The procedure is a marvel of modern technology and many beneficiaries claim splendid results with restored or enhanced lifestyles. But, not all. Depending on the source of information, it is said that 5 to 10% of surgical candidates fail to survive the procedure.
A close personal acquaintance recently went into the hospital to have a “stent” placed in one of his arteries to improve his heart. The procedure was not completed because for some unexplained reason he almost died. Thanks to “heroic medicine” he survived and is doing well, but was it really necessary to place him in such jeopardy?

Cardiac surgical teams are highly educated and highly skilled and use remarkable technology. However, my position is that public health should never be permitted to deteriorate to the level where such drastic procedures are necessary.

It is not commonly published in the media that alternative health care methods are available to clean out arteries. The procedure of choice is Chelation Therapy. This can be done by a professional using intra-vascular application for more rapid results or by oral ingestion, which is the most easy to do and very safe.

If the public were properly educated and treated fairly, the chelation procedure would be widely used. Only the worst cases would ever go so far as to need surgical intervention.
Better yet, everyone should pursue a lifestyle of a healthy diet and avoid foods that contribute to circulatory problems. In my opinion a diet including six to eight ounces of Omega 3 fatty acids would be very healthy for most people. Many doctors and other nutrition advisors speak against ingestion of red meats. I believe the problem really is that so many people do not have adequate levels of digestive enzymes. That condition can be remedied by supplementation of enzyme capsules or tablets.