Hello ,
I’m interested in the auto ship of 2 containers monthly. In October 2019, and acting independently, I underwent a cardiac calcium score. My score at that time was 0,0,0, 26. The calcium score of 26 is located in the Left Anterior Descending artery. My long time friend,[deleted] t brought the independent risk of LP(a) to my attention. She also introduced me to Pauling’s Formula. My LP(a) score is 133. While I realize you are not able to prescribe, my question lies with your observations on the use of this product. I’m thinking of using my first jar - 1 scoop daily in order to forego stomach issues. Beginning month two I will go to a therapeutic dosage. I’m planning on an advanced blood panel every 120 days. I’ll probably return for the calcium score in October 2022. My hope is the calcium deposit will have cleared; the artery repaired through vitamin C therapy. Once I see the LP(a) below 20 I’ll return to a daily single maintenance dose. I’d be interested in your opinion on my thoughts.
Kind Regards,
Dan
As a broad strategy, what you are planning makes sense, Make sure the Lp(a) score is measured, not computed.
You should know what we think we have learned about calcium, (hard calcified deposits on soft tissues e.g. arteries), that the Pauling Therapy, (e.g. vitamin C, Lysine and proline) per se, will not significantly change a calcium score.
The key to reducing calcium in soft tissues is vitamin K - either taking supplemental vitamin K, or better yet, avoiding the "blood thinner" drugs (e.g. Warafin) that work by blocking the action of vitamin K.
This post in a thread about vitamin K at our forum tells the story of our awakening.
http://vitamincfoundation.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=11891&start=15#p53953