==>Peripheral Arterial Disease------Duncan

[Guest guest]

Hi Duncan,

I will be going in to see a doctor. I may have PAD. Do you know if there is

anything natural that can correct this problem if I should have it?

<>kathy<>

[Guest guest]

Kathy, the most natural remedy for peripheral arterial disease AND

blood coagulation AND existing clotting is an enzyme that replaces

your natural plasmin, which reduces production with age.

The enzyme program also does a pretty good job of reducing the

inflammation that causes edema and microcirculation issues.

BlockBuster All Clear is the one I chose because it's much better

priced than the field leaders, more powerful, and has a bew other

benefits not presented by the others:

http://www.goodhealth.nu/us/1400

The main enzymes in it are serrapeptase, a clot-buster and anti-

inflammatory enzyme, and nattokinase, a clot-buster (fibrinolytic).

It also contains lipase, an enzyme that digests fats and amylase that

digests starch.

That being said, the other end of inflammation and plaque buildup is

free radical damage, and that is handled nicely by the undenatured

whey and selenium, vitamin C and other antioxidants. If you look in

the glutathione references you'll see that the underlying theme is

oxidative stress, otherwise called free radical damage, which makes

plaque out of dietary oils and damages the arteries.

A short two-month program of medium-dose enzymes is safe and may be

all you need, and low-dosing in adults prevents a reoccurrence by

compensating for plasmin production falling off.

This natural process of plasmin production falling off is the reason

many elderly people are on warfarin, and enzymes can in a natural way

eliminate the need for this dangerous drug AND aspirin. Both warfarin

and aspirin use result in a poor prognosis if a bleeding stroke

occurs.

By the way, plaque buildup has nothing at all to do with cholesterol,

which only happens to oxidize due to proximity to rancidifying

dietary unsaturated and polyunsaturated oils combined with low

antioxidant levels that would help to prevent it. Saturated fat

hardly oxidizes at all, so it's out of the picture too. Oxidative

damage of the blood vessel walls, caused by antioxidant depletion,

necessitates the LP(a) cholesterol plugging the gaps to avoid

internal bleeding; we musn't blame the bandage for the blockage, we

must blame low dietary antioxidants and high-oxidizing dietary oils.

I haven't heard from Masterjohn for awhile, but he would concur.

Duncan Crow

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> Hi Duncan,

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> I will be going in to see a doctor. I may have PAD. Do you know if

there is

> anything natural that can correct this problem if I should have it?

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> <>kathy<>

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