Re: [chelationtherapy] Re: Cardiologist and Chelation
LOL, trade locations? Sorry Jon haha.
I couldn't walk 1/10th mile without a lot of pain and much further than that, I'd be leaning against my Wife, just standing there.......in pain for a little while.
By the 10-12th intravenous session I walked a mile. No speed records broken but a mile nonetheless. I've since walked as many as 8 miles non stop. I believe it's been a combination of a changed diet, the cigrarettes have now been gone for 2 years and 1 month, the chelation, and steady walking and now I'm sort of shadow boxing while on the treadmill. Man was sore after doing that the first time! But every time I'm on the treadmill I do that at least part of the time and I build up quite a sweat doing so.
That article on strength training. Is that being reported by an MD in Wellington Fla?
If you come to the west coast of Fla on vacation or to get
away from Ohio for a while, there's a great place to get chelation done in Punta Gorda. Dr James Coy is the fellow who owns the clinic and he posts here from time to time although the whole forum has been quiet for a few months ( everyone's gotten well?? ). HIs website is http://www.naturalsolutionsmd.net
I believe my overall health has improved despite the cardiologist stating the bypass surgery has been a failure. Says there's abnormal blood flow in the same place that the bypass was done. I cannot tell you how pleased I was to hear that ( I'm being extremly sarcastic about being happy ). I've made some phone calls and even filled out some papers on that one.
I just don't see it, feel it. I feel fine. I think to get away from these guys is a good thing. At my age ( 52 ), you look hard enough for something wrong and you're bound to find it. We're not kids
anymore.
How do you feel overall?
Tom
gravelygarage <gravelygarage@...> wrote:
Tom,
I was in the Navy so I thought that I had my adventure behind me. LOL. You know as hard as it has been on me it has been even more difficult on my family. I couldn't imagine going through this alone.
If I understand you correctly, chelation has helped you? How long did it take before you started noticing improvements? What type of reaction
did your cardiologist have when you told him you were going thru celation treatments?
Thanks for the web addresses. I've read a few articles in the past about the stem cell therapy. From what I have read it looks very promising. I have a niece that does some kind of research related to stem cells . The next time I see her I was going to ask her what she knows about it. Of course, she has been talking way over my head since she was 11 or 12.
They say that EF's above 50 are considered adequate with, I think, ideal being 70%. I've read that chelation improves this as well as supplements and in one article/study that I read they said that strenght training (weight training) can improve EF by up to 14%.
The medicated stent is still in place but 'is not being used'.
I think that the best therapy would be to get away from this Ohio winter. It is supposed to be 0 Sunday night with a high of 6 on Monday.
Would you consider trading locations??
Till Later, Jon Morrow, Oh
--- In chelationtherapy@yahoogroups.com, Mr Tudo <mrtudo1955@...> wrote: > > Hey Jon, > > Quite an adventure eh? I hope the chelation has positive effects for you. I've had more than 50 sessions thus far, and I started after having a single bypass, mammary to lad. I've had great success with my walking distances. > > Have you looked into stem cell therapy? I'm looking at it as a possible "in the future" kind of thing. There's a couple of websites I can refer you to, http://www.theravitae.com and http://www.vescell.com It appears that they are having some real successes with this therapy. It's in Thailand. > > How low is an EF of 35 ? Above 55
is normal, right? Therefore 35 is not too too bad ??? Mine was 51. The medicated stent is still in your artery?? > > Rgrds > Tom > Port Charlotte, Fl >
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