Hi All,

Just popped in here. I had a chelation session at Dr Coy's place a
few days ago. Still going about once a month for maintenence. I just
clicked on the post below and wow, I'm still walking but man am I
moving in comparison to 3/27/2006 and I was really doing good then!

Did 2 miles on the treadmill tonight at a level 3 incline.
2.001 miles
34.19 minutes
223 calories
27.8 carbs
#3 elevation
3.5 MPH Speed

That's in comparison to 2 miles on 3/26/06 at 47 Minutes on flat, non
elevated surface. Wow!

Now I've done better than the above and have breached 4MPH at the
same incline. But I haven't been consistent with that. Business has
been very business with the dollar continuing it's implosion and gold
going nuts. Both my Wife and I also started getting into the Ron Paul
for President campaign till it became obvious that the media has
decided on more warfare and welfare, taxes, borrowing and spending
with the other lowlife candidates.

So I started playing hooky from my aggressive walking. Not completely
but nowhere near the consistent levels I was doing. I'm going to
start doing more again though.

I'm living proof of how the change in diet, quitting smoking ( quit
on January 15th or so 2005), intravenous chelation therapy,
agggressive exercise and walking, along with some other changes can
work to vastly improve the quality of life.

Remember and I don't know if I mentioned it here but, the
cardiologist DID say that my open heart surgery was most likely a
failure. So, the above is not bad for a "failure" eh? Ha!

How y'all been doing?

Rgrds
Tom
SW Florida


--- In chelationtherapy@yahoogroups.com, "mrtudo1955"
<mrtudo1955@...> wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I had Chelation number 35 today . Here's my weekly walking update.
>
> 3/21 4.2 Miles 1 Hr 39 Minutes
> 3/22 0
> 3/23 0
> 3/24 5.8 Miles 2 Hr 7 Minutes
> 3/25 0
> 3/26 2.0 Miles 47 Minutes
> 3/27 0
>
> Total: 12 Miles !
>
> I want to reiterate that I'm not breaking any speed records and
that
> I'm in some real pain at times on these walks. But the fact is I
> could not walk a block when all this started without HAVING TO STOP.
>
> I'll keep up with the chelation as long as my veins hold out. It
has
> become somewhat of an issue having scar tissue in a couple of my
> veins. I'll ask Dr Coy if I can go for 50, but not do from 40-50
> twice a week but maybe once a week for awhile and see what the
> results are.
>
> I hope to find this treatment in SE Asia however as when the
current
> bull market is over in my industry, my Wife and I would like to go
> back there...............
>
> Rgrds
> Tom
> Port Charlotte