Starting Pauling therapy with DES stent

[ofonorow]

Hello Owen.

I had a heart attack almost 3 years ago. Was given a DES for a 95% blockage. I also had 2- 60% and 1- 30% blockages . Was put on various heart meds as well as statins. I decided to quit taking the statins about 3 months ago. 2-3 weeks ago I came across a post which mentioned the Pauling therapy. So after some research I ordered your book- Practicing Medicine without a license. After reading it I went to our local supplement store and purchased Medi C plus with magnesium, Proline, Vit E and Vit K2 . So this is day 4 of starting the Pauling Therapy. Thank-you, and I am hoping it will work for me despite the DES I received.
Regards

Please keep us informed on your progress. The DES stent makes it more imperative that your dosage of vitamin C and other antioxidants (e.g. vitamins A and E) are high. Resist advice to stop vitamin C and vitamin E, it is always misguided. If Dr. Levy's theory in his book MAGNESIUM: Healing Disease is on the mark, then magnesium will also help in your endeavors to detoxify your DES. I suspect that Magnesium Chloride might be a very good form for you to take until the DES stops emitting drugs.

[Fairplane]

Hi Owen- Today I received a call from my hematologist as routine checkup on my last bloodwork. He said everything looks good! He then asked if I had any changes in my meds. I told him I quit the Statins. He of course urged me to go back on them, but that it was MY choice. So I choose NOT.
Day 6 of starting Pauline Therapy. Daily I am taking 8000mg Ascorbic acid, 5200mg L-Lysine, 840mg magnesium ascorbate, 1000mg Proline ( spread out 4 times daily to these amounts) 800iu Vit E8, 120mcg Vit K2, 3000iu Vit D3 (4000 during winter) and 25mg zinc.
Bowel tolerance was good for first 3 days, but last 3 days stools are loose.Last 2 days at work (hydraulic mechanic) I’ve had some more than usual chest pain. Wondering if the therapy could be why? Can dissolving plaque create some issues? If this process could possibly start so soon?
I will look into the Vit A to add, what amount would you recommend?
And thank-you for the hope of reversing my atherosclerosis!

[ofonorow]

It does seem to work fast in some people, so one theory about the loose stools is that you requirement for vitamin C was reduced. Maybe reduce to 6000mg ascorbic acid and see if that helps with the loose stools? Let us know. The proline seems a little high, otherwise looks like a great protocol Coq10 isn't a bad idea. Keep us informed whether a smaller vitamin C dosage helps with your loose stools. (And there is always a True Liposomal tht can replace some of the ascorbic acid.)