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Heart Attack Is a Disease of Agribusiness, Not Long Lives

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 Claims that primitive societies’ lack of heart attacks can be explained by shorter lifespans are based on nothing but wishful thinking. It seems logical, but there’s nothing behind the words.



'It sounds good, so the claim that primitive people don’t live long enough to get heart attacks is routinely trotted out by modern medicine apologists. The problem is that it isn’t true—and no documentation has ever shown it to be true.

There is, in fact, ample documentation demonstrating the opposite, that people who are not subjected to modern Agribusiness diets almost never fall victim to heart attacks, no matter what their lifespans. Much of the documentation also applies to cancer, the other scourge of modern societies.'

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Study Suggests Calcium Supplements Linked to Significantly Increased Heart Attack Risk

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'Calcium supplements might increase the risk of having a heart attack, and should be "taken with caution," concludes research published in the online issue of the journal Heart.

Furthermore, boosting overall calcium intake from dietary sources confers no significant advantage in terms of staving off heart disease and stroke, the findings indicate.' 


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Be Careful What Doctors Tell You About Heart Disease. The Answer To Cardiovascular Health Is Nutrition, Not Drugs!

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'There’s a reason why statin drugs, high blood pressure drugs, and diabetes medications are the best selling drugs on the market. Drug companies have done a masterful job of instilling fear into virtually everyone alive that if there are any imbalances, their risk of dying from heart disease greatly increases. What they haven’t told you is that these numbers have been deliberately manipulated so they can sweep in millions and get them on a regimen of drugs for life on the false assumption that they will live longer by taking them. 

What you will rarely hear is that most heart disease is caused by nutritional deficiencies. You won’t get well or live out the years you were created to live until you know what’s causing your heart condition or how to prevent one altogether. Of all the organs in the body the heart is the one most often damaged by nutritional deficiencies. It is also the most responsive organ to nutritional therapies.'


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The Marathon Myth: Quickest Way to a Heart Attack?

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'Do marathon runners really drop dead in the middle of a race? And if they do, why does it happen? It doesn’t make sense… shouldn’t they be in great shape? 

We’re always told we need to exercise. It’s our best option for strengthening our hearts.
Yet, statistics prove that it’s no myth. Long-distance runners do drop dead. Usually in the middle of a run. And from fatal heart attacks. 

So what’s really going on? We investigate the truth behind the headlines. And will give you the best option for losing weight… while helping your heart.' 


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Hawthorn: A Natural Solution for Heart Disease

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'A major medical review of 14 placebo controlled studies, with over 1,000 patients, found hawthorn to be helpful in treating the symptoms of heart failure. 

In the review, hawthorn extract, an herbal which is often used for heart health, was shown to significantly decrease symptoms and improve exercise performance in chronic heart failure—without significant side effects. "The best evidence that is available suggests that hawthorn has significant benefits, compared with placebo… for patients with chronic heart failure."' 


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