10 have also been
advised to regulate heartbeat (Dr Ralph Matthias).

A study over 10 years of 10,000 people by Dr James Enstrom
(University of California Los Angeles) confirmed that
American taking a minimum of 300mg of vitamin C each day
were 50% less likely (male) and 40% less likely (female) to
develop heart disease.

A further study of 87,000 people has also demonstrated that
a proper vitamin E intake lowers the risk of cardiovascular
problems by one third and vitamin A intake by 30% (Matthias
Raph). A result that has never been matched by any modern
drug. Why is it then that we keep being pumped with
cholesterol lowering drugs when natural vitamins and
nutrients found in everyday food do the trick?

A report published in JAMA by Dr Newman and Dr Hulley
(Carcinogenicity of lipid-lowering drugs published on 6
January 1996 ) of the San Francisco Medical School state
that Cholesterol lowering drugs cause cancer in laboratory
animals.

Why are we so depleted of Vitamin C?

The answer is found in our dietary habits. Cardiovascular
problems are very much a disease that increased over the
last 100 years. Our eating habits have completely changed
in that period of time as well. Our ancestors used to eat a
lot of vegetables and fruits. Meat was expensive and few
could afford it.

Our fields were rich in minerals and the food grown on them
contained these important nutrients. Nowadays, through over
farming and extensive use of chemicals, our fields are
depleted from these essential minerals. Our diets are now
rich in animal food (meat and dairy) that further compounds
the problem with its high content of fat.

The stress factor

Our body reacts to stress by producing the hormone
adrenaline. For every molecule of adrenaline produced, one
molecule of vitamin C is needed. A depletion of vitamin C
in the body will lead to cardiovascular problems.

Other factors

Smoking, lack of exercise, alcohol abuse, use of drugs.

The sad thing is..

As you may be aware from the EEC has now passed laws to
restrict the sales of Vitamins, minerals and other natural
products. This means that soon, you will not be able to
purchase vitamins in concentration high enough (if at all)
to help yourself with various health problems.

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Patrick Hamouy teaches various forms of "Alternative
Therapies" in West London and Brighton. Topics include
Indian Head Massage, Reiki Healing, Anatomy & Physiology,
Emotional Freedom Therapy (EFT), Oriental Diagnosis, Diet &
Psychic Development. He gives consultations in Macrobiotic
Diet, EFT and advises on the removal of toxic products from
the home environment. Full information at:
http://www.therapies.com

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