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Re: Bummed out, Angina still getting worse
Posted: Mon Jul 24, 2017 8:20 am
by guitarplayer007
Frodo wrote:L-citrulline is an amino acid and closely related to L-arginine. And is found in many of the same proteinrich foods like arginine (at first red meat, fish, chicken, beans, soy, nuts and also in melons). In your body, L-citrulline is converted into L-arginine, which in turn increases the production of NO (nitric oxide). According to Ignarro you cannot normally consume sufficient amounts in your diet from meals alone. I regular check my blood values of protein and amino acids. And they are to low if I don't supplement. I see, I've no angina,my blood pressure dropped down, raynauld syndrom disappeared, my fingers and feet were no longer cold and so on. Of course I'm also on PT.
T
That's awesome, I already take L-arginine. ..but will try the other amino..... I only get Angina in my face, I've never had chest pain
Re: Bummed out, Angina still getting worse
Posted: Thu Jul 27, 2017 9:10 am
by guitarplayer007
Not sure
Re: Bummed out, Angina still getting worse
Posted: Thu Aug 10, 2017 6:26 am
by ofonorow
guitarplayer007 wrote:After 16 weeks on LP therapy....This is depressing
, I hope it's not all for naught. I was hoping I would see a change but the only change is Angina comes on quicker then it it used. I take Cardio C twice a day and China free VC for a total of about 18 grams a day.
Will keep taking but need to change to vegan as well to reduce inflammation .
thanks
ken
Status? Still have pain? What dosages are you at?
Re: Bummed out, Angina still getting worse
Posted: Thu Aug 10, 2017 6:28 pm
by guitarplayer007
Taking between 17 and 18 grams of C in addition that includes cardio c . Also taking all supplements Dr. Rath recommends. I have very advanced CVD .my calcium score was 1043 and 747 is in LAD unfortunately.
Re: Bummed out, Angina still getting worse
Posted: Sat Aug 12, 2017 6:24 am
by ofonorow
Thank you for the dosages. The other question was about pain? Did you and do you still have it?
We also "know" that without vitamin K supplements, the calcium score is unlikely to resolve itself.
Re: Bummed out, Angina still getting worse
Posted: Sat Aug 12, 2017 12:57 pm
by guitarplayer007
My angina only presents it self with a feeling of pressure in face or neck jaw. I've never ever had chest pain .Angina can happen when walking fast or jogging, during sex. I was out of work for a while and was trying to do some interval sprints of 75 yards, then rest for minute 30 and jog/sprint again. How much vitamin K should I take. I've been taking life extensions vitamin K gel capsule
Re: Bummed out, Angina still getting worse
Posted: Sat Aug 12, 2017 8:22 pm
by guitarplayer007
What's mg, magnesium?
Re: Bummed out, Angina still getting worse
Posted: Sat Aug 12, 2017 9:43 pm
by skwoodwiva
Re: Bummed out, Angina still getting worse
Posted: Sun Aug 13, 2017 3:08 am
by guitarplayer007
Yes I'm taking magnesium
Re: Bummed out, Angina still getting worse
Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2017 4:44 am
by guitarplayer007
ofonorow wrote:guitarplayer007 wrote:After 16 weeks on LP therapy....This is depressing
, I hope it's not all for naught. I was hoping I would see a change but the only change is Angina comes on quicker then it it used. I take Cardio C twice a day and China free VC for a total of about 18 grams a day.
Will keep taking but need to change to vegan as well to reduce inflammation .
thanks
ken
Status? Still have pain? What dosages are you at?
This is what I take everyday:
Cardio C Twice a day which - 5000 This has Lysine and Prolene in it
Vitamin C - 12000 to 15000
Vitamin A - 10,000 IU
Niacin-1000 mg
Vitamin E- 400 IU
Super K from Life Extension- I take to Gels a day Vitamin k1 1500 mg and K 2 1000 mg
Magnesium - 500 mg
L-Carnitine- 250 mg
B complex-50
Vitamin D3- 5000 IU
L-Arginine- 500 mg
Pycngenol-50 mg
CoQ-10 200 mg
Ken
Re: Bummed out, Angina still getting worse
Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2017 11:46 am
by Frodo
guitarplayer
I think, it isn't enough. Especially l-arginine. I take 5 to 8 grams l-arginine and 2 grams l-citrulline. Additional 3 to 5 grams taurine. Dr. Louis Ignarro, nobel laureate in medicine, recommends 4 to 6 g l-arginine and 200 to 1000 mg l-citrulline per day.
Re: Bummed out, Angina still getting worse
Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2017 12:10 pm
by guitarplayer007
What is citrullinr ?
After reading what Dr. Levy posted , it looks like I'm heading for heart attack no matter what unless I want to remove every filling, root canal and the one implant I have
Ken
Re: Bummed out, Angina still getting worse
Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2017 12:23 pm
by francisunderwood
guitarplayer007 wrote:What is citrullinr ?
After reading what Dr. Levy posted , it looks like I'm heading for heart attack no matter what unless I want to remove every filling, root canal and the one implant I have
Ken
Do you have an ongoing infection? My take away from that is active infections of the mouth lead to heart issues. Even if that is true in regards to infectionI might say some is correlation and not complete causation. People with poor mouth hygiene probably do not have other healthy lifestyles either.
Re: Bummed out, Angina still getting worse
Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2017 12:39 pm
by guitarplayer007
francisunderwood wrote:guitarplayer007 wrote:What is citrullinr ?
After reading what Dr. Levy posted , it looks like I'm heading for heart attack no matter what unless I want to remove every filling, root canal and the one implant I have
Ken
Do you have an ongoing infection? My take away from that is active infections of the mouth lead to heart issues. Even if that is true in regards to infectionI might say some is correlation and not complete causation. People with poor mouth hygiene probably do not have other healthy lifestyles either.
I doubt I have ongoing infection in my mouth
Re: Bummed out, Angina still getting worse
Posted: Mon Aug 14, 2017 12:52 pm
by guitarplayer007
This entire thing is insane, every one says its something else that causes heart disease...Sometimes I think you are better off not know becuae a day doesn't go by that I don't think about my disease and all the plaque I have. Of Dr. Rath I don't believe ever mentioned heart disease being caused by oral infections. If that's the case then most people who grew up in the 50,60,70,80 all had regular filling I believe ?
Maybe that's why everyone has hear disease and my brother who had 1 cavity his entire life has no plaque.
I'm F'ed