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What Is
Cardiovascular Disease? |
Cardiovascular Disease, or CVD
for short, includes Coronary Heart Disease or
diseases of the arteries (Arteriosclerosis,
including hardening of the arteries, or
Atherosclerosis), Heart Attack (Myocardial
Infarction), Arrhythmias, Congestive Heart Disease,
Stroke, High Blood Pressure (Hypertension),
Rheumatic Heart Disease and other dysfunctions of
the cardiovascular system.


Should
Keeping My Cardiovascular System Healthy Be A
Priority For Me?
Yes, it should! Cardiovascular disease is the
leading cause of death in the United States and
Europe. According to U.S. 1992 mortality statistics,
about 1 million people per year die of CVD in the
U.S.A. - that’s approximately ½ of all deaths
registered every year, an average of one death every
33 seconds -- and it’s rising, as confirmed by
statistics drawn from the U.S. National Center for
Health Statistics (NCHS), the American Heart
Association (AHA), and the 1996 Johns Hopkins
Medical White Paper Reports. It’s plain to see that
Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) is a problem of
epidemic proportion which most people would rather
not talk about.
Don’t Men Experience
Cardiovascular Diseases More Often Than Women?
No, they don’t! Interestingly, more women die of CVD
than do men (51.9% compared to 48.1%); Menopause
itself appears to increase the risk of coronary
heart disease, as do the factors of smoking and oral
contraception. Alarmingly, more than one in four
persons in the U.S. have one or more types of
cardiovascular disease. CVD also makes up
approximately 20% of all disabilities.
But Aren’t There Safe
Medical Procedures That Accurately Diagnose And
Treat Cardiovascular Disease?
Well, yes and no! Most procedures are costly, and
their results are often painful, debilitating and of
questionable long term worth. Coronary Bypass
Surgery and Prescriptive Drug Therapy often have
unwanted side-effects. And alarmingly, a recent
landmark 5-year, $3 million Rand Corporation study
indicated that bypass surgery, angiography (a
pre-surgical x-ray technique to detect blocked
arteries) and carotid endarterictomies (the removal
of blockage from one or both arteries carrying blood
to the brain) were significantly overused
procedures, and that the latter surgery was done for
inappropriate or questionable reasons 65% of the
time. Further, arterial blockage diagnostic exams
are apt to be inaccurate, especially when studies
show that experts only agreed 60% of the time with
their interpretation of angiograms, and for those
first agreeing, only 50% of them subsequently agreed
with their own diagnosis when asked to “blindly”
re-examine. Such suggests an overall 30% accuracy
rate, meaning that 70% of the time, medical experts
are likely wrong about your needs for bypass
surgery.

But Don’t A Lot Of People
Have Bypass Surgery Because of Cardiovascular
Disease Anyway?
Yes, they do! An estimated 485,000 coronary artery
bypass surgeries were performed in 1993. Of these,
73% were performed on men, and 47% were performed on
people under the age of 65. The total cost of all
cardiovascular disease in 1996 is estimated by the
American Heart Association to be $151.3 billion.
Today, bypass surgery is an estimated $25+ billion a
year industry, with the average cost of a surgery
running around $44,000.00 (1992 statistic)... very
profitable!
Why Is Cleansing My
Cardiovascular System All That Necessary For Me?
Your cardiovascular system consists of 60,000 miles
of arteries, veins and capillaries. It’s designed to
carry nutrients and oxygen to every living cell in
your body while removing toxins and wastes.
Why Is Cleansing The
"Blood-Filtering- Organs" Considered Important?
The Liver and Kidneys as well as the Gallbladder and
Lymphatic System are major “filters” of the blood
system, removing toxic wastes and debris. The
kidneys especially aid in ridding the body of excess
“acids” while rebalancing critical pH. If these
“filters” are damaged or continuously unclean, your
blood will remain laden with debris and heavy
metals.
Can I Take Care Of
Cleansing My Entire Cardiovascular System Myself?
Yes, you can!
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Aid and support the body in naturally and
safely cleansing and detoxifying not only
your Cardiovascular System, but your Liver,
Gallbladder, Lymphatic System and Kidneys as
well. |
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TriCardia+, Växa’s oral chelation
therapy formula, is a homeopathic medicinal
designed to detoxify the cardiovascular
system, liver and kidneys. Oral Chelation is
a safe and effective way to cleanse and
detoxify your entire cardiovascular system
of toxic metals and wastes. The ingredients
in this homeopathic oral chelation formula
support the body's ability to:
- Help chelate and remove most heavy
metals. Help cleanse the cardiovascular
system.
- Help cleanse and detoxify the
kidneys, gallbladder and lymphatic
system
Detoxifying the body means cleaning the
entire cardiovascular system: the
circulatory system of blood vessels, veins
and arteries; the liver, kidneys and
gallbladder; and the lymphatic system.

Ingredients
Suggested Dosage |
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pre-diabetic
or diabetic |
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kefir -
Caspian Sea Yogurt - Viili |
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These milk cultures are easily made at home,
require no cooking, very little preparation,
and children of all ages love it. And
there're healthy! They are full of active
(not dead) probiotics, enzymes, nutrients
and Casein. A French study originating from
the Sainte-Marguerite Hospital in Marseille,
found a diet rich in Casein appears to
actually protect subjects (non-obese mice
who have a genetic predisposition for
developing diabetes: NOD mice) from
developing diabetes and then passing it on
to their young. Specifically, Casein fed NOD
female mice were protected against
spontaneous diabetes and male NOD mice
against acute Cyclosphosphamide or
Cy-induced diabetes while also lessening the
severity of insulitis. Moreover, Casein has
been found to exhibit the highest ratio of
Total Essential Amino Acids to total
Nitrogen of all foods and proteins reported
by the FAO/WHO Expert Group.
The specific Amino Acid configuration of
Casein just mentioned appears to effectively
compete against the inflammatory cytokines
response produced by the lymphocytes of the
Immune System mentioned earlier, and may
even reduce or circumvent the possibility of
such an aberrant response, protecting beta
cell integrity within the pancreas and the
subsequent production of Insulin from amino
acids derived from its structure. No other
changes in the Immune System could account
for these results. Such may also allow or
ensure ߭cell "rest," a treatment strategy
now of medical preference.
Interestingly, egg-based (albumin) proteins
and other hydrolyzed proteins did not
demonstrate this "protective" effect;
Subjects fed albumin based proteins
developed insulitis in 10 weeks. This is yet
another strong reason for those who have a
family history of diabetes, especially
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supplement with Vaxa's
TriCardia+. Because of the autoimmune
nature of diabetes, supplementation with our
pre-probiotics (kombucha
tea, ginger beer, water kefir and
tibicos) offer appropriate dispersal of
toxins while supporting and boosting the
immune system. |
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Textbook of Medical Physiology, Ninth Edition, W.B Sanders Company,
Philadelphia, PA., 1996.
Heart and Stroke Facts: 1996
Statistical Supplement, American Heart Association, Washington, DC,
1996.
Kannel, William B., D’Agostino, Ralph,
B. and Cobb, Janet, L., Effect of Weight on Cardiovascular Disease,
American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, Volume 63, March 1996.
Lang, F., Acid-Base Metabolism, in
Greger, R., and Windhorst, U., (Editors), Comprehensive Human
Physiology, Volume 1 & 2, Springer Publishing, New York and Heidleberg,
1996.
Margolis, Simeon, and Preziosi, Thomas
J., Stroke, The Johns Hopkins White Papers, The Johns Hopkins Medical
Institutions, Baltimore, MD, 1996.
Margolis, Simeon, and Preziosi, Thomas
J., Coronary Heart Disease, The Johns Hopkins White Papers, The Johns
Hopkins Medical Institutions, Baltimore, MD, 1996.
Windhorst, U., Regulatory Principles
in Physiology, in Greger, R., and Windhorst, U., (Editors),
Comprehensive Human Physiology, Volume 1 & 2, Springer Publishing, New
York and Heidleberg, 1996.
Siegel, G., Vascular Smooth Muscle, in
Greger, R., and Windhorst, U., (Editors), Comprehensive Human
Physiology, Volume 1 & 2, Springer Publishing, New York and Heidleberg,
1996.
Voet, Donald, and Voet, Judith G.,
Biochemistry, Second Edition, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York, N.Y.
1995
Walker, Morton, The Chelation Way,
Avery Publishing Group Inc., Garden City Park, NY, 1990.
Weatherall, D.J., Ledingham, J.G.G.,
Warrell, D.A., (Editors), Oxford Textbook of Medicine, Volumes 1,2 & 3,
Oxford University Press, Oxford, England, 1996. |