Taking Control of Your Own Cardiovascular Health is a Crime??

Nearly everyone would respond, "I don't think so," and would raise their eyebrows that there would even be someone in their right mind to attack your right as such. It's an insult to you at least, and treason against you at worst. Nothing but good things to be had from something relatively inexpensive, safe, and widely available that could make the biggest difference in someone's life. At the worst, it goes down the loo, at best it could save someone's life as it has many times over. I'd like to hear the reasoning behind slandering the knowledge and tools to empower people to free themselves.

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Independent Group Cardiovascular Case Testimonials

Pesticide Facts:

If you read the Foreword, the degree of interwoven dependencies upon the petrochemical industry and its consequences for everyday people everywhere are clear. The alternatives should be carefully examined and weighed against each other, as should a push for new and safe methods of agriculture that will not endager both the planet and the people of it.

Organic Manifesto




Wikipedia Organophosphate Toxicity to Bees

Organophosphate Nerve Weapon, Sarin

Natural Nutritional Prevention of Aortic Dissection

The famous heart surgeon, Dr. DeBakey himself died from this disease after pioneering the treatment for it. Still, it strikes people down. It is not as prevalent as regular atherosclerosis which strikes people down, but if an aortic dissection hits you, you are good as dead.

We had fabulous results with both reduction of the worthless LDL number as well as unexpected reduction in this crazy aortic dissection. It is a terrible breaking open of your main plumbing, reducing your water pressure (blood pressure) to dangerously low. Most of the time in humans, this kills you even after surgery.

My experience was that mainstream publications' reviewers had really stupid comments to make such as why I omitted the antibody I used, and various irrelevant remarks. The reviewers never remarked on what should have been the most important pharmacological aspects of the paper such as massive reductions in LDL and aneurysm lipids.

Nutrient supplementation modulates angiotensin II-mediated atherosclerosis in ApoE KO mice

Politics is the realm of elitists. Science should be the gift to humanity, a noble art, which sometimes it can be when financial/political greed or negative psychological interests have not contaminated it.

"Stemmys" Stemis?

Adult stem cells derived from already born people..This offers a great hope for those devastating diseases that do not respond to artificial drug or natural molecule treatment.

Stemmy

Growing New Body Parts:

Believe it or not, I spoke to one of the guys at Osiris at a cardiovascular medicine symposium where a large portion of the science paid attention to innate stem cells, those that originate from your own bone marrow. This is actually a failed attempt at immunizing soldiers to bacterial biowarfare agents, as MSC are largely immunosuppressive rather than antigen presenting/T-cell activating. They did find that they are immensely useful at regenerating organs to some degree or another, and preventing graft versus host disease. Maybe it was my imagination or my eyes were playing tricks on me, but I was able to induce bone marrow cells to become beating heart cells at a very, very low rate when they were co-cultured with heart muscle cells in a dish. No point in trying to be persuasive; I leave it that I performed it and saw it. Prove it or disprove it yourself. It is in theory possible to take your bone marrow white blood cells and change them into nearly any other to regenerate you with brand spanking new body parts.

Here is an engineering application of making new body parts in the case of something catastrophic happening to you that goes far beyond the capability of simple nutrition to fix. If this biotech were advanced today, no victim of catastrophe, malice, or accident would ever fret as they could literally be rebuilt with their own cells.

Growing new bones.

Columbia University's applied biology/medicine department are real pioneers - they create biology where it wasn't there before. Others look to "experts" for footing, because they themselves will not be experts. The reality is that everything is demarked and organized that wasn't demarked and organized before by very intelligent people who knew nothing about the field. They become the experts by virtue of their interest and rigor in defining something that was undefined.

Gamma delta T-cells and immune enhancement

This is what not to do:Mevastatin knockdown of yd T cell and corroborates independent lab studies that show that statins are immunosuppressive so much that they are considered as anti-graft-rejection drugs in organ transplant.

Priming these cells with drugs are known to potentiate an anti-cancer effect but not without the usual culprit problems like jaw necrosis.

There are other natural and safe compounds which prime gamma delta T-cells, among which are L-theanine from regular green and black tea. The focus has been on polyphenols that have a plasma threshold much lower than their effective dose, when in fact it might be more bioavailable items in tea that are making the immune system stronger rather than a direct cytotoxic effect by molecules. This being said, these molecules with very low bioavailability may have a profound local effect that is overlooked. In the case of the gastric tract, this is not a small surface area, and it is immunologically dense. The effects of polyphenols that are not seen in plasma may actually be at work in the gut, a very large lymphoid and dendritic site in its own regard. Then there are other components like L-theanine.

By modulating these pathways without drugs, one may enhance the immune system safely and naturally against cancer.

Two molecular mechanisms of compensation after heart attack

If the heart survives after an ischemic heart attack, there are ways that it copes. The structural scaffold fibroblast cells remain, after the functional cells have died. These work much harder to maintain the akinetic region which is better than overt rupture, which would be lethal. The rest of the remaining heart undergoes stress and strain to maintain the difference in work, but at a cost.

Distinctive ERK and p38 signaling in remote and infarcted myocardium during post-MI remodeling in the mouse.