Re: RE: Peripheral artery disease/reply by Dr.B.

[Guest guest]

Dear Dennis:

I agree with and I'd add fibrinolytic enzyme therapy too. We have an

excellent product called ActiZyme™ we use.

Dr.Bormann

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Marcus wrote:

> > Re: Peripheral artery disease

> >

> > Kate,

> >

> > What you suffer from is called " Intermittent Claudication "

> > caused by poor circulation to the leg muscles.

> >

> > Dennis

> > Re: Peripheral artery disease

> >

> > > Good morning and Merry Christmas Eve!

> > >

> > > I've accidentally found out, again, a different potential

> > > cause for my continuing agony. In a flier from a health

> > > food store, I found an article on peripheral artery disease.

> > > It stated if you have pain after walking that's relieved by

> > > brief sitting, check your blood pressure in your legs.

> > > I did. It's 175-180/120 in both legs and goes down to

> > > 138/58 when I've laid down for a while.

>

> <snip>

>

> If this problem is indeed caused by poor circulation to the leg muscles,

> then I can think of some things that I would strongly recommend you try -

> they are inexpensive, and you should see results quickly if this is indeed

> the problem, so it is worth a try...

>

> First, I would try combinations of Niacin (*not* the 'non-flush' form) and

> niacinimide, combined with lots of cayenne tincture (as much as you can

> stand). The niacin 'flush' is a sign that it is working - niacin causes the

> capillaries near the surface of the skin to expand greatly. Niacinimide, on

> the other hand, works on the blood vessels and capillaries deep inside the

> body - you may experience a 'creepy/crawly' sensation inside when taking

> it - this is normal.

>

> Then, after taking these, perform hot/cold hydro-therapy on the affected

> areas. An easy way to do this is in the shower. Get the water as hot as

> you can stand it, mark where the faucet is set, then alternate between the

> hot and cold.

>

> The hot/cold therapy is the absolute best way to 'get the blood moving', and

> is an integral part of Dr Schulze's 'save your life' program.

>

> 3-5 days of this and you should see dramatic results - again, if the problem

> is indeed a circulatory one.

>

> Try it - you just may be amazed!

>

>

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