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Cardiovascular disease - how to beat it by reversing 'inflammatory living'

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Studies prove vitamin D supplementation can prevent COVID-19 and protect against cancer, liver disease and cardiovascular disease

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Vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin in two main dietary forms: vitamin D2 (ergocalciferol) and D3 (cholecalciferol).

Vitamin D2 mainly comes from plant sources, such as mushrooms grown in UV light and fortified foods, whereas Vitamin D3 is only found in animal-sourced foods, such as oily fish and fish oil, liver, egg yolk and butter.

A study by researchers from Johns Hopkins University, the University of Chicago and the Department of Veterans Affairs published in Scientific ...

Study: Long-term use of ADHD medications linked to elevated cardiovascular disease risk

January 29, 2024 - cardiovascular diseases," said Dr. Zheng Chang, senior researcher at the Department of Medical Epidemiology and Biostatistics at the Karolinska Institute in Sweden.

The prevalence of ADHD medications use led to the present study by researchers from Karolinska, which followed a previous study on ADHD medication discontinuance across the lifespan of ADHD patients. Their previous study included data from population-based databases in Australia, Denmark, Hong Kong, ...

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Studies show ULTRA-PROCESSED FOODS put millions of people in the U.K. at risk of cardiovascular disease

September 14, 2023 - cardiovascular disease."

Much of it will be familiar as "junk food," but there are plenty of organic, free-range, "ethical" UPFs, which might be sold as environmentally friendly, healthy, nutritious or useful for weight loss. Almost every food that comes with a health claim on the packet is UPF.

He added that there is now significant evidence that these products inflame the gut, disrupt appetite regulation, alter hormone levels and cause a myriad other ...

Study finds INSUFFICIENT SLEEP negatively impacts cardiovascular health

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This was the finding of a study published in Scientific Reports. "Sleep restriction is associated with increased cardiovascular risk," the study authors wrote, noting that "more than a third of U.S. adults sleep less than recommended seven to eight hours per night.

According to the researchers, female study participants who had a bad night's sleep had abundant amounts of free radicals in the cells lining the inside of their blood vessels. Compared to participants who ...

Study: Popular sugar substitute erythritol linked to CARDIOVASCULAR ISSUES

October 24, 2023 - cardiovascular disease is abnormal clotting.

If the clotting becomes obstructive to the heart, doctors call it a heart attack or if it’s an obstruction in the blood vessels that go into the brain, doctors call it a stroke. The authors noted the importance of follow-up studies to confirm their findings in the general population because their clinical observation studies "demonstrated association and not causation."

Erythritol is a sugar alcohol that is about ...

FDA finally admits that cocoa flavonols boost cardiovascular health

May 29, 2023 -

The FDA recently approved a new health claim for high-flavonol cocoa powder, which can help reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease – this according to the latest science.

Any food product that contains at least 200 milligrams (mg) of cocoa flavonols per serving and at least four percent concentration with naturally conserved cocoa flavonols can now bear the claim that it helps to support heart health.

The approval came five years after a filing was made ...

Slovakian PM Robert Fico links COVID-19 vaccines to cardiovascular DEATHS

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In a recent parliamentary speech, Fico said that deaths from various cardiovascular events in his country have increased because of COVID-19 vaccines. Fico noted that these vaccines are "experimental" and "unnecessary."

Fico's speech came within weeks after he announced that his political party would not support strengthening the powers of the World Health Organization (WHO) in managing the fight against future pandemics.

He explained this decision by saying ...

Peer-reviewed studies suggest that cardiovascular deaths from mRNA jabs are largely under-reported

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Japanese researchers find 1 in 8 post-vaccine deaths are related to heart damage from the vaccine

In one of the peer-reviewed studies, a team of pathologists from the Tokyo Medical Examiner’s Office conducted 54 autopsies on young adults who died within seven days of receiving one of the covid-19 vaccines. After looking strictly at the pathological evidence, the researchers singled out seven cases where the mRNA vaccine had caused serious damage to the heart. In three cases of ...

Many who get COVID injected suffer at least one post-jab cardiovascular symptom, i.e., chest pain, heart palpitations

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Dr. Ming-Yen Ng and other researchers from Hong Kong recruited a pool of participants to undergo tests and imaging scans before getting jabbed for COVID, as well as after receiving at least two shots. Their goal was to identify any cases of subclinical heart inflammation or myocarditis, including in cases without symptoms.

While the team identified no cases of subclinical heart inflammation in the group, what they did identify was an almost universal symptom subset ...

Spin-off DISEASE: Fully vaccinated for COVID manifesting new disease called VEXAS syndrome

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VEXAS syndrome, short for vacuoles, E1 enzyme, X-linked, autoinflammatory, somatic syndrome, is said to be caused by mutations in the innate immune cells, as well as a somatic mutation in the UBA1 gene found on the X chromosome. Most inflammatory diseases, by the way, are caused by dysfunction that arises in adaptive immune cells.

"Somatic mutations cannot be inherited, meaning individuals acquire this mutation later in life," explains The Epoch Times about the disease....

Pfizer just purchased Arena Pharmaceuticals to gain control of cardiovascular “treatments” that are in high demand after the COVID jabs

August 02, 2023 -

Pfizer's chief business innovation officer said about the merger, “We believe this transaction represents the best next step for both patients and shareholders.” This is because the merger means investors will bankroll off the vascular clotting the Pfizer COVID jabs create with their spike protein prions, and now the company can capitalize off treatment of those compounded health issues created in the vascular systems of a couple hundred million Americans.

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Disease X and fear mongering

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(Article republished from RWMaloneMD.Substack.com)

The CDC codifies this basic premise in their public health risk communication statement:In 2018, the World Health Organization came up with the idea of 'Disease X', which is a placeholder for a disease that could be a potential cause of a future major epidemic or a pandemic. The original idea being that planning for an (imaginary) “Disease X” would allow for scientists, public health officials and physicians to ...

New York City posts record case number for bacterial disease

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(Article by Danielle republished from WLTReport.com)

According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), leptospirosis is a “bacterial disease that affects humans and animals. It is caused by bacteria of the genus Leptospira. In humans, it can cause a wide range of symptoms, some of which may be mistaken for other diseases.”

“Without treatment, Leptospirosis can lead to kidney damage, meningitis (inflammation of the membrane around the brain and ...

Is “Long COVID” just chronic LYME DISEASE under another name?

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The article explains that after the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) "pandemic" was launched in early 2020, in-person research on cancer and Lyme disease ceased, which drove Tal into looking at the salivary immune response to COVID. She discovered that salivary immune response to COVID is strikingly similar to that of Lyme.

"Long COVID looks exactly, and I mean exactly, like chronic Lyme," Tal noted. "One is caused by bacteria, and one is caused by a virus. And I started to ask ...

Heart disease risk skyrockets 13,200% following covid injections, CDC admits

June 21, 2023 -

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) discovered that compared to the background risk in the general population, the risk of myocarditis is 133 times greater in those who took the mRNA injections from either Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna.

Researchers from several top universities and hospitals across America contributed to the study, which was published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA)....