Heart Health

Heart Health

To improve heart health, the first steps of course would be to
go off caffeine and to kill parasites and bacteria. This alone
could drop the pulse from 120 to 80 in a few days. Obviously,
the need for a drug is gone. Cut the drug dosage in half immediately.
Don't wait for a doctor's appointment to O.K. it. If you
waited another day the pulse could be below 60.

Many common bacteria, especially Staphylococcus aureus,
choose the heart as their favorite location. Their nesting place,
though, will be under a missing tooth in the jaw (cavitation).
Heartworm and Loa loa are two very common heart parasites.
You can have all these killed in a day, without side effects and
your heart is once more free to beat regularly. Don't take a
chance on over-medicating. As soon as the beat is regular and
under 100 per minute, reduce your heart drugs. Stop them when
you are regular and under 80. Fatigue will leave and the brain
will work better.
Raising potassium levels slows the pulse. Try to do this with
diet by eating more potassium rich food and by conserving on
potassium losses. The adrenals are in control of losses. Give
them a thorough cleaning. The adrenals are situated right on top
of the kidneys where all toxic things are being excreted. Being
this near to the urinary tract will result in shared toxins. Urinary
tract bacteria, small kidney stones, moldy foods and metal from
dentalware are the chief offenders. Switch to composite tooth
fillings. Use non-metal jewelry. Cook and eat with non-metal
ware. Don't handle metal unconsciously throughout the day.
Aluminum objects that must be touched should be wrapped in
masking tape: this includes walker, shower door, bathroom supports.
Door knobs, taped walker handles, and cane handles should
be wiped daily with a grain alcohol solution.