Vitamin C and L-Lysine - Complete Control of Cardiovascular Disease

People who believe case histories and testimonials deserve everything they get.

Do you think high vitamin C intake would help atrial fibrillation?

So far they're using warfarin (blood thinner) and a beta-blocker to manage it, but I've been told they won't be able to normalize it.

It's not so bad on medication, not so apparent anyway - but they've got my heart slowed way down, to the point where they have trouble finding/hearing a pulse.

They usually blame their cheap stethoscopes, but I'm not stupid. I'm overmedicated.

I weigh 110 at 5'3" and continue to lose weight, though not as rapdly as before.

ANYWAY! I'd prefer vitamin C to all this other voodoo crap, but they say they cannot allow "home remedies" ... wtf... vitamins are home remedies now?

Sigh.

The video doesn't work well with my internet connection, otherwise I wouldn't be asking questions.

:/

interesting, ill defiantly be reading more into this....

i was diagnosed with peripheral vascular disease which affects my lower legs.

sometimes while doing yard work my lower calf muscles on the out side of my legs will start to hurt and then cramp up.

my doctor said i need a better diet and more exercise but i get more exercise than most people do. she also put me on a med that's supposed to absorb some of the bad fat/cholesterol from my blood flow.

the thing is that im 35 years old and said i really shouldn't have this type of problem until i was like 60 or so.

also said that if i exercise my legs to the point of cramping and then immediately go rest that doing this over and over, over a period of time will cause new small veins to grow in my lower legs which will then deliver more oxygen to my muscles keeping them from cramping.

i will say they are quite a bit better than they used to be so maybe there is some truth in that part of it.

but as bar as removing buildup from veins or arteries that is already there she told me no medicine will remove it and only surgery will remove it.

i dunno if i believe that or not.

Yeah, how do you safely take large amounts of C if you have an ulcer?

You MUST take a buffered form of vitamin C (calcium ascorbate or Magnesium ascorbate). This does not irritate the stomach.

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