Vitamin C and Heart Disease --Discover This -PROVEN- Life Saving Information/Protocol- Now-- Before It's Too Late!

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Practicing Medicine Without a License? The Story of the Linus Pauling Therapy for Heart Disease

'Practicing Medicine Without A License? The Story of the Linus Pauling Therapy for Heart Disease covers the greater than 50-year history of the vitamin C theory of heart disease as well as the 12-year history of a therapy for cardiovascular disease invented by the American scientist, Linus Pauling. The book details the vitamin C and lysine dosage recommendations made by the twice Nobel prize-winning scientist which have now helped thousands of heart patients overcome their disease. The book also explores the reasons why Linus Pauling's therapy may not work in some cases. Paperback. Published April 2008. By authors Owen Fonorow and Sally' Snyder Jewell.' 
 

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Heart Disease, Ascorbate, Lysine and Linus Pauling by Jeffrey Dach MD


Linus Pauling Protocol For Prevention and Reversal of Plaque
'If heart disease is chronic scurvy, caused by chronic vitamin C deficiency, then it makes sense to supplement with vitamin C in the amounts needed to make strong collagen and prevent arterial damage from mechanical stress.

In addition, Pauling devised a clever yet simple method to address the issue of Lipoprotein (a) attaching to the lysine residues on the damaged collagen fibers in the arterial wall.  He recommended supplementing with 2-4 grams of lysine per day.  The additional lysine in the blood stream attaches to the receptor sites on the lipoprotein (a) molecules, inactivating the lipoprotein(a) and preventing it from attaching to the arterial wall.  This prevents the initiation of the atherosclerotic process.  In addition, Vitamin C and Lysine are both important precursors for building strong collagen which makes strong arteries.

In addition to Lysine, some of the collagen crosslinking is done with another amino acid called Proline, so proline was also added to the treatment protocol.'

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9 Great Home Remedies For Cataracts

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'When it comes to eyes, we have to perk up and take matters seriously. Nothing can lighten up your life if your eyes take the road to darkness. 

Once the eyes are on a definite route to darkness, there’s little you can do by way of saving them. A host of eye problems affect people of all ages, especially during old age.  The commonest of them would be cataract.  When you have cataract, everything around you fades away. 

There is a certain fog or a mist in everything you encounter. If these are the symptoms that you often face, make no mistake! It could be cataract. Cataract of the eyes develops at a very slow pace. Once it becomes a serious and debilitating problem, people start looking for options they can consider for a definite cure.'


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Editor's Note:

The Ayurvedic herbal formula [TRIPHALA] has been used as a remedy for thousands of years. Use it to treat cataracts by bathing the eyes with an eye wash made from triphala tea.

'This herbal remedy will work to clear up any existing cataracts and prevent new ones from forming. The recommended procedure is to wash the affected area in a steeped, cooled tea mixture, up to three times a day.’

http://www.ehow.com/how_5752134_reverse-cataracts-surgery.html

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Eye Wash Details:

'Here's info on Triphala eyewash. When I went to buy triphala from an Indian shop, the shop-owner told me she uses Triphala eyewash regularly. That prompted this research for eyewash.

Here's how to do the eyewash:

Take one half of a level teaspoon of Triphala powder (1 gram) and place it in a teacup. Add 120ml (1/2 cup) of hot water that has just boiled. Let the Triphala infuse until it is the same as your body temperature.

Once the infusion has cooled to body temperature DO NOT STIR IT. Take a sterile round cotton pad that used for make-up or for medical reasons. Dip the cotton pad into the infusion and remove it. Squeeze it so that some liquid remains, but that it is not dripping wet.

Lay down on your bed. Place a towel under your head. Place this cotton pad over your eye. Blink. Repeat this for the second eye. Leave for at least 15 minutes. 20 minutes is an optimal time for this treatment and 30 minutes is the maximum time.

There should be enough liquid that some runs into your eye. The first few times that you do the treatment it may burn. This will pass after two or three days in most cases. If it burns it means you need this treatment in most cases. If burning persists more than a week it is not normal – see your doctor.

For loss of vision due to age or life style do this ONE time per day, evening is best before bed so your eyes can rest after the treatment.

For all other disorders do the treatment TWO times per day. Make sure to rest the eyes for 30 minutes before using the computer or other screens.

For serious disorders do the treatment THREE times per day.'

 http://eyestrain.sabhlokcity.com/2011/09/background-ayurvedic-remedies-for-dry-eyes/

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Two Vitamin C Tablets Every Day Could Save 200,000 Lives Every Year

   

'Ascorbate Supplementation Reduces Heart Failure'

'New research has reported that risk of heart failure decreases with increasing blood levels of vitamin C [1]. Persons with the lowest plasma levels of ascorbate had the highest risk of heart failure, and persons with the highest levels of vitamin C had the lowest risk of heart failure.

According to the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) there are about 600,000 deaths from heart disease each year. [2] This is an enormous number. The definition of heart failure used by the study authors was on the basis of drugs prescribed, which would include all forms of heart disease that cause death. This agrees well with the CDC definition.' 

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Gather rose hips for health

'Vitamin C-rich rose hips can be found in dried form in most health food stores, but why not gather your own? You’ll save money and you’ll know where they came from and the conditions in which they grew. Furthermore, you’ll be adding to your own self-sufficiency by locating and gathering a nutrient-dense food source to nourish yourself and your family. 

Growing along the main irrigation canal in the small farming community where I live are hedgerows of wild roses. In spring they produce lovely pink blossoms. As the petals fade, a green hip, or hypanthium, begins to swell at each blossom’s base. 

From mid-September into October when they are fully red and ripe, and before frost tinges their foliage with autumn color making the hips harder to see, I gather bagfuls for making soup, wine, syrup, jelly, and tea.' 


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Lack of Vitamin C Combined With Dental Toxins Cause Disease

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