Natural Protocol to Reverse Heart Disease

Natural Protocol #1: These are the natural products (existing in the body), primarily based on the research from Dr Linus Pauling and his colleagues, that Dr. Owen Fonorrow (don’t be dissuaded by the negative posts regarding a business he used for marketing) used as he demonstrated a reversal of heart disease in his patients. In 1996, a CAT scan coronary calcium score study validated the protocol showing a 15% reversal of calcification indicating reversal of coronary artery disease. Complementary Medicine doctors such as Dr. Dach are seeing similar results using this protocol.

1. Take Vitamin C as ascorbic acid (3 to 18 g per day in divided doses, 3-4 times a day)

High doses can cause loose stools, so you may find your own body’s limit.

2. Take Lysine. 2 to 3 g daily for prevention and from 3 to 6 g daily for the greatest therapeutic benefit.

3. Take Proline from 250 mg to 2000 mg daily. Recently, this amino acid was found to be an even more effective Lp(a) binding inhibitor than lysine in vitro

4. Supplement Coenzyme Q10 (100-300 mg/day) CoQ10 is a vital substance for energy and proper heart function. Beware that Statins and Red Yeast Rice block the enzyme for your body’s production of CoQ10 in addition to cholestereol.

These supplements can be obtained at any the health food store as tablets or capsules for 40 to 50 dollars a month.  A convenient powder form can be obtained at Tower Laboratories.  They have a product called Heart-Tech  which provides the Linus Pauling Protocol in powder form.  There is also the Vitamin C FoundationCardio-C which provides 2500 mg vitamin C and 2500 mg lysine per serving plus 500 mg proline.

Of further interest, Steve Hickey and Hilary Roberts come right out on page 167 of their book, and make the statement, “Vitamin C and Tocotrienols can reverse coronary artery disease”.  They would add the Tocotrienol form of Vitamin E to the Linus Pauling Protocol.  Regarding heart disease, and atherosclerotic vascular disease, the authors state that “on the available evidence, the combination of Vitamin C and Tocotrienols could be curative with no known harmful effects.”

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