I have blockage of the arteries Angina

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Is there any cure for this, i.e. Herbally or over the counter supplement. I have

read an article saying that by blending together lemon (with the peel) and

garlic with water and then filtering the mixture and then boiling the juice and

drinking a glass of the juice for three week and break a week and continue

another 3 week may clear the blockage. Has any one tried? does it work? Help

Please...

 

 

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Wednesday, 6 January, 2010, 3:20 AM

 

 

 

 

 

 

Can anyone give me more info on this. I just found out about this yesterday from

my ob/gyn and I really dont want to take birth control or shots just want to do

this the natural way of curing my body. Please help

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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, Mohammad Akhter

<akh07_moham wrote:

>

> Is there any cure for this, i.e. Herbally or over the counter supplement. I

have read an article saying that by blending together lemon (with the peel) and

garlic with water and then filtering the mixture and then boiling the juice and

drinking a glass of the juice for three week and break a week and continue

another 3 week may clear the blockage. Has any one tried? does it work? Help

Please...

 

Here is one method that has been found good for angina.

NATURAL ANGINA PECTORIS, ISCHEMIA OF EFFORT and CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIA CURE?

http://george-eby-research.com/html/angina.html

 

Dr George Eby was experimenting with zinc for colds when

one of his patients who was taking the zinc wanted

more zinc. When asked why he said while taking the

zinc his angina disappeared. Dr. Eby has stated that

300 mg of zinc in the form of zinc gluconate should

take care of most any angina problems and also clear

the arteries sometimes in 6 or 7 days. Never take it

for over 14 days as it can get your copper levels too

low. In fact you should probably take some copper

supplements before taking zinc in these amounts just

in case your copper is low to begin with. According to

this article you could suffer very serious consequences

if you get too low on copper which some people did after

taking this amount of zinc for 30 days. Do not try this

without reading the whole article which is long and

I am not going to post it here. Below is a short sentence

or two from the post. It is also supposed to be good for arteriosclerosis which

a lot of us older folks suffer from.

 

 

Regardless, do not use " zinc oxide " , rather use highly biologically available

" zinc gluconate " or " zinc sulfate " , because zinc oxide is not very biologically

available. In other words, zinc oxide will not work.

 

 

Other natural cures include pine leaf tea that you can

make yourself if you have pine trees near. Recipe

1 oz (28 g) Baby Pine Needles (select the newest needles, those that are at the

end of a branch and light green in color)

1.5 pints (840 ml) distilled Water

 

Make a decoction - Put the herbs into an enamel, glass or stainless steel pan

(do not use aluminum). Bring to a boil and simmer for 10 minutes or until the

liquid is reduced by one third

 

Place the water and needles in a thermos. Let sit over-night for 12 hours.

Strain and remove the needles. Return the water to the thermos and drink the

warm decoction through-out one day.

 

http://www.lifeevents.org/pine-needle-tea-decoction.htm

Another natural method is Hawthorn Berry Syrup which

can be ordered on the net or you can make your own. I get

my dried berries from mountain rose. There are probably other

places you can order it. Here are directions for making

you own.

 

Things You'll Need:

 

* Hawthorne berries, fresh or dried

* Medium saucepan

* Distilled water

* Potato masher

* Medium mixing bowl

* Organic honey

* Dark glass bottle

* Labels

 

1.

Step 1

 

Add one cup of fresh hawthorne berries, or ½ cup dried, to a medium sized

saucepan. Add three cups distilled water, and stir to combine.

2.

Step 2

 

Turn the heat to medium, and bring the mixture to a boil. Reduce heat and

simmer the hawthorne berries for an additional 2-3 minutes. ( I did mine for 5

or 6 minutes to make sure they had absorbed enough water to mash) JDB

3.

Step 3

 

Remove the pan from heat, and mash the berries in the water using a potato

masher. Continue until the liquid thickens and the berries cannot be mashed any

further.

4.

Step 4

 

Strain the liquid from the pan into a medium mixing bowl. Add one cup of

organic honey to the liquid, and stir thoroughly to combine.

5.

Step 5

 

Pour the resulting hawthorne berry syrup into a dark glass bottle. Label

the bottle with the contents and date, and store the syrup in the refrigerator

when not in use.

 

Hope some of these methods work for you.

 

Jack

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Shalom Mohammad,

 

There are a number of natural options for taking care of angina outlined below.

 

Blessings,

 

Yohanan /Israel

 

http://www.herbs2000.com/disorders/angina.htm

 

Angina

 

Angina is the squeezing, crushing like pain felt in the heart, because of

insufficient blood and oxygen in the cardiac

 

tissues. Angina typically begins as a slight painful sensation felt in the

region immediately below the breastbone,

 

slowly radiating out into the shoulders, the arm, or the jaw, the pain increases

in intensity finally reaching a plateau-

 

after which it begins to abate. An attack of angina can persist for up to 15

minutes at a time.

 

Atherosclerosis or the accumulation of plaque in the arteries that supply the

heart with blood is the primary reason for

 

angina in all patients with the condition. The muscles in the heart require

blood and oxygen like any other body muscle,

 

to do its work of pumping blood and to keep the circulatory system going heart

muscles must be healthy and strong at

 

all stages of a person's life.

 

The heart muscles are starved of oxygen if a person having atherosclerosis

performs strenuous exercise, this is because

 

even if the arteries remain wide enough to provide sufficient blood flow during

muscular rest, but they can't supply

 

enough oxygen when the physical demands on the cardiac tissue increases. Angina

attacks are therefore often triggered

 

by any kind of sudden exertion, these include activities such as climbing up

stairs, running for the bus, or shoveling

 

snow, these activities can put a sudden strain on the pumping ability of the

heart muscles leading to an attack of

 

angina. A temporary block in the coronary arteries can also lead to angina

attacks in some cases, even though these

 

attacks are not connected to any physical activity. These can come about when a

small blood clot forms on the surface

 

of a blood vessel's plaque leading to the clogging of the coronary artery.

Spasms in the coronary artery can also give

 

rise to attacks of angina.

 

Supplements and herbs

All the supplements and herbs that are given can be used in combination or even

alone as treatment for angina in the

 

vast majority of patients. Prescription medications for angina can also be

complemented by these herbs-they can be

 

taken together. The advice of a doctor is essential if you intend to stop taking

medication for problems related to the

 

heart.

 

Cellular damage within the body can be avoided and prevented by supplements of

the vitamins C and E in all patients.

 

Arteries that have been injured by plaque accumulation can be repaired by the

use of supplements of the vitamin C.

 

Plaque buildup and accumulation can be blocked by the supplements of the vitamin

E which blocks the oxidation of LDL

 

or the so called " bad " cholesterol, this form of cholesterol is the initial

trigger to the formation of plaque. Some

 

minerals may be responsible for lowering the spasm in the coronary arteries; the

level of these minerals and

 

substances in the body is often low in some people with heart disease. Good

examples for these substances are the

 

vitamin E and the mineral magnesium.

 

There are several ways in which the heart can receive benefit through the use of

amino acids. The arterial walls relax

 

under the presence of nitric oxide, the amino acid arginine plays an important

role in forming this nitric oxide. The

 

amount of time patients spend exercising at moderate intensity is increased and

the chances of chest pain is

 

correspondingly decreased when arginine was consumed thrice a day as a measure

against angina-this relation between

 

angina and arginine use was found during one study on patients. The energy

utilization efficiency of heart muscles is

 

also increased by carnitine, another amino acid-like substance which can be used

as a supplemental measure in angina

 

patients. The amino acid, taurine, is possibly related to an ability to moderate

heart rhythm abnormalities in patients

 

with angina.

 

The workings of cardiac muscles can also be promoted and enhanced by the

nutritional supplement coenzyme Q10 in an

 

action similar to that of carnitine-this supplement reduces the hearts workload

from daily stress. The hawthorn is

 

another excellent herbal supplement that has been shown to be able to improve

the blood flow to the heart in angina

 

patients who took it. The flexibility of the arteries is maintained by including

the essential fatty acids in the diet and

 

these fats are also very effective in lowering triglyceride levels within the

body-all factors that reduce the stress on the

 

heart.

 

What else you can do

Diet should preferably rich in dietary fiber and should be low in fat. Some

alternatives like using canola or olive oil

 

instead of butter will promote health and avoid unnecessary complications. Stop

smoking and avoid going to areas

 

where there are likely to be smokers to reduce the chances of lapsing into the

habit again and to prevent breathing in

 

secondhand smoke. Relaxing is one of the best ways to beat angina. Relaxation

techniques and meditation, including

 

all techniques such as t'ai chi, and yoga may reduce the chances angina attacks

and you should give them a try. Angina

 

patients can benefit from the companionship offered through a support group.

Your aim is to reverse the causes of the

 

disease and as such you should spend time determining what factors have led you

to this point in your life and what

 

measures need to be taken to return to normalcy.

 

Usual dosage

 

Hawthorn, 100-150 mg thrice daily.

Vitamin E, 400 IU two times daily. If you take anticoagulant medications, please

check it with the doctor.

Vitamin C, 1,000 mg thrice daily. If diarrhea develops, reduce the dose.

Taurine, 500 mg L-taurine thrice daily on an empty stomach.

Carnitine, 500 mg L-carnitine thrice daily on an empty stomach.

Arginine, 500 mg L -arginine thrice daily on an empty stomach.

Magnesium, 200 mg two times daily. If you have kidney disease, don't take it.

Coenzyme Q 10, 100 mg two times a day. Take it with food for best absorption.

Essential fatty acids, one tbsp of flaxseed oil daily; 2,000 mg fish oils thrice

daily - if you don't eat fish at least two

 

times a week.

 

More useful herbs

 

Acerola

Arjuna

Arnica

Chinese Angelica

Chrysanthemum

Cocoa

Dan Shen

Ginkgo

Kudzu

Lobelia

Mullein

Onion

Sage

Visnaga

 

, Mohammad Akhter

<akh07_moham wrote:

>

> Is there any cure for this, i.e. Herbally or over the counter supplement. I

have read an article saying that by blending together lemon (with the peel) and

garlic with water and then filtering the mixture and then boiling the juice and

drinking a glass of the juice for three week and break a week and continue

another 3 week may clear the blockage. Has any one tried? does it work? Help

Please...

>

[Guest guest]

Hi, Yohanan

Thanks for the Information. very useful and informative.

regards

mohammad

 

--- On Mon, 11/1/10, Yochanan <yburkett wrote:

 

 

Yochanan <yburkett

Re: << >> I have blockage of the

arteries>Angina

 

Monday, 11 January, 2010, 12:04 AM

 

 

 

 

 

 

Shalom Mohammad,

 

There are a number of natural options for taking care of angina outlined below.

 

Blessings,

 

Yohanan /Israel

 

http://www.herbs200 0.com/disorders/ angina.htm

 

Angina

 

Angina is the squeezing, crushing like pain felt in the heart, because of

insufficient blood and oxygen in the cardiac

 

tissues. Angina typically begins as a slight painful sensation felt in the

region immediately below the breastbone,

 

slowly radiating out into the shoulders, the arm, or the jaw, the pain increases

in intensity finally reaching a plateau-

 

after which it begins to abate. An attack of angina can persist for up to 15

minutes at a time.

 

Atherosclerosis or the accumulation of plaque in the arteries that supply the

heart with blood is the primary reason for

 

angina in all patients with the condition. The muscles in the heart require

blood and oxygen like any other body muscle,

 

to do its work of pumping blood and to keep the circulatory system going heart

muscles must be healthy and strong at

 

all stages of a person's life.

 

The heart muscles are starved of oxygen if a person having atherosclerosis

performs strenuous exercise, this is because

 

even if the arteries remain wide enough to provide sufficient blood flow during

muscular rest, but they can't supply

 

enough oxygen when the physical demands on the cardiac tissue increases. Angina

attacks are therefore often triggered

 

by any kind of sudden exertion, these include activities such as climbing up

stairs, running for the bus, or shoveling

 

snow, these activities can put a sudden strain on the pumping ability of the

heart muscles leading to an attack of

 

angina. A temporary block in the coronary arteries can also lead to angina

attacks in some cases, even though these

 

attacks are not connected to any physical activity. These can come about when a

small blood clot forms on the surface

 

of a blood vessel's plaque leading to the clogging of the coronary artery.

Spasms in the coronary artery can also give

 

rise to attacks of angina.

 

Supplements and herbs

All the supplements and herbs that are given can be used in combination or even

alone as treatment for angina in the

 

vast majority of patients. Prescription medications for angina can also be

complemented by these herbs-they can be

 

taken together. The advice of a doctor is essential if you intend to stop taking

medication for problems related to the

 

heart.

 

Cellular damage within the body can be avoided and prevented by supplements of

the vitamins C and E in all patients.

 

Arteries that have been injured by plaque accumulation can be repaired by the

use of supplements of the vitamin C.

 

Plaque buildup and accumulation can be blocked by the supplements of the vitamin

E which blocks the oxidation of LDL

 

or the so called " bad " cholesterol, this form of cholesterol is the initial

trigger to the formation of plaque. Some

 

minerals may be responsible for lowering the spasm in the coronary arteries; the

level of these minerals and

 

substances in the body is often low in some people with heart disease. Good

examples for these substances are the

 

vitamin E and the mineral magnesium.

 

There are several ways in which the heart can receive benefit through the use of

amino acids. The arterial walls relax

 

under the presence of nitric oxide, the amino acid arginine plays an important

role in forming this nitric oxide. The

 

amount of time patients spend exercising at moderate intensity is increased and

the chances of chest pain is

 

correspondingly decreased when arginine was consumed thrice a day as a measure

against angina-this relation between

 

angina and arginine use was found during one study on patients. The energy

utilization efficiency of heart muscles is

 

also increased by carnitine, another amino acid-like substance which can be used

as a supplemental measure in angina

 

patients. The amino acid, taurine, is possibly related to an ability to moderate

heart rhythm abnormalities in patients

 

with angina.

 

The workings of cardiac muscles can also be promoted and enhanced by the

nutritional supplement coenzyme Q10 in an

 

action similar to that of carnitine-this supplement reduces the hearts workload

from daily stress. The hawthorn is

 

another excellent herbal supplement that has been shown to be able to improve

the blood flow to the heart in angina

 

patients who took it. The flexibility of the arteries is maintained by including

the essential fatty acids in the diet and

 

these fats are also very effective in lowering triglyceride levels within the

body-all factors that reduce the stress on the

 

heart.

 

What else you can do

Diet should preferably rich in dietary fiber and should be low in fat. Some

alternatives like using canola or olive oil

 

instead of butter will promote health and avoid unnecessary complications. Stop

smoking and avoid going to areas

 

where there are likely to be smokers to reduce the chances of lapsing into the

habit again and to prevent breathing in

 

secondhand smoke. Relaxing is one of the best ways to beat angina. Relaxation

techniques and meditation, including

 

all techniques such as t'ai chi, and yoga may reduce the chances angina attacks

and you should give them a try. Angina

 

patients can benefit from the companionship offered through a support group..

Your aim is to reverse the causes of the

 

disease and as such you should spend time determining what factors have led you

to this point in your life and what

 

measures need to be taken to return to normalcy.

 

Usual dosage

 

Hawthorn, 100-150 mg thrice daily.

Vitamin E, 400 IU two times daily. If you take anticoagulant medications, please

check it with the doctor.

Vitamin C, 1,000 mg thrice daily. If diarrhea develops, reduce the dose.

Taurine, 500 mg L-taurine thrice daily on an empty stomach.

Carnitine, 500 mg L-carnitine thrice daily on an empty stomach.

Arginine, 500 mg L -arginine thrice daily on an empty stomach.

Magnesium, 200 mg two times daily. If you have kidney disease, don't take it.

Coenzyme Q 10, 100 mg two times a day. Take it with food for best absorption.

Essential fatty acids, one tbsp of flaxseed oil daily; 2,000 mg fish oils thrice

daily - if you don't eat fish at least two

 

times a week.

 

More useful herbs

 

Acerola

Arjuna

Arnica

Chinese Angelica

Chrysanthemum

Cocoa

Dan Shen

Ginkgo

Kudzu

Lobelia

Mullein

Onion

Sage

Visnaga

 

Alternative- Medicine- Forum@ s.com, Mohammad Akhter

<akh07_moham@ ...> wrote:

>

> Is there any cure for this, i.e. Herbally or over the counter supplement. I

have read an article saying that by blending together lemon (with the peel) and

garlic with water and then filtering the mixture and then boiling the juice and

drinking a glass of the juice for three week and break a week and continue

another 3 week may clear the blockage. Has any one tried? does it work? Help

Please...

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Hi, Jackstraw123

Thanks for the very useful and informative article.

Regards mohammad

 

--- On Sun, 10/1/10, jackdaw123 <jackdaw123 wrote:

 

 

jackdaw123 <jackdaw123

Re: << >> I have blockage of the

arteries>Angina

 

Sunday, 10 January, 2010, 9:33 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Alternative- Medicine- Forum@ s.com, Mohammad Akhter

<akh07_moham@ ...> wrote:

>

> Is there any cure for this, i.e. Herbally or over the counter supplement. I

have read an article saying that by blending together lemon (with the peel) and

garlic with water and then filtering the mixture and then boiling the juice and

drinking a glass of the juice for three week and break a week and continue

another 3 week may clear the blockage. Has any one tried? does it work? Help

Please...

 

Here is one method that has been found good for angina.

NATURAL ANGINA PECTORIS, ISCHEMIA OF EFFORT and CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIA CURE?

http://george- eby-research. com/html/ angina.html

 

Dr George Eby was experimenting with zinc for colds when

one of his patients who was taking the zinc wanted

more zinc. When asked why he said while taking the

zinc his angina disappeared. Dr. Eby has stated that

300 mg of zinc in the form of zinc gluconate should

take care of most any angina problems and also clear

the arteries sometimes in 6 or 7 days. Never take it

for over 14 days as it can get your copper levels too

low. In fact you should probably take some copper

supplements before taking zinc in these amounts just

in case your copper is low to begin with. According to

this article you could suffer very serious consequences

if you get too low on copper which some people did after

taking this amount of zinc for 30 days. Do not try this

without reading the whole article which is long and

I am not going to post it here. Below is a short sentence

or two from the post. It is also supposed to be good for arteriosclerosis which

a lot of us older folks suffer from.

 

Regardless, do not use " zinc oxide " , rather use highly biologically available

" zinc gluconate " or " zinc sulfate " , because zinc oxide is not very biologically

available. In other words, zinc oxide will not work.

 

Other natural cures include pine leaf tea that you can

make yourself if you have pine trees near. Recipe

1 oz (28 g) Baby Pine Needles (select the newest needles, those that are at the

end of a branch and light green in color)

1.5 pints (840 ml) distilled Water

 

Make a decoction - Put the herbs into an enamel, glass or stainless steel pan

(do not use aluminum). Bring to a boil and simmer for 10 minutes or until the

liquid is reduced by one third

 

Place the water and needles in a thermos. Let sit over-night for 12 hours.

Strain and remove the needles. Return the water to the thermos and drink the

warm decoction through-out one day.

 

http://www.lifeeven ts.org/pine- needle-tea- decoction. htm

Another natural method is Hawthorn Berry Syrup which

can be ordered on the net or you can make your own. I get

my dried berries from mountain rose. There are probably other

places you can order it. Here are directions for making

you own.

 

Things You'll Need:

 

* Hawthorne berries, fresh or dried

* Medium saucepan

* Distilled water

* Potato masher

* Medium mixing bowl

* Organic honey

* Dark glass bottle

* Labels

 

1.

Step 1

 

Add one cup of fresh hawthorne berries, or ½ cup dried, to a medium sized

saucepan. Add three cups distilled water, and stir to combine.

2.

Step 2

 

Turn the heat to medium, and bring the mixture to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer

the hawthorne berries for an additional 2-3 minutes. ( I did mine for 5 or 6

minutes to make sure they had absorbed enough water to mash) JDB

3.

Step 3

 

Remove the pan from heat, and mash the berries in the water using a potato

masher. Continue until the liquid thickens and the berries cannot be mashed any

further.

4.

Step 4

 

Strain the liquid from the pan into a medium mixing bowl. Add one cup of organic

honey to the liquid, and stir thoroughly to combine.

5.

Step 5

 

Pour the resulting hawthorne berry syrup into a dark glass bottle. Label the

bottle with the contents and date, and store the syrup in the refrigerator when

not in use.

 

Hope some of these methods work for you.

 

Jack

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Capsicum (cayenne pepper) is said to be unequal for its ability to boost

circulation and increase heart action. Capsicum exerts a variety of desirable

actions on the entire cardiovascular system. It has the extraordinary

ability to enhance cardiovascular performance while actually lowering blood

pressure. Links on the benefits of Cayenne pepper:

 

 

_http://www.healingdaily.com/detoxification-diet/cayenne.htm_

(http://www.healingdaily.com/detoxification-diet/cayenne.htm)

 

 

_http://www.shirleys-wellness-cafe.com/cayenne.htm_

(http://www.shirleys-wellness-cafe.com/cayenne.htm)

 

 

Diane