Blocked Arteries – Naturally Clean Them Out
Clean Out Blocked Arteries Naturally
Blocked arteries are not a death sentence or a life sentence to using heart drugs. There are natural alternatives to expensive and dangerous drugs. So called cholesterol drugs – statins are actually dangerous and rob your heart of vital coenzyme Q10 or CoQ10. Coenzyme Q10 is necessary for cell energy and your heart needs lots of it. Why would you take something that robs your heart of CoQ10?
Cholesterol is not the heart disease factor it is made out to be. Inflammation, free radicals and fibrin are much bigger problems as far as blocked arteries goes. Arteries are damaged by free radicals, cholesterol and fibrin are the body’s attempt to repair the artery. It is when the cholesterol patch to the arterial wall is hardened by oxidizing from more free radicals or calcified by too much calcium in the blood and/or fibrin not dissolving after it’s short term patching function . Calcium needs to be balanced with magnesium to be utilized effectively by the body and not combine with cholesterol.
Two natural alternatives to pharmaceuticals are nattokinase and serrapeptase. These two enzymes dissolve fibrin and cholesterol, clearing the arterial wall throughout the body and brain. Fibrin is used in the body as a short term patch – scabs are made of fibrin. The problem is when the body’s natural process to remove the fibrin does not kick in, it builds up.
Nattokinase is a potent fibrinolytic enzyme extracted and highly purified from a traditional Japanese food called Natto, a fermented cheese-like food that has been used in Japan for over 1000 years for its popular taste, and as a folk remedy for heart and vascular diseases. Now, after many centuries in secrecy, nattokinase is finally available in America. Natto is produced by a fermentation process by adding Bacillus natto, a benefical bacteria, to boiled soybeans. The resulting nattokinase enzyme is produced when Bacillus natto acts on the soybeans. While other soy foods contain enzymes, it is only the natto preparation that contains the specific nattokinase enzyme.
By eating this powerful enzyme, the Japanese keep their blood vessels clear and free of dangerous blood clots. Plus, there’s an amazing side effect; because blood flows more freely through your arteries, less blood pressure is required. In fact, a blue ribbon study in Japan showed a 10.9% drop in systolic blood pressure and a 9.7% drop in diastolic blood pressure with nattokinase supplementation.
Doctor Hiroyuki Sumi discovered nattokinase in 1980 while working as a researcher and majoring in physiological chemistry at Chicago University Medical School. After testing over 173 natural foods as potential thrombolytic agents, Sumi found what he was looking for when Natto was dropped onto artificial thrombus (fibrin) in a Petri dish and allowed it to stand at approximately body temperature. The thrombus around the natto dissolved gradually and had completely dissolved within 18 hours.
Blood clots (or thrombi) form when strands of protein called fibrin accumulate in a blood vessel. In the heart, blood clots cause blockage of blood flow to muscle tissue. If blood flow is blocked, the oxygen supply to that tissue is cut off and it eventually dies. This can result in angina and heart attacks. Clots in chambers of the heart can mobilize to the brain. In the brain, blood clots also block blood and oxygen from reaching necessary areas, which can result in senility and/or stroke.
Doctor Hiroyuki Sumi had long researched thrombolytic enzymes searching for a natural agent that could successfully dissolve thrombus (fibrin) associated with blood clots associated with heart attacks and stroke. Sumi named the newly discovered enzyme “nattokinase”, which means “enzyme in natto”. Sumi commented that nattokinase showed “a potency matched by no other enzyme.” Since then, Nattokinase has been the subject of 17 studies.
It has recently been revealed that thrombotic clogging of the cerebral blood vessels may be a cause of dementia. It has been estimated that sixty percent of senile dementia patients in Japan is caused by thrombus. Thrombotic diseases typically include cerebral hemorrhage, cerebral infarction, cardiac infarction and angina pectoris, and also include diseases caused by blood vessels with lowered flexibility, including senile dementia and diabetes.
Don’t you think these inexpensive, natural alternatives make sense and are worth a try? As always, you will need to check with your doctor if you are on pharmaceuticals for cholesterol, high blood pressure, blood thinners…
Dr. Wright is one of the doctors I follow. I subscribe to his natural health newsletter. Here is his general advice for dissolving blood clots (not patient specific – seek the advice of your doctor, unless he recommends a statin).
Dr. Wright: Presently, my recommendations for breaking up clots are:
- Nattokinase — two 138-milligram capsules every four hours to start. Then, as your condition improves, you can taper off to one capsule every four hours, eventually taking only one capsule three times daily.
- Fish oil — 1 tablespoon three times a day to start, tapering off to 1 tablespoon, twice daily after some progress is made. Eventually, you will be able to take a general maintenance dose of 1 1/2 tablespoonful daily.
- Vitamin E (mixed tocopherols) — 400 IU, three times a day to start, tapering down to 600 IU daily.
- Vitamin C — 2 grams, three times daily to start, then taper down to 1 gram, three times daily. Vitamin C isn’t a “clotbuster” itself, but it should always be included when your body is under stress.
Also see: Reversing Heart Disease
PS – Also works on fibrin based joint pain. Clear your blocked arteries and eliminate joint pain – nice bonus.
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Look into intravenous chelation too.
i am interested in knowing more about nattokinas
enzyme, like where i can buy, what price,,if its sold in canada? etc. please reply thank you,
howard
Nattokinase is everywhere and it is very inexpensive. Google “nattokinase”
http://www.google.com/search?q=nattokinase
I had a 5-bye on July 4th 2000….will this product help my current condition ??
I am not a doctor – the reason for a bypass surgery is to provide clean and open arteries for your heart. The surgery itself does nothing to treat the cause of the arterial blockages and are likely to become blocked again unless you change what is causing it. Quite often it is inflammation caused by “fake fats”, you know the so called “healthy, low fat” alternatives to butter, mayonaise… Stay away from margarine, Miracle Whip, vegetable oils except for coconut oil and olive oil.
Stress, smoking and toxins also contribute to inflammation. Nattokinase, serrapeptase and chelation therapy are arterial cleaning agents. Antioxidants help to prevent the damage to the arteries and veins from free radicals which cause the cholesterol to attach to the artery walls. These products should be beneficial to your condition.
I have used EDTA chellation therapy for my father who suffers from PAD, and blocked carotids
His carotids in May 2007 were 50 – 60% blocked
Now his carotids are only 30-35% blocked
He had 3 differet hospital checkups and every time the atherosclerosis of the carotids appears less
His legs have not improved but not worsened either
Reason is he continous smoking and some of the arteries of his legs were 100% blocked. So EDTA could not pass to soften it
I also administered him metals the next day after treatment through a multivitamins sold in pharmacy
I also administerd him antioxidants to stabilize him
It worked
I now started on Serrapepatase to see if his leg arteries will open at all
If any one is a medic I can send the results, it is in Greek, but you can have it translated
EDTA works, I dont want to say which brand I used, because, I comment to help people not to advertize
John,
Congratulations. It appears you are having some success with your father’s atherosclerosis. I think serrapeptase is definitely worth trying. I had amazing pain relief (90%) in my elbow in less than 24 hours taking serrapeptase for fibrin related joint pain (worked fast). EDTA is excellent for heavy metals (smoking) and mineral (calcium) buildup. Antioxidants will help against further cholesterol oxidation (from smoking) and fibrin response to the oxidative stress on the arterial walls. Keep us posted on future checkups as to whether serrapeptase helps in this instance. Best wishes.
I have introduced my father in Serrapeptase, 2 weeks ago, but only once per week, taken orally in the morning without food, along with Nattikinase, and cut his Warfarin dosage in the middle
He also gets 2 EDTA poweder pills per week.
Once a month he gets a liquid EDTA application, which is supposed to be more effective than poweder EDTA.
One has to be cautious with EDTA, because if it removes too much Calcium from your blood you can have big problem
When Itried them on my self I found out that, when taken at too close intervals for my own limits, it lowered my heart pulses per minute from 68 to 62, something never achieved normally, and I felt like getting a heart attack. That is why you have to take minerals, Calcium including the next day or at night if EDTA was taken in the morning
My fathers arteries are obviously more calcified than mine and he exchibited a better tolerance to it. So when you start taking it you have to establish your own tolerance
However if you do it in Hospital, they monitor your blood condition and it is safer
I want to start slowly with Serrapeptase and examine his blood tests because every medic I talked to opposed to its use in conjuction with blood thinners
I understand that when something is not known to traditional medical practice it creates fear
However I want to try it and together with the help of the blood tests I will increase the dosage of Serrapeptase and Nattokinase (blood thiner substitute),provided everything seems ok
I had people laughing at me especially doctors
but I have test results to prove that it worked
I hope Serrapeptase can help opening the 100% blocked arteries, but surely it will take time to establish if it works or not, I estimate another 2 years
Whatever tests I get I will keep you posted
Whoever wants me to send him my fathers test results my mail is j.kailas@archirodon.net
You are welcome to share with me your experience
I am not a doctor, I am a Mechanical Engineer, I just wanted to help when traditional medical treatment was offering no options.
My father had one stent in one leg, the other leg artery was so much blocked they could not pass the stent for fear of artery rupture
So the option according to current medical practice was to provide blood thinners, to take you as far as it goes. Eventually his leg would be totally blocked and would develop severe pain and gangrene, and obviously would have to be amputated
If I dont use the language correctly, excuse me, I come from Greece, Greek is my mother tongue.
Obviously I had to find a mechanism, that either stops the progress of atherosclerosis, or reverts the problem or both.
Antioxidants do stop the progress.
I used Green Tea and pomegrannete caps, grape seed extract, vitamins C and E, and natural squeezed juices. You can also help your self if you eat food that makes your body juices more alcalic.
Check alcalic and Acidic food tables
Basically whatever you eat (in your dish) 30% has to be acidic and 70% alcalic. By doing this you stop atherosclerosis, arthritis, and you loose all excessive fat, which is bad for your arteries and your joints
It is easy to find in the web tables showing Acidic and Alcalizing food
At the same time quit smoking, all the above will work much faster if you do
I hope I have contributed a bit towards helping a fellow human being or sufferer through practical advice, which cost very little to apply and they will get you back your health
Regards
John
John,
Your English is fine, thank you for sharing your experiences. It looks like you are taking a safe approach to treating your father’s condition naturally. One must be very observant of any and all changes as any treatment can create certain problems. Natural is safer drugs and surgery but still must be watched closely (like the calcium depletion while using EDTA).
I wasn’t aware of a blood thinning quality for nattokinase or serrapeptase, I will have to research that further. My father and my wife’s father are both on warfarin and both have “bleeds” under their skin. This seems far more powerful and dangerous than any natural blood thinners out there.
You have many good approaches to reversing atherosclerosis. Keep up the good work and keep us updated on your father’s progress.
To help with skin bleeds treat with at least of 1 gram of vitamin C, will make arteries more elastic
This skin bleed is very common to Warfarin users
Doctor here said there was no danger though, when I pointed to him about this same problem as your father has, and asked if it is better to reduce the dosage he said there was no problem, My fathers hands are looking bruized from the blood under the broken skin, same as your dads I suppose.
When you give vitamin C, it better be slow release pill, to last for more hours through out the day
To continue with my observations for my fathers progress on Peripheral Artery Disease, in January 2010 he told me that for the same walking distance he no longer hearts on his thighs – only on his calfs.
I assume this is another sign of improvement
I know treat him with antioxidants – EDTA- and Serrapeptase
I have to note that after taking Serrapeptase for 10 days and had a blood test for prothrombine because he is also on Warfarin, his blood DID NOT BECOME RUNNIER, but in between the thin blood produced with warfarin and normal blood
The doctor had to ask to increase his WARFARIN dosage slightly
I have the feeling this wasnt even necessary
Other observations are that his general appearance looks healthier even though he smokes, and his personallity went back to normal. I believe this is due to better brain oxygenation
His driving is much better as well – there is a huge improvement from the huge deterioration
I will keep you informed – so far I am really excited
regards
John