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Angioprim can help promote a healthy cardiovascular system and Angioprim is an effective method in cleaning blocked arteries and veins. THE FIRST YEAR I USED ANGIOPRIM I HAD A 75 % BLOCKAGE OF THE ARTERY IN THE RIGHT LEG.I ONLY USED 1/2 OR THE MAINTENANCE DOSAGE FOR THE FIRST YEAR AND THE BLOCKAGE DID NOT GET WORSE BUT REMAINED 75%. THE SECOND YEAR 2007 USED THE RECCOMENDED AMOUNT FOR 30 DAYS BEFORE THE SCHEDULED SEGMENTAL ARTERIAL STUDY SHOWED I HAD SIGNIFICANT COLLATERAl circulation and blockage had droped to less than 50% . ALL THANKS TO ANGIOPRIM USED IN A 30 DAY PERIOD. I HAVE TEST AND MEDICAL REPORTS THAT ATTEST TO THESE FACTS. NO SURGERY FOR ME THANKS TO ANGIOPRIM. ORDER http://www.angioprim.com/?RepID=11554

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Angioplasty

Surgery provides a Short Term Solution

You need a Permanent One!

Angioplasty squashes the plaque against the sides of your artery walls with a balloon and then holds it captive with a metal stent. After surgery you will still have Cardiovascular disease, because the plaque buildup you have in other areas of your body has not been addressed! In addition the plaque is still present next to the stent in the artery.

Do you have Angina and need to carry a bottle of Nitro, or has your Doctor said you need surgery or worse yet, given you the kiss of death and told you, there is no hope for your congestive heart. Congestive heart disease doesn't have to be hopeless. Angioprim is your hope for better health.

When your doctor says, "You need surgery" or worse yet, your are told "you have congestive heart disease and there is nothing more that can be done"; that does not have to be the final diagnosis.

Congestive heart disease is when small arteries and capillaries in the heart are blocked, neither surgery nor angioplasty can open them. You can restore circulation to blocked capillaries and arteries without surgery. Angioprim is the most effective way of dissolving small plaque buildup that surgery can not address.

Surgery should be your last choice because, 40 % of those having heart surgery suffer long term mental dysfunction because of the surgery. Surgery only provides temporary relief, and never address' the cause of the disease, this insures you will have regular visits to the doctor's office along with lifelong prescriptions refills. This is what modern medicine is all about folks. You can't win.

Although your body naturally produces it, Cholesterol, when mixed with Calcium, becomes Plaque.

What is Cholesterol?
Cholesterol is a waxy, oily, fat-like substance found in your bloodstream and in all your body's cells. Your brain is mostly cholesterol.

The American Heart Association recommends limiting the average daily cholesterol intake. Controling the cholesterol you ingest and that which your body makes will not prevent or reverse heart disease. The heart itself, not cholesterol, is the cause of heart disease. The pumping action of the heart causes expansion and contraction of the blood vessels and this causes wear and damage of the arteries. When the body normally repairs these damaged areas no significant problem exists. When the body fails to repair the damaged arteries, the rough irregular damaged area will become coated over by normal cholesterol that is free floating in the blood. This damaged area is actually being protected by a second line of defense when the first defense line failed to make the needed repair. How does plaque develop? Plaque is a layering process! The first layer of protective cholesterol becomes contaminated by unbound metals, primarily calcium, coming in contact and sticking to the gooey cholesterol. This process continues with another layer of cholesterol and then more calcium. This building process exists because excess calcium and unbound metals exist in your blood stream. Unbound metals are not suppose to exist in the blood, metal enzymes are suppose to latch on to and control all metals in the blood. The American public has become inundated with so much advertizing propaganda it is impossible to tell truth from lies. Everywhere you look it's calcium this and calcium that and vitamins and minerals added to many foods because some food processor thinks you are stupid enough to believe natural, healthful foods need to be adulterated in the name of better health. Your Doctor does not know he is as decieved as you are.

Cholesterol is mainly produced by your liver (about 1,000 milligrams a day), Cholesterol is essential for:

Formation and maintenance of cell membranes (helps the cell to resist changes in temperature and protects and insulates nerve fibers)

Formation of sex hormones (progesterone, testosterone, estradiol, cortisol)

Production of bile salts, which help to digest food

Conversion into vitamin D in the skin when exposed to sunlight.

Most of the body's cholesterol is manufactured in the liver.

What's the Difference Between Cholesterol we eat or what the liver makes?

Our bodies make all the cholesterol we need. About 85 percent of your blood cholesterol level is endogenous, which means it is produced by your body. The other 15 percent or so comes from an external source -- your diet. Your dietary cholesterol originates from meat, poultry, fish, seafood and dairy products. It's possible for some people to eat foods high in cholesterol and still have low blood cholesterol levels. Likewise, it's possible to eat foods low in cholesterol and have a high blood cholesterol level.

So why is there so much talk about cholesterol being the cause of heart disease? It's because the current medical teaching is that cholesterol is an indicator and a cause of coronary arteries of the heart becoming blocked, resulting in a heart attack. The blocked artery can also develop rough edges.