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BEAT HEART DISEASE WITHOUT SURGERY: THE PROTOCOL OF CHELATING PHYSICIANS-BLOOD TESTS
Ischaemia – starvation of the blood supply – is the common characteristic of all arterial disease. Blood is a vital factor in the good health equation, and it is to the blood that chelating physicians turn first to see what ails a person displaying symptoms of arterial disease. Dr Perry says: ‘Just looking at arterial plaque will not tell you by what process it was caused: but looking at the blood and its composition may give valuable insight into what is going wrong.’
Dr E. W. McDonagh confirms in Chelation Can Cure, that ‘no two patients will have the same blood chemistries or the same amount of vascular occlusion’.
He goes on to say that a full blood profile (known as a collegiate profile) is required and for this a patient must fast for a minimum of 14 hours. Thus it is normally done first thing in the morning.
The test will reveal, among other things, full kidney and liver function, as well as a chemical profile of blood in respect of certain ‘risk factors’ in arterial disease such as cholesterol levels, lipoprotein a, homocystine, ferritin, fibrinogen, red cell magnesium and serum E.
Patients are encouraged to learn about these blood components and what the levels mean so that any change registered in future blood tests will have significance for them.
The table above shows the risk factor aspects of blood tests for circulation problems and the safety ranges into which results should fall.
The composition and condition of the blood will also tell about predisposition to certain kinds of atherosis – too-thick blood – which leads to clotting which in turn leads to thrombosis
(too-fatty blood leading to clogged arteries). The platelet factor is also an extremely important one.
The fact that patients often notice a rapid abatement in symptoms is thought to be due to controlling this clotting process.
This rapid improvement is even better understood when it is considered that most patients being treated have turbulent blood flows due to blockages of one kind or another, and according to Poiseuilles’s Law of Haemodynamics, in the presence of turbulence in the arterial blood flow it takes something less than a 10 per cent increase in the diameter of arterial walls to effect a doubling of blood flow (as stated by Bruce Halstead in The Scientific Basis of Chelation Therapy). Thus for this small improvement no less than 50 per cent more blood gets through than before.
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