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ofonorow wrote:It turns from the soft atheromas (that can been so easily seen on retinal photographs) to hard calcifications, and eventually the tissue itself grows, and the capillaries appear. (This is one of the reasons cardiologists are taught and firmly believe that advanced atherosclerosis cannot be reversed.)
ofonorow wrote:true - vitamin K is the important addition for dealing with calcification's.
jimmylesante wrote:True it can reduce calcification. A study on rats showed a 37%+ decrease in plaques after 6weeks of vitamin K dosage-can't remember the ref but think it was in the Blood journal.
Johnwen wrote:Heres a Link that pretty much describes the different forms that are used and sometimes are given a name without being investigated if this is truely what it is.
Also remember when you read this Endothiel Errosion is the same thing as scurvy. Breakdown of the glue that holds the endothiel cells together. (collagen)
http://circ.ahajournals.org/content/107/16/2068.full
The two fundamental mechanisms for impaired bioavailability of NO are reduced synthesis and increased oxidative inactivation by reactive oxygen species. Intra-arterial infusion of the oxygen radical scavenger vitamin C completely normalised reduced baseline, as well as acetylcholine-stimulated, blood flow responses in patients with elevated CRP serum levels. Most importantly, the effect of the oxygen-derived free radical scavenger vitamin C on basal blood flow was directly related to CRP serum levels and superimposed on the effects of other risk factors for CAD, as evidenced by the multivariable analysis identifying CRP serum levels as an independent predictor of vitamin C-mediated increases in basal blood flow.
randian wrote:ofonorow wrote:true - vitamin K is the important addition for dealing with calcification's.
True, calcified plaques can be reversed and Pauling Therapy + vitamin K is the means to accomplish it, or true, they cannot be reversed? Over what kind of timeframe does this effect occur?
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