2005 data shows that Heart Disease is the biggest drain on the US health care budget, closely followed by Trauma Disorders, Cancer and Mental Conditions (including depression). With Heart Disease and Cancer being two-thirds of the top 3 medical costs in the country, do you think prevention might be a great idea not only for the patients but for the economy?
In my business I hear so many success stories about preventative treatments. Last weekend I met a couple from central Queensland who talked about the success their father had with oral chelation therapy (let's call him Bill). After two heart attacks at 64, scans revealed Bill's arteries were 80% blocked. His Dr said the "usual" treatments could prolong his life a little but weren't intended to treat the blockage or solve the problem (even angioplasty was a very temporary solution). Bill asked about oral chelation therapy and the Dr said he could try it, it certainly wouldn't do any harm but was "unlikely to do much except waste your money". Bill tried it. 6 months later scans show his arteries as clear. I have some fabulous CD's by doctors and pharmacists who believe this option works. I'm willing to send you a copy if you think this information could help you or someone you love. Contact me directly for more information and lets work on reducing heart disease together.
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