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All organs are important. The heart is very important when it is not functioning correctly. This is a review of problems we’ve found so far.

THE SIGNS OF HEART PROBLEMS

1) People who talk a lot and people who sigh a lot are telling you they have heart problems.

2) Asian medicine looks at the nose as the face signature of the heart. Most affected are the septum’s in the heart (like the nose septum).

3) A red nose is a beacon of heart problem and has nothing to do with “Rudolph, The Red Nosed Reindeer”.

4) Creases in the ear lobes

5) Spooned finger nails

6) Black “slivers” in the nails

7) Heel scuffs in the snow show heart problems

8) Heavy walking is the sign of a clogged heart

WARNING SIGNS

If you are lucky enough to have graduated signs of heart attacks, they often start with

(1) Difficulty breathing (the heart is not pumping enough blood to the lungs).

(2) Occasional wooziness could speak of heart or circulation or both.

(3) Temporary loss of vision could speak of many issues including heart problems with arterial blockage.

(4) Loss of blood, showing in pale faces, depicts heart problems accompanied by kidney problems.

(5) Irregular heartbeats (arrhythmia) although that could easily be simple chemical impairment.

IMMINENT SIGNS OF HEART FAILURE

(1) We are used to hearing of left shoulder pains preceding a heart attack. If the pain goes to the little (pinky) finger, take immediate action. If the pain goes to the first (pointer) finger you have gas.

(2) If there is pain in the right shoulder, there are problems with the first valve of the heart.

(3) Chest pains are considered emergency room signs. Some chest pains are actually esophageal reflux pain (from eating). When in doubt consider the worst to be on the safe side.

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FIRST RESPONSE

Although most of these protocols are about deep, life-long solutions, they do little good if a person is in a crisis and dies before taking remedies.

The official, politically correct advice is to get to an emergency room where they are very well equipped for this issue. After all, heart attacks are one of the leading causes of death, especially among working professional women. Statistics say that women now have more heart attacks than men.

If you are not medically orientated, remember the pressure point on the left thumb mound that forms part of the palm. You can stop a heart attack in progress by pushing into this mound on the LEFT hand with both of your thumbs for maximum pressure. The pressure goes to the nerves of the muscles around the heart and relaxes them. (Most heart attacks are actually the pericardium – the muscled sack around the heart – contracting). You can also press this point preventively any time, even when you are watching television, to relax the muscle.

If you are a little more dexterous and can remember, use a ball point pen and sharply press the cuticle of the LEFT pinky finger on the corner of the outside “u” of the cuticle. Both methods are well-proven and have a long reputation for stopping heart attacks in less than a minute.

The diaphragm can tighten and push up against the heart. It may be where the expression “up tight” came from because the heart feels a tight pressure when the diaphragm contracts. Again there is a pressure point on both arms, approximately two finger widths down from the elbow in the center of the arm that relax muscles in the diaphragm. And again, you can press the points preventatively when you are feeling “up tight”.

CAYENNE PEPPER

A little less on the emergency side would call for the use of the fabled Cayenne pepper. Putting a tablespoon in a 6-8oz glass of water, stirring it a few seconds and drinking the whole glass of the water has also avoided heart attacks. It will burn like crazy if you are not used to peppers, but it has often prevented a heart attack.

Vitamin E is a good blood thinner and should not be taken with drug blood thinners.

STANDARDS

Don’t forget the value of regular exercise, vitamins, minerals and a healthy diet. And don’t go overboard on any of these because too much of a good thing can become bad.

STRESS - TRIGGER VS CAUSE

We are almost trained to say that “stress” causes heart attacks . . . and it is not true. Yet few can say that stress is not involved. The distinction between cause and trigger is important for all of the HWS approach. Stress registers in the adrenals which starts to pump out adrenaline and things that drive you like adrenaline. The adrenals are indiscriminate drivers of whatever condition is already present. Therefore, the adrenals are not the cause they are the “trigger” of the cause. They are the trigger for problems of the heart, the nerves, the brain, the intestines and many other issues. There are times when the adrenals are the afflicted organ that is the cause of problems, but usually they are only the trigger.

If you want to control the trigger, reduce the stress in your life, try Yoga and meditation; learn to tame your mind so that the stress never gets to the adrenals. Those practices are wonderful and can often successfully delay the cause . . . but they won’t cure the cause.

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FIND THE CAUSE

As we have learned from so many other parts of the body, miasmic conditions are the underlying cause of the problem. The sicknesses of our ancestors that become the “miasmic” weaknesses of our bodies can usually be found at the base.

As we also have learned from other parts of the body, the miasmic weakness is often the cause of our “environmental” weakness. We are prone to chemicals, metals, parasites and infections because of these miasmic weaknesses. When the cause of these weaknesses are removed, the heart will be less prone to the environmental attacks. Extreme exposure to any environmental exposure, from radiation to farm chemicals can be exceptions. Even then the first to react will be the ones with miasmic weaknesses.

Time after time we have seen so called “incurable” weaknesses or diseases completely disappear. It is so far from current awareness that the doctors even conclude that their original diagnosis must have been flawed. In HWS courses we have so often heard this phenomena, that we repeat it here as only a reminder. We heartily (pardon the pun) encourage before and after tests so that the evidence to the person is clear. We also repeat that the best evidence is how the person feels after taking HWS remedies.

SURGERY IS RARELY CLASSIFIED AS CURE

If you get to surgery for a solution, it normally means you’ve waited too long and neglected too much. It may save your life, but even surgeons will sometimes say that surgery is used too much, especially in the United States.

If you feel you must do surgery, remember the principles of what is called humorously “gum drop surgery”. Schedule the heart surgery for 7AM and the night before eat 1lb of gum drops or jelly beans. The gum drops or jelly beans contain lots of sugar and silica which speed the healing of the surgery.

Those who did this report that there was less bleeding in the surgery and recovery time was cut by 30 to 40%.

You can extend this principle to other kinds of surgery that do not involve the digestive system (for obvious reasons).

WARNING AND DISCLAIMER

In the next pages we gather answers to heart conditions we have found so far. These remedies should not be seen as the answer to all heart problems. Science is constantly finding new heart diseases and conditions (just as we are). We will continue to add remedies as we find them. Use what has been found to take the largest steps to a healthy heart. Continue to be vigilant to newly discovered issues and we will all save a lot of hearts from needless attacks.

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CONGENITAL HEART DEFECTS

Congenital defects are usually the result of miasms.

The largest cause of Heart Failure we have seen lies in a condition called Familial Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy. The disease in current science is related to very young people who have heart attacks. We made 5 versions of the solution because we find it is also common to older adults. It causes heart failure. Version #3 (FHC #3) is the most common.

Septum Contractus affects the inner dividers of the heart, the septums. When they contract from this inherited disease, the heart has increasing difficulty to work. Holes in the heart are generally from Ventrical Septal Defect or Atrial Septal Defect. Atrial Fibulation is one of the symptoms of these diseases. Nitrates and Nitrites (NIT NIT) are attracted to this condition as are Cadmium and Graphite. Atrial Fibulation is also ascribed to these toxins. Heart Race is designed for a brain condition that makes the heart race which is often confused for fibulation.

Heart Join is for a condition that causes “nitrogen narcosis” (anesthesia-like tiredness) for 30% to 40% of the population.

Heart Valve Disease is designed for very common diseases that cause heart murmurs or heart valve replacement. Trichinosis loves heart muscles around valve diseases as does Dog Heartworm. Heart Valve Stenosis is often seen in the circumstances. Pig heart valves are the most common used for valve replacement. Pigs are the largest known attractors of Trichinosis next to alligators. We have seen heart valve replacements give out early because of Trichinosis infection.

Muscular Dystrophy covers the condition called Duchenne’s muscular dystrophy of the heart muscles. Heart Flow Strong causes a similar weakness in the muscles.

CONGENITAL HEART DEFECTS CONT’D

Under the influence of “Protein Losing Enteropathy”, the heart can dehydrate. Heart Liver Lung is designed to restore the appropriate thickness of the heart wall.

Atrioventricular Node Disease and Sinoatrial Node Disease cause irregular heart beat along with high blood pressure. Atroioventricular Node Disease alone can cause low blood pressure although thyroid problems have often been linked to low blood pressure. They are barometric pressure sensitive so they often happen with change of weather.

Heart Fibromatosis antidotes causes for making fibroids in the heart.

Reye’s is often associated with Rheumatic Fever and the use of aspirin at an early age. There is an association with Chicken Pox and Influenza also noted. For a child there are fevers, vomiting, seizures and weakness. For adults symptoms are usually ascribed to heart weakness. The remedy, Rheumatic Heart, may also play a role in this heart weakness since childhood.

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HEART INFECTIONS

The most common infection causing heart failure is tuberculosis of the pericardium (the sack around the heart) (use TB Enzymes). The misconception of TB being only in the lungs often fools us into thinking it is nowhere else. Heart and bones are the most common locations of TB before lungs.

The most common forms of heart infections we see are Infect Encard Lungs and Infect Encard Valves. The most common single infection we see of the heart is Staph Aureus 1 or 2 or 3.

Flyers Heart is for the radiation infection created by the friction of the plane against the atmosphere.

The most common tumor is a Heart Adenoma. A tumor called Myxoma acts like a pendulum whose head swings over to block a valve when you lie on one side. Each needs RV Cell.

Thankfully Lymphoma Heart is uncommon as is Heart Candida.

SUMMARY OF HEART REMEDIES

(with range of mega bottles needed)

Atrial Septal Defect 5-6

Atrioventricular Node Disease 5-6

Bite Sting Complex 5-6

Cadmium 1-2

Familial Hypertrophic

Cardiomyopathy Type 1-5 5-6

Dog Heartworm 1-3

Flyer’s Heart 2-6

Graphite 1-2

Heart Adenoma 5-6

Heart Candida 1-3

Heart Congestion Complex 1-11 6

Heart Fibromatosis 5-6

Heart Flow Strong 5-6

Heart Join 5-6

Heart Liver Lung 5-6

Heart Race 5-6

Heart Valve Disease 5-6

Heart Valve Stenosis 5-6

Infect Encard Lungs 1-4

Infect Encard Valves 1-4

Lymphoma Heart 5-6

Muscular Dystrophy 5-6

Myxoma 5-6

Nerve Heart 5-6

Nitrates/Nitrites 1-3

Reye’s 5-6

Rheumatic Heart 5-6

Septum Contractus 5-6

Sinoatrial Node Disease 5-6

Staph Aureus #1 1-3

Staph Aureus #2 1-3

Staph Aureus #3 1-3

TB Enzymes 3-4

Trichinosis 1-2

Ventrical Septal Defect 5-6

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ARTERY/VEIN CONT’D

Arteries Inherited and Arterial Pinch are the vibrational remedies for the causes of angioblasts (using a balloon to widen an “idiopathically” narrowed artery). Artery/Vein Expansion is the remedy for inherited constricting arteries. Polyarteritis Nodosa should be mentioned as a disease of both artery and heart tissue.

The Truncus Valve Defect causes pain in the upper front thighs when a person walks. It feels like a heart condition but is only an arterial valve problem

There is a “misconstruction” of the arteries connecting the heart and lungs that we call Artery Lung Tangle. The primary symptom is a very strong, localized pain in the chest when a subject runs.

Eclampsia is thought of in pregnancy terms but can exist outside of pregnancy. It is marked by hypertension, proteinemia, and edema, often with convulsions

Science has identified a condition called Arterial Vascular Malformation where the flow from arteries to veins is tangled. We call the solution Artery/Vein Interflow for the condition that acts like a cross between hypertension and blood clots.

There are similar conditions in the veins as there are in arteries. When the conditions are the same the remedy is named Artery/Vein ____. For veins alone, the remedy titles describe the condition. Leaky Vein Syndrome, Portal Vein Hypertension, Vein Pinch, Vein Plaster, Vein Valves, Vein Weak, Vein Weep, Vein Volume, Vein Tension and Varicose Veins.

Vascular Pox is a miasmic disease that causes what looks like varicose ulcers (and is the answer for many cases. The bulge that forms in the artery weakens the blood flow from the heart.

ARTERY/VEIN INHERITED DISEASES AFFECTING HEART

Aorta Squeeze is the largest artery-based cause of heart attack in the world. The Aorta is the major artery arching out of the top of the heart. It is like a rubber water hose. When a young hose is bent like this arch, it keeps its diameter. As the water hose gets older, it flattens where the hose is bent and restricts flow. This remedy is designed to restore the flex with a maintained diameter so that blood is not restricted.

Arteriosclerosis is the thickening, hardening and loss of elasticity of the walls of the arteries. It is one of the two leading causes of heart attacks. For advanced cases with complications, we made Arteriosclersosis Complex. Athersclerosis is an inherited liver condition producing hyperlipidemia, high HDL, high Intermediate Density Cholesterol and plaques that harden the wall of the arteries. In the famous Framington Heart Study these two diseases became the two leading causes of heart attacks. Although science has recently equated Athersclerosis and Arteriosclerosis, we find there is sufficient difference to keep them as separate issues. We also made Athersclerosis Complex with an Atheroma and RV Cell for the telltale symptoms of a wound that won’t heal.

Endothelium Dysfunction causes a tearing of the inner lining of the walls of arteries which produce small particles called Thrombus. The telltale sign of the disease is a condition called purpura, where the slightest impact against the skin causes purple/black bruises. These “bruises” can often weep for weeks until Endothelium Dysfunction takes the condition away. Endothelium Myeloma is a deeper version of the dysfunction that is needed by some.

Deep Vein Thrombosis can cause blood clots in the veins. Tell tale signs are pain in leg or ankle or foot. There can be swelling in the foot or ankle or leg on one side. Often there can be calf pains in the affected leg. DVT is often also a sign of cancer somewhere in the body.

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BLOOD CIRCULATION AFFECTING HEART

Diseased blood can cause more work for the heart and highlight many heart weaknesses. See the list of remedies for blood diseases and leukemias. A closer look at what is described as a “heart attack” finds that it is usually caused by an “artery attack”.

When an artery closes down, the heart suffers the consequence and therefore is called a heart attack.

We have all heard of cholesterol clogging arteries and we went to the source of the cholesterol to make Cholesterol/ Triglyceride. Open Heart is designed to clear preexisting cholesterol from both arteries and capillaries.

Frequent use of stents in artery surgery comes from food-based fat deposits clogging the artery. We find the problem starts with the artery muscles, which develop a patchwork of weak spots. When one muscles spot weakness becomes weak enough to allow blood pressure to balloon the wall of the artery out (aneurism), fat starts to accumulate in the balloon and extend back into the artery until the deposit stops blood flow. It is the most common condition for the use of stents. As they say in the ER rooms, if you need one stent you’ll eventually need more. Each new attack may be life threatening. We found the miasmic issue is caused by a missing enzyme in the liver. We made Artery Muscle Disease and estimate the condition is shared by 65% of the general population. If there is a history of heart attacks from aneurisms in your family, this would better be taken preventively than after the first stent.

The inside walls of the arteries (endothelium) are cleaned and regulated by clatherin. When there are clatherin problems there may be contraction of arteries (Clatherin Alteration, Clatherin Calcification and Clatherin Surplus Disease). Clatherin may allow too much plaque, sugar and cholesterol to gather when the clatherin declines – Clatherin Regeneration Complex.

SUMMARY OF BLOOD REMEDIES

(with range of mega bottles needed)

Allantoin Complex 6

Angiopoietin 1 Complex 6

Angiotensin-converting Enzyme

Surplus Disease 5-6

Aorta Squeeze 5-6

Arterial Pinch 5-6

Arteries Inherited 5-6

Artery Growth Factor Disease 5-6

Artery Lung Tangle 5-6

Artery Muscle Disease 6

Artery/Vein Expansion 5-6

Artery/Vein Interflow 5-6

Astrocyte Channel Regeneration

Complex 6

Astrocyte Nucleus Disease Type 4 5-6

Arteriosclerosis 5-6

Arteriosclerosis Complex 6

Atherosclerosis 5-6

Atherosclerosis Complex 6

Blood Flukes 1-2

Blood Slurry Liver 3-4

Cholesterol/Triglyceride 5-6

Clatherin Alteration 5-6

Clatherin Calcification 5-6

Clatherin Regeneration Complex 5-6

Clatherin Surplus Disease 5-6

Clot Clog 1 5-6

Clot Clog 2 5-6

Clot Clog 3 5-6

Critter Be Gone 2-9

Deep Vein Thrombosis 5-6

Eclampsia 5-6

Endothelium Dysfunction 5-6

Endothelium Myeloma 5-6

Erwina A 1-3

Erwina C 1-3

Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia

Inherited 5-6

Leaky Vein Syndrome 3-4

Nerve Blood Astrocyte 5-6

Nickel 1-2

Open Heart 2-4

Plasma Plaque 5-6

Plaque Packer 4-5

Polyarteritis Nodosa 5-6

Portal Vein Hypertension 5-6

Temporal Arteritis 5-6

Thrombus 4-5

Truncus Valve Defect 5-6

Varicose Veins 5-6

Vascular Pox 4-5

Vein Pinch 5-6

Vein Plaster 5-6

Vein Valves 5-6

Vein Volume 5-6

Vein Weak 5-6

Vein Weep 5-6

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Diseased arteries bring chemical and metals to weakened arteries and veins. Blood Flukes (Critter Be Gone can be used) have been identified as the culprit for colonies of the parasite sticking to the artery walls and causing a condition like cholesterol or plaque deposits. Nickel can stick to the walls as well as to nerves in a way that makes you feel your arteries are “burning”.

The most common mistake for a blood clot we see is the Erwina A or the Erwina C bacteria. This bacteria spins into a ball that resembles a Thrombus or blood clot. We find this condition more often than blood clots, although there is little evidence that science tests for it. Deep Vein Thrombosis comes from a bone disease that mutates the clotting factor and can cause clots. Other remedies concerning blood thickness are Blood Slurry-Liver, Clot Clog 1-3,

A condition called Budd-Chiari Syndrome from Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria causes liver circulation congestion, Right Heart Failure, Cardiac Cirrhosis and Chronic Interstitial Pneumonia. Clot Clog 3 added to the above dissolves the conditions.

Arteries can simply not keep up with growth because the “growth factor” declines. Artery Growth Factor Disease is sometimes an answer for what appears to be arterial stenosis. The condition is usually most felt in the abdominal aorta. Another of the Growth factors that affect arteries is Angiopoietin 1 Complex. A breakdown of this protein causes extra extensions from arteries, reduces the strength of existing arteries and causes arteries to weaken similar to twice used balloons. Leg cramps and malfunctioning circulation inside organs are common symptoms.

Temporal Arteritis creates a dizziness, disorientation, headaches, vision loss, jaw/tongue/scalp tenderness and rheumatism that is disabling.

Sugar problems have a strong effect on arterial walls so we made Plaque Packer for sugar-made plaque. There is considerable debate about cholesterol as the artery clogger instead of the true culprit of plaque. We suggest that Plaque Packer be checked with all cases of diabetes and/or pancreas problems.

Plasma Plaque is most known to congest the heart and heart valves. Windedness when climbing stairs and fatigue with short exercise are common signs. Ironically it is most noticed with spasms (tetany) in the feet and legs after 50. Vascular Sugar may be the reason why some cases of diabetes go to gangrene.

Astrocyte Nucleus Disease Type 4 is the major cause of Peripheral Artery Disease. Usually felt in the feet, there is coldness, darkening of color as blood coagulates. The condition often leads to gangrene. The collapse of astrocytes in Astrocyte Channel Regeneration Complex might add to the nerve severity

Allantoin Complex is a special remedy for circulation inside organs. It is most important in pituitaries, since the key small organ is so important with hormones. Whenever this remedy shows impaired circulation within the walls of one organ it will also be true inside the walls of all organs.

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SYSTEMIC CONDITIONS/DISEASES THAT DIRECTLY AFFECT HEART

Iron Surplus for Hemochromatosis will allow your heart to be infiltrated/laden with iron.

Endothelium Contracting Urea Disease is a kidney disease that converts the urea (nitrogen compounds) coming from the liver. In this instance the urea becomes a contractor of the endothelium (inner lining of arteries and veins). It is especially potent on the veins which lead back to the heart. When the veins are contracted, the heart suffers into a heart attack for lack of blood. Bypass surgery usually follows where there is an assumption that the arteries are clogged with cholesterol (much rarer than advertised). Arteries are taken out of the leg and replace so-called damaged arteries. In this instance the issue is actually the veins which means the true issue is missed. Nitroglycerin is given to thin the blood after the operation. However, it is considered a strange phenomenon that the nitro is increasingly less effective. We see the nitroglycerin as feeding the issue of mis converted nitrogen compounds (urea) and adding to the base problem.

Flex Heart for the calcification of the heart.

Marfans, the Abraham Lincoln disease of stretching arms, palms, legs, includes the stretching of the heart and lungs. People die from this condition, not of bone problems, but of heart problems.

SUMMARY OF SYSTEMIC REMEDIES

(with range of mega bottles needed)

Endothelium Contracting Urea

Disease 5-6

Heart Flex 4-5 Iron Surplus 5-6

Marfans 5-6

Scleroderma Diffused 5-6

Systemic Sclerosis 5-6

Tuberous Sclerosis 5-6

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MUSCLE CONDITIONS

THAT AFFECT HEART

Some of the muscle conditions that are inherited have already been described under Systemic Conditions.

Cardiac Muscle Correct #1, Cardiac Muscle Correct #2, Cardiac Muscle Correct #3 are three different conditions known as congenital and collectively equal approximately 10% of the causes of heart failure. Muscle Bunching 1 is for conditions that contract muscles in the upper back, which squeeze nerves to the heart and make the heart itself contract.

It used to be in medical books that tuberculosis in the pericardium (sack around the heart) would compress the heart muscles so much that the heart could not beat. It was the cause of 20% of the cases of heart failure. There is an assumption that TB is no longer a threat, but we still find TB Enzymes needed for this pericardium infection.

The heart is not commonly thought of when venom from bites and stings enters the body. True, the venom affects the nerves which control the muscles, but the remedy Bite/Sting Complex may be just what frees muscles from contracting in the heart.

Muscular Dystrophy, in its many forms often affects the heart after it affects the limbs. Muscular Dystrophy has helped many heart muscles strengthen. Parasites are attracted to weak muscles. Trichinosis (or Critter Be Gone) is often found in heart muscles making them even weaker.

SUMMARY OF REMEDIES

(with range of mega bottles needed)

Bite/Sting Complex 6

Cardiac Muscle Correct #1 3-4

Cardiac Muscle Correct #2 3-4

Cardiac Muscle Correct #3 3-4

Critter Be Gone 2

Muscle Bunching 1 3-4

Muscular Dystrophy 3-5

TB Enzymes 3-5

Trichinosis 1-2

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In 2013 we began measuring a person’s ‘Propensity for Heart Attack” We find with age people are more concerned about heart attacks. To our surprise it has become very appreciated, especially when the finding is close to “0”. When the finding is over 40, we have listed the most common remedies that could help change the propensity.

Don’t forget to check the Pericardium (the sack around the heart). If it is infected it could “strangle” the heart. TB Enzymes is often the best solution.

SUMMARY OF REMEDIES

(with range of mega bottles needed)

Arteriosclerosis 5-6

Arteriosclerosis Complex 6

Atherosclerosis 5-6

Atherosclerosis Complex 6

Artery Muscle Disease 6

Atrioventricular Node Disease 5-6

Critter Be Gone 2-5

Endothelium Contracting Urea

Disease 5-6

Endothelium Dysfunction 5-6

Erwina A 1-3

Erwina C 1-3

Familial Hypertrophic

Cardiomyopathy Type 1-5 5-6

Heart Congestion

Complex 1-11 6

Heart Valve Disease 5-6

Infect Encard Lungs 1-4

Infect Encard Valves 1-4

Nitrates/Nitrites 1-3

Open Heart 2-4

Sinoatrial Node Disease 5-6

Staph Aureus #1 1-3

Staph Aureus #2 1-3

Staph Aureus #3 1-3

TB Enzymes 3-4

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Scleroderma Diffused is an extension of research about the classical disease, Scleraderma. In the classical version, symptoms include (1) shrinkage of the mouth (nick-named small mouth disease), (2) claw-shaped hands with the skin on the back of the hand very smooth and tight (3) Raynaud’s syndrome (cold hands and feet). In the Diffused version most symptoms are internal with only the Raynaud’s syndrome carrying over. There is a hardening of internal organs including heart, lungs, intestines and kidneys. The esophagus may harden and cause difficulty swallowing. Enlarged blood vessels seem to be in both versions. There is common cross-over of the 2 versions and there is huge variability over which organs harden and which do not. Many find the symptoms of inability to sleep because of the hardening of heart and lungs. Others find a form of arthralgia as skin and internal organs harden.

Systemic Sclerosis will make the heart harden and less flexible. Heart Flex is for a partial condition like the full condition of Systemic Sclerosis.

Tuberous Sclerosis, a kidney disease, makes the back bend into a crimp of the heart. The affect of the tubules prevents circulation to the heart. Most kidney conditions affect the heart.

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