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heart attack immediate emergency care
By mouth – take a glass of warm water, at least 100ml, and add 5ml of the pure DMSO, mix, drink it. Most take this twice daily but fine to take 4 times daily.
according to this dmso is used intraveniously to reverses heart attacks
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Aspirin thins blood. Go ahead and give the sufferer some aspirin. Very little is needed
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Drink Vinegar for immediate effects of arteries. Dilute. 1 Tbls. in half up water --- probably every half hour at first and then taper down to every other hour. All along with NO FAT.Have patient lie down on his left side to cause the least strain on the heart. Make sure as best you can that there is the least stress on the patient. temperature. silence. lighting. slow deep breaths... let them be like they are asleep while they are still awake.
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Number one, when a patient starts complaining of heart attack or stroke symptoms, at that point do not allow any kind of fat to enter his body. Fat globs in the blood stream will block an artery that is narrowed. Usually the complaint of chest pain comes after a meal.
I hate to recommend emetic because the act of vomiting itself causes stress on the body, but in the case of strokes, the patient will probably vomit anyway. This is the body realizing it can not handle anymore food/fat in the blood. Empting the stomach prevents another load of fat from getting absorbed into the blood stream.
Fat is any kind of fat -- not just meat fat or dairy fat (butter, cheese). Also blockage is caused by olive oil, other vegetable oils, any oils.
I'm not sure about mineral oil... but don't take chances. If you want to give a simple enema, let it be no oil, just warm water. Or, depending on the condition of the patient, a suppository could help empty the bowel. Food enters the blood stream from the bowel, but before giving an enema or a suppository, make sure the patient is up to it. Consider that the body itself can shut down the bowel in an emergency.
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give water only, and add a tsp of vinegar to every glass of water to help cut the fat globs. It is the fat globs that are causing the blockages that causes the attack. Especially when the arteries are finally so narrowed from increasing fat over the years, finally the arteries get so narrow they can't pass a glob. .
If there are clots involved, death is at the door. There is no immediate treatment for clots. .
If the patient survives, or after he comes home from the hospital -- put him on a strict no-fat/no-oil diet. Pasta with no-oil Italian tomato sauce
Rice with no-oil seasonings (vinegar, salt, soy sauce)
bread with jam (no butter)
oatmeal cold-soaked in fruit juice
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. Dr. Esselstyn allowed his patients to smoke and use salt without stint. All of his patients were alive 20 years later, and free from heart-disease and off all hear medications.Salt does not cause heart disease.
Cigarettes do not cause heart disease.
HOWEVER, cigarettes are a "vascular constrictor" which is the opposite of what you want. So it is best to refrain from cigarettes as long as nicotine withdrawal symptoms are not causing any stress. Let the patient decide -- don't you decide for him. The patch is a BAD idea because then the patient has nictine continually in his blood, even when he is asleep AND the patch will not prevent or relieve stress of withdrawal. I remember reading about a study concluding that patients who have CONTROL, self-administering their pain medication, will need much less. Not having control increases the stress which increases the withdrawal symptoms or pain.
What causes heart disease is oils and fats. Since Esselstyn's 20-year study published in the medical journals, more doctors and researches have found that the no-fat/no-oil diet prevents and CURES other diseases. Starting with 100% of patients are cured of type II diabetes.
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