Vitamin C Forum

Like I stated I'm betting my life on it !!!

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

I'm having blood work in September, but when I get home I'll try and look at blood work from April I do know my LPA was even higher since starting lp therapy, but it was from 2 different labs. Last August LPa was 59, then after starting lp therapy and different lab it was 118. Rath said these numbers could go up before they go down, a sign of healing. I haven't felt my angina for a while since I haven't been pushing myself although cardiologist says I should, it's good for building collateral around any arteries that aren't working well.

Look into 3n butylphthalide. It's in celery and celery seed extract. It's a smooth muscle relaxer. I make my own l citrulline by dehydrating the white part of watermelon rinds. I have no idea of the dose I'm getting, lol would love to have you test it Owen! I know it's not overly expensive but no sense throwing away your watermelon rinds. eDOC would say to make sure you get dmso. Also have you read about serrapeptase? Here's a good article about taurine http://www.lifeextension.com/magazine/2 ... ne/page-01 It might be worth taking and it's pretty cheap.

So I should be taking Taurine? I wouldn't call it sprinting it's more of a jog and yes I get Angina in face, jaw when exercising or even sex now

I'll try to remember and look at LPa tonight☺

The pressure in my face is from Angina, that is how I found out I had a 90% blockage in 2009

Cardiac pain may occur as pressure or pain of the jaw/teeth due to connections between thoracic and cervical dermatomes (from the Roots of T1 up C2) and also a connection between cervical dermatomes and the trigeminal nerve.
This short circuit could be genetic or the result of a prior spinal injury.

How ever usually in about 1 in 10 patients a blockage in the RCA can cause this pain/pressure as the occlusion progresses the pain will then shift to the right arm and upper chest pain then to a radiating chest pain. At the chest level it’s usually a severe blockage an intervention is necessary.

Most people with the jaw/teeth problem are usually referred to a cardiologist by a dentist after their exam yields no results.

The other 9 usually come from the ER!! We see a lot more of these!

Hope this helps with understanding this phenomenon.

Ok let me explain again, in 2009 I used to jog, while jogging I started getting a pressure in my face/Jaw. I went and saw my primary Dr. and he stated it sounds like Angina and I should see a cardiologist . After seeing cardiologist and having stress test everything was normal of course except when Jogging or exerting myself I would get pressure in face and jaw. Hence I had a angiography showing a 90% blockage in my OM1 artery.
Had stent, fixed the problem for about a year then pressure came back again when exercising. I think your confusing my pain, it wasn't like dental pain...It was a pressure in my face and jaw
Thanks

Ken

Like I said in the previous post!

Cardiac pain may occur as pressure or pain of the jaw/teeth

A question

When you experience this pressure do you get a gassy feeling or GERD like symptoms?
Such as a burning feeling in the stomach??

No not at all