Eliminating medications

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Between February 2002 and February, 2003 I had 12 severe asthma

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required a 911 call to be rushed to hospital to be resusitated. In

February

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2003 I was admited to hospital and spent 2 weeks there under the care

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lung specialist and a heart specialist. I had an angiogram done that

showed

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a 100% blocked artery that was not repairable.

We're very interested in this blocked artery. How do the
followup angiograms look?

Remember that not all coronary artery blockage is created equal. A 100%
block of the LAD before the first bifurcation is known as a widow maker.
Other 100% blocks are survivable, and liveable.

Since we have seen numerous 100% arterial blocks be resolved by restoring
our full immune system. That means a few things. First we must replace all
medications with natural ones. Then we must supplement to supply all
nutrients
necessary to grow healthy new tissue. In this process new arteries and new
heart
muscle get grown. That is the process that is in process with me. My
progress
appears to be very good. I know that some people here think that I am only
here
because I happen to sell ginseng. I am here because I am healing from an
incurable disease and my experience gives (true) hope to others. I get about
600
people a month coming to me for help. This ginseng may be a part of what
they
require, or it may not. I work with an intuitive healer who heals people
every day.

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Since we have seen numerous 100% arterial blocks be resolved by restoring
our full immune system.

The immune system has nothing whatsoever to do with blockages of the
coronary arteries.

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That means a few things. First we must replace all
medications with natural ones.

One of the most important medications for people with coronary artery
disease is aspirin. Perhaps they should chew willow bark every day instead?

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Then we must supplement to supply all
nutrients
necessary to grow healthy new tissue. In this process new arteries and new
heart
muscle get grown.

Every nutrient necessary to grow healthy new tissue is available in ordinary
foods.

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That is the process that is in process with me. My
progress
appears to be very good. I know that some people here think that I am only
here
because I happen to sell ginseng. I am here because I am healing from an
incurable disease and my experience gives (true) hope to others. I get

about

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600
people a month coming to me for help. This ginseng may be a part of what
they
require, or it may not.

It's not.

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I work with an intuitive healer who heals people
every day.

And you are a greedy heel who spams newsgroups every day. GO AWAY SPAMMER!

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"Markasurus Probertasaurus" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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"D. C. Sessions" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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In <[email hidden]>, Dave wrote:

> Between February 2002 and February, 2003 I had 12 severe asthma

attacks

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that

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> required a 911 call to be rushed to hospital to be resusitated. In

February

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> 2003 I was admited to hospital and spent 2 weeks there under the care

of

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a

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> lung specialist and a heart specialist. I had an angiogram done that

showed

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> a 100% blocked artery that was not repairable.

We're very interested in this blocked artery. How do the
followup angiograms look?

Remember that not all coronary artery blockage is created equal. A 100%
block of the LAD before the first bifurcation is known as a widow maker.
Other 100% blocks are survivable, and liveable.

Since we have seen numerous 100% arterial blocks be resolved by
restoring our full immune system. That means a few things. First we
must replace all medications with natural ones. Then we must
supplement to supply all nutrients necessary to grow healthy new
tissue. In this process new arteries and new heart muscle get
grown.

No, I don't believe they do -- in particular, you are NOT growing new
coronary arteries, no matter what fantasies you may have about the
subject. Also, I don't believe we grow new muscles, though we can
improve the fitness of the ones we already have.

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I know that some people here think that I am only here
because I happen to sell ginseng.

Their confusion is understandable, given that you are only here
because you happen to sell ginseng.

-- David Wright :: alphabeta at prodigy.net
These are my opinions only, but they're almost always correct.
"If I have not seen as far as others, it is because giants
were standing on my shoulders." (Hal Abelson, MIT)

Dave said:

Between February 2002 and February, 2003 I had 12 severe asthma attacks that
required a 911 call to be rushed to hospital to be resusitated. In February
2003 I was admited to hospital and spent 2 weeks there under the care of a
lung specialist and a heart specialist. I had an angiogram done that showed
a 100% blocked artery that was not repairable. My diagnosis was some heart
muscle damage from a heart attack that I knew had occurred in 1999 and
hardening of the arteries. I was told that I had severe heart and lung
disease and would be an invalid for the rest of my life. They released me
with the following prescriptions: Warfarin, Furosenide, Ramipril,
Raninidine, Ditiazen, Pulmicort, Oxeze, Atrovent, Nitroglycerin, Nitrodur,
Cardym and Cipro for my recurring chest infections.

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And to think, you believed these evil doctors. Obviously a vast
conspiracy to make you addicted to these drugs and to support the evil
pharmaceutical doctors.

It's a good thing that as soon as your life was saved, again by these
evil doctors, that you rejected the cabals of organized medicine, and
their minions of evil.

Ok, BTW, the next time you go to the hospital,asking them to save your
life, don't tell the who you are.

Oh, wait, they would do the same all over again, it's their job.

j

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Subject: Re: Eliminating medications
From: [email hidden] (David Wright)
Date: 10/17/2003 5:43 PM Pacific Standard Time
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Dave said:

"Markasurus Probertasaurus" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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"D. C. Sessions" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> In <[email hidden]>, Dave wrote:
>
> > Between February 2002 and February, 2003 I had 12 severe asthma

attacks

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that
> > required a 911 call to be rushed to hospital to be resusitated. In
February
> > 2003 I was admited to hospital and spent 2 weeks there under the care

of

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a
> > lung specialist and a heart specialist. I had an angiogram done that
showed
> > a 100% blocked artery that was not repairable.
>
> We're very interested in this blocked artery. How do the
> followup angiograms look?

Remember that not all coronary artery blockage is created equal. A 100%
block of the LAD before the first bifurcation is known as a widow maker.
Other 100% blocks are survivable, and liveable.

Since we have seen numerous 100% arterial blocks be resolved by
restoring our full immune system. That means a few things. First we
must replace all medications with natural ones. Then we must
supplement to supply all nutrients necessary to grow healthy new
tissue. In this process new arteries and new heart muscle get
grown.

No, I don't believe they do -- in particular, you are NOT growing new
coronary arteries, no matter what fantasies you may have about the
subject. Also, I don't believe we grow new muscles, though we can
improve the fitness of the ones we already have.

You are very wrong. A lady who is very close to me had a problem with n artery
to her heart. She is 71 and walks three miles a day. She went in for test and
it showed she is growing a new arteries!!!!!

Jan

Jan wrote:
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She

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went in for test and it showed she is growing a new arteries!!!!!

If I send her some manure, will she grow me some?

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"Markasurus Probertasaurus" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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"D. C. Sessions" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> In <[email hidden]>, Dave wrote:
>
> > Between February 2002 and February, 2003 I had 12 severe asthma

attacks

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that
> > required a 911 call to be rushed to hospital to be resusitated. In
February
> > 2003 I was admited to hospital and spent 2 weeks there under the

care

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of

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a
> > lung specialist and a heart specialist. I had an angiogram done

that

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showed
> > a 100% blocked artery that was not repairable.
>
> We're very interested in this blocked artery. How do the
> followup angiograms look?

Remember that not all coronary artery blockage is created equal. A 100%
block of the LAD before the first bifurcation is known as a widow

maker.

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Other 100% blocks are survivable, and liveable.

Since we have seen numerous 100% arterial blocks be resolved by
restoring our full immune system. That means a few things. First we
must replace all medications with natural ones. Then we must
supplement to supply all nutrients necessary to grow healthy new
tissue. In this process new arteries and new heart muscle get
grown.

No, I don't believe they do -- in particular, you are NOT growing new
coronary arteries, no matter what fantasies you may have about the
subject.

While I doubt that ginseng has anything to do with it, a peson can develop
collateral circulation around a blockage.

Also, I don't believe we grow new muscles, though we can

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improve the fitness of the ones we already have.

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I know that some people here think that I am only here
because I happen to sell ginseng.

Their confusion is understandable, given that you are only here
because you happen to sell ginseng.

And [censored].

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Subject: Re: Eliminating medications
From: [email hidden] (David Wright)
Date: 10/17/2003 5:43 PM Pacific Standard Time
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In article <[email hidden]>,

Dave said:

"Markasurus Probertasaurus" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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> "D. C. Sessions" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> > In <[email hidden]>, Dave wrote:
> >
> > > Between February 2002 and February, 2003 I had 12 severe asthma
attacks
> that
> > > required a 911 call to be rushed to hospital to be resusitated. In
> February
> > > 2003 I was admited to hospital and spent 2 weeks there under the

care

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of
> a
> > > lung specialist and a heart specialist. I had an angiogram done

that

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> showed
> > > a 100% blocked artery that was not repairable.
> >
> > We're very interested in this blocked artery. How do the
> > followup angiograms look?
>
> Remember that not all coronary artery blockage is created equal. A

100%

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> block of the LAD before the first bifurcation is known as a widow

maker.

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> Other 100% blocks are survivable, and liveable.

Since we have seen numerous 100% arterial blocks be resolved by
restoring our full immune system. That means a few things. First we
must replace all medications with natural ones. Then we must
supplement to supply all nutrients necessary to grow healthy new
tissue. In this process new arteries and new heart muscle get
grown.

No, I don't believe they do -- in particular, you are NOT growing new
coronary arteries, no matter what fantasies you may have about the
subject. Also, I don't believe we grow new muscles, though we can
improve the fitness of the ones we already have.

You are very wrong. A lady who is very close to me had a problem with n

artery

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to her heart. She is 71 and walks three miles a day. She went in for test

and

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it showed she is growing a new arteries!!!!!

Broken digital clock.

However, the growth of collaterals is not dependent on ginseng. Some people
do it on the same diet that caused the blockage.

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Dave said:

Between February 2002 and February, 2003 I had 12 severe asthma attacks

that

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required a 911 call to be rushed to hospital to be resusitated. In

February

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Quoted message said:

2003 I was admited to hospital and spent 2 weeks there under the care of

a

Quoted message said:

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lung specialist and a heart specialist. I had an angiogram done that

showed

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

a 100% blocked artery that was not repairable. My diagnosis was some

heart

Quoted message said:

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muscle damage from a heart attack that I knew had occurred in 1999 and
hardening of the arteries. I was told that I had severe heart and lung
disease and would be an invalid for the rest of my life. They released

me

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with the following prescriptions: Warfarin, Furosenide, Ramipril,
Raninidine, Ditiazen, Pulmicort, Oxeze, Atrovent, Nitroglycerin,

Nitrodur,

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Cardym and Cipro for my recurring chest infections.

snipped

And to think, you believed these evil doctors. Obviously a vast
conspiracy to make you addicted to these drugs and to support the evil
pharmaceutical doctors.

It's a good thing that as soon as your life was saved, again by these
evil doctors, that you rejected the cabals of organized medicine, and
their minions of evil.

Ok, BTW, the next time you go to the hospital,asking them to save your
life, don't tell the who you are.

Oh, wait, they would do the same all over again, it's their job.

j

If you read better you would have seen me say that I appreciate what they
did
for me. I no longer have asthma attacks, swollen legs, or angina pains. I
took
their medications because they said if I didn't do what they say, they would
no longer treat me.

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Subject: Re: Eliminating medications
From: [email hidden] (David Wright)
Date: 10/17/2003 5:43 PM Pacific Standard Time
Message-id: <[email hidden]>

In article <[email hidden]>,

Dave said:

"Markasurus Probertasaurus" <[email hidden]> wrote in
message news:[email hidden]...
>
> "D. C. Sessions" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> news:[email hidden]...
> > In <[email hidden]>, Dave wrote:
> >
> > > Between February 2002 and February, 2003 I had 12 severe asthma
attacks
> that
> > > required a 911 call to be rushed to hospital to be resusitated. In
> February
> > > 2003 I was admited to hospital and spent 2 weeks there under the

care

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of
> a
> > > lung specialist and a heart specialist. I had an angiogram done

that

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> showed
> > > a 100% blocked artery that was not repairable.
> >
> > We're very interested in this blocked artery. How do the
> > followup angiograms look?
>
> Remember that not all coronary artery blockage is created equal. A

100%

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> block of the LAD before the first bifurcation is known as a widow

maker.

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> Other 100% blocks are survivable, and liveable.

Since we have seen numerous 100% arterial blocks be resolved by
restoring our full immune system. That means a few things. First we
must replace all medications with natural ones. Then we must
supplement to supply all nutrients necessary to grow healthy new
tissue. In this process new arteries and new heart muscle get
grown.

No, I don't believe they do -- in particular, you are NOT growing new
coronary arteries, no matter what fantasies you may have about the
subject. Also, I don't believe we grow new muscles, though we can
improve the fitness of the ones we already have.

You are very wrong. A lady who is very close to me had a problem with n

artery

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to her heart. She is 71 and walks three miles a day. She went in for test

and

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it showed she is growing a new arteries!!!!!

Jan

See my new post on growing arteries.

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> Do you know the symptoms of ginseng withdrawal?

Yes, disease may develop.

So you're claiming that disease is actually the result of ginseng
deficiency? Hmmm, what is the ideal level of ginseng in the body, Dave?
Surely it can be measured? Of course there is a widely accepted

recommended

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daily amount -- not established by the gov't., but by those considered
experts in the field of alt. medicine?

BTW wouldn't taking ginseng be *unnatural* for people in places where
ginseng isn't found *naturally*? (Or where the "inferior" ginseng

you've

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spoken of grows?)

I am amused by your silliness. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

What is amusing is your inability to answer *any* of the questions my post
put forth. Unless I'm mistaking your dodging of the questions posed as your
being unable to answer them? Which is it, Dave --you have no information or
you (wisely) choose to avoid to sharing it because it would no doubt put a
cramp in your sales?

Michele
I ENJOY being a cranky [censored].

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Dave said:

"Markasurus Probertasaurus" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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>
> "D. C. Sessions" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
> news:[email hidden]...
> > In <[email hidden]>, Dave wrote:
> >
> > > Between February 2002 and February, 2003 I had 12 severe asthma
attacks
> that
> > > required a 911 call to be rushed to hospital to be resusitated. In
> February
> > > 2003 I was admited to hospital and spent 2 weeks there under the

care

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of
> a
> > > lung specialist and a heart specialist. I had an angiogram done

that

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> showed
> > > a 100% blocked artery that was not repairable.
> >
> > We're very interested in this blocked artery. How do the
> > followup angiograms look?
>
> Remember that not all coronary artery blockage is created equal. A 100%
> block of the LAD before the first bifurcation is known as a widow

maker.

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> Other 100% blocks are survivable, and liveable.

Since we have seen numerous 100% arterial blocks be resolved by
restoring our full immune system. That means a few things. First we
must replace all medications with natural ones. Then we must
supplement to supply all nutrients necessary to grow healthy new
tissue. In this process new arteries and new heart muscle get
grown.

No, I don't believe they do -- in particular, you are NOT growing new
coronary arteries, no matter what fantasies you may have about the
subject.

While I doubt that ginseng has anything to do with it, a peson can develop
collateral circulation around a blockage.

Sorry, I meant he wasn't going to grow a new major artery. At least,
I don't think he is.

-- David Wright :: alphabeta at prodigy.net
These are my opinions only, but they're almost always correct.
"If I have not seen as far as others, it is because giants
were standing on my shoulders." (Hal Abelson, MIT)