Bad EKG - High Lp(a), found blockages before MI. johnwen?

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Re: Bad EKG - High Lp(a), found blockages before MI. johnwe

Post Number:#16  Post by tjohnson_nb » Tue Jan 28, 2014 10:13 am

You can investigate for sure but it is still a good idea to reach BT so you will be sure you are saturating your system no matter what. :)
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Re: Bad EKG - High Lp(a), found blockages before MI. johnwe

Post Number:#17  Post by davids1 » Tue Jan 28, 2014 1:44 pm

davids1 wrote:
ofonorow wrote:I too recently noticed that comment by Cathcart while republishing the TITRATING paper as a pdf (still hoping for comments before a post a new edition :D ) http://vitamincfoundation.org/pdfs/Vitamin_C_Dosage_in_Disease.pdf.
Hi Owen,

I glanced at the ".pdf" you created of Cathcart's article [and it looked great to me]. What sort of "comments" were you "still hoping for?"

Best,

David

P.S. As an aside, since all I have is an Acrobat reader, I always convert everything I am able, to an "rtf" format, so I can highlight and annotate it.
Hi Owen,

Okay, I took a closer look, and did find the following "formatting" errors/irregularities [if that is what you were "hoping for"]:

1) Under "INTRODUCTION" [page 2] > third/last paragraph > last sentence: Last line could/should be combined into the line above;

2) Footnote [under chart on page 4] > second sentence beginning with "Perhaps" > could/should be moved back one space;

3) Page 5 > third [complete] sentence beginning with "Patients" > could/should be moved back one space;

4) Under "INDIVIDUAL RESPONSES" [page 5] > third sentence beginning with "However" and fourth sentence beginning with "Admittedly" > could/should be moved back one space;

5) Under "INDIVIDUAL RESPONSES" [page 5] > second paragraph > first sentence/second line > the words "had" and "nuisance" have to many spaces between them;

6) Page 6 > first [full] paragraph > second sentence/second line > the words "frequently" and "underdose" have too many spaces between them;

7) Page 6 > first [full] paragraph > third sentence/fourth line > the words "especially" and "elderly" have too many spaces between them;

6) Page 6 > first [full] paragraph > fourth sentence/fifth line > the words "Additionally" and "patients" have too many spaces between them;

9) Page 6 > first [full] paragraph > fourth sentence/seventh line > the words "for" and "adequate" have too many spaces between them;

10) Under "ANASCORBEMIA -- ACUTE INDUCED SCURVY" [page 6] > first paragraph > third sentence/fifth line > the words "disease" and "only" have too many spaces between them;

11) Page 7 > first paragraph > first sentence/second line > the words "and" and "bacterial" have too many spaces between them;

12) Page 7 > first paragraph > third sentence/fifth line > the words "hay" and "fever" have too many spaces between them;

13) Page 7 > first paragraph > fourth sentence/eighth line > the words "with" and "benefit" have too many spaces between them;

14) Page 7 > second paragraph > second sentence/second line > the words "term" and "ANASCORBEMIA" have too many spaces between them;

15) Page 7 > third paragraph > the first sentence should be "closed up" between the words "other" and "substances;"

16) Page 7 > third paragraph > the first sentence/twelfth line [currently] > the words "or" and "degeneration" have too many spaces between them;

17) Page 7 > third paragraph > the first sentence/thirteenth line [currently] > the words "muscle" and "spasms" have too many spaces between them;

18) Page 7 > fourth paragraph > the first sentence should be "closed up" between the words "result" and "from" and "of" and "patients;"

19) Under "THE MISSING STRESS HORMONE" [page 8] > second paragraph > third line > third sentence beginning with "For" could/should be moved back one space;

20) Under "THE MISSING STRESS HORMONE" [page 8] > third paragraph > first sentence/second line > the words "fully" and "satisfying" have too many spaces between them;

21) Under "THE MISSING STRESS HORMONE" [page 8] > third paragraph > first sentence/third line > the words "primary" and "disease" have too many spaces between them;

22) Under "THE MISSING STRESS HORMONE" [page 8] > third paragraph > second sentence/fifth line > the words "had" and "to" have too many spaces between them;

23) Under "THE MISSING STRESS HORMONE" [page 8] > third paragraph > sixth line > third sentence beginning with "In" could/should be moved back one space;

24) Under "THE MISSING STRESS HORMONE" [page 8] > third paragraph > eighth line > fourth sentence beginning with "Admittedly" could/should be moved back one space;

25) Under "THE MISSING STRESS HORMONE" [page 8] > third paragraph > fourth sentence/eighth line > the words "been" and "lucky" have too many spaces between them;

26) Under "THE MISSING STRESS HORMONE" [page 8] > third paragraph > fifth sentence/eleventh line > the words "ascorbate" and "been" have too many spaces between them;

27) Under "HEPATITIS" [page 9] > first paragraph > first line > second sentence beginning with "Cases" could/should be moved back one space;

28) Under "HEPATITIS" [page 9] > first paragraph > seventh line > sixth sentence beginning with "The" could/should be moved back one space;

29) Under "HEPATITIS" [page 9] > second paragraph > second sentence/second line > the words "generally" and "takes" have too many spaces between them;

30) Under "HEPATITIS" [page 9] > second paragraph > third sentence beginning with "Because" could/should be moved back one space;

31) Under "HEPATITIS" [page 9] > second paragraph > third sentence/third line > the words "caused" and "by" have too many spaces between them;

31) Under "HEPATITIS" [page 9] > second paragraph > fourth sentence/fifth line > the words "orally" and "despite" have too many spaces between them;

32) Under "UNSICK" [page 9] > second paragraph > second sentence/second line > beginning with "If" could/should be moved back one space;

33) Under "UNSICK" [page 9] > second paragraph > second sentence/second line > the words "If" and "he" have too many spaces between them;

34) Under "UNSICK" [page 9] > second paragraph > third sentence/third line > beginning with "He" could/should be moved back one space;

35) Under "UNSICK" [page 9] > second paragraph > fourth sentence/fifth line > beginning with "I" could/should be moved back one space;

36) Under "INTRAVENOUS AND INTRAMUSCULAR ASCORBATE" [page 10] > first paragraph > second sentence/fifth line > the words "more" and "sometimes" have too many spaces between them;

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40) Under "INTRAVENOUS AND INTRAMUSCULAR ASCORBATE" [page 10] > second paragraph > seventh sentence/ninth line > beginning with "While" could/should be moved back one space;

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50) Under "INTRAVENOUS AND INTRAMUSCULAR ASCORBATE" [page 10] > fourth paragraph > second sentence/second line > the words "suggests" and "that" have too many spaces between them;

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52) Under "INTRAVENOUS AND INTRAMUSCULAR ASCORBATE" [page 10] > fifth paragraph > third sentence/fourth line > the words "use" and "becaise" have too many spaces between them;

52) Under "BACTERIAL INFECTIONS" [page 11] > first paragraph > second sentence/first line > beginning with "The" could/should be moved back one space;

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55) Under "BACTERIAL INFECTIONS" [page 11] > first paragraph > third sentence/fifth line > the words "requiring" and "ampicillin" have too many spaces between them;

56) Under "BACTERIAL INFECTIONS" [page 11] > first paragraph > fourth sentence/sixth line > beginning with the word "Cephalosporins" could/should be moved back one space;

57) Under "BACTERIAL INFECTIONS" [page 11] > first paragraph > fifth sentence/seventh line > beginning with the word "The" could/should be moved back one space;

58) Under "BACTERIAL INFECTIONS" [page 11] > first paragraph > seventh sentence/eleventh line > beginning with the word "Some" could/should be moved back one space;

59) Under "BACTERIAL INFECTIONS" [page 11] > second paragraph > first sentence/second line > the words "basic" and "antibiotic" have too many spaces between them;

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63) Under "BACTERIAL INFECTIONS" [page 11] > fifth paragraph > first sentence/second line > the words "the" and "infection" have too many spaces between them;

64) Under "VITAMIN C AND ALLERGY" [page 11] > the first sentence should not be separated by a page break;

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That turned out to be a considerably longer project than I thought it would be! Undoubtedly I have missed some [and may have additionally made some errors], but this should get you started.

Best,

David
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Re: Bad EKG - High Lp(a), found blockages before MI. johnwe

Post Number:#18  Post by ofonorow » Wed Jan 29, 2014 11:25 am

Thanks David - I think. Instead of doing it by hand - anyway to do it automatically and send me a new PDF?
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Re: Bad EKG - High Lp(a), found blockages before MI. johnwe

Post Number:#19  Post by exitium » Wed Jan 29, 2014 11:32 am

ofonorow wrote:Thanks David - I think. Instead of doing it by hand - anyway to do it automatically and send me a new PDF?


What did you use to create pdf in first place Owen?

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Re: Bad EKG - High Lp(a), found blockages before MI. johnwe

Post Number:#20  Post by ofonorow » Wed Jan 29, 2014 11:37 am

I used open office "word" (Text Writer - export to PDF)

But we r getting off track..


bhope wrote:Hi Owen and johnwen,
I have added the additional supplement recommendations by johnwen and am currently close to 30 grams of Vit C per day (Cardio C - 3 doses/day, plus additional ascorbic acid powder and capsules, along with Lipo C from Vic C Foundation/online store). No hint of any signs of bowel tolerance...as though I am not even taking mega doeses of Vit-C!

I do have around 7 amalgam restorations (no root canals), most are very old except for 2 large fillings that are only about 3 a 4 years. I feel I have no physical signs or symptoms of mercury toxicity as many folks report, but I am wondering if these fillings along with my long history of numerous vaccinations/flu shots are playing a toxic role and negatively impacting my ability to reach bowel tolerance?

Is it time to investigate causes for not reaching BT? In the meantime, continue the supplements I am taking along with increasing Vit C levels each day? Frustrated.

Thank you,
B


Not to get lost in the PDF issue.

Davids and one other fellow we know of are "well" and yet take over 30,000 mg of vitamin C daily without diarrhea. David reports that he is over 100 grams daily (correct?) but also reports root canals and fillings.

The New mercury fillings (according to Levy/Huggins UNINFORMED CONSENT) say after 1976? (from memory) are much worse than the older ones, in that they are more toxic. I know from my own experience that the military requires (or used to) that all cavities be filled before active duty. That is why I at one time had a mouth full of amalgam - subsequently replaced with ceramic fillings many moons ago.

So you seem to have a healthy appetite for vitamin C - meaning you metabolize if faster than most people, and it is good that you found this out, as you should feel much better getting the ascorbate your body needs. Remind me about your total cholesterol number, as it provides a clue to your vitamin C intake. 180 mg/dl seems to indicate optimal vitamin C intake.

The best guess why you require so much vitamin C (without root canals !?!) is that the amalgam fillings are creating a mercury toxicity... One of the effects of mercury "poisoning" is that it bind in red corpuscles - blocking out oxygen - making people feel tired - less oxygen in their blood.
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Re: Bad EKG - High Lp(a), found blockages before MI. johnwe

Post Number:#21  Post by davids1 » Wed Jan 29, 2014 2:27 pm

ofonorow wrote:Thanks David - I think. Instead of doing it by hand - anyway to do it automatically and send me a new PDF?
Hi Owen,

As I mentioned earlier, I only have a [free] Acrobat Reader, and therefore am unable to edit the .pdf file. If you know away around this conundrum, I would be happy to assist.

Best,

David
JFYI, I have ingested a Bowel Tolerance dose of ascorbic acid [via one gram tablets], in HEALTH, not illness [of which I have had virtually none], basically every day since 1994, amounting to [currently], on average, 75+ grams [daily], in 10 to 15 divided doses.

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Re: Bad EKG - High Lp(a), found blockages before MI. johnwe

Post Number:#22  Post by davids1 » Wed Jan 29, 2014 2:33 pm

ofonorow wrote:David reports that he is over 100 grams daily (correct?) but also reports root canals and fillings.
I do occasionally go over 100 grams in a 24 hour period, but 75 to 100 is an accurate average [currently]. Yes, I have two root canals and six mercury amalgam fillings. And yes, I feel very "well" indeed [virtually all of the time]!
JFYI, I have ingested a Bowel Tolerance dose of ascorbic acid [via one gram tablets], in HEALTH, not illness [of which I have had virtually none], basically every day since 1994, amounting to [currently], on average, 75+ grams [daily], in 10 to 15 divided doses.

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Re: Bad EKG - High Lp(a), found blockages before MI. johnwen?

Post Number:#23  Post by bhope » Tue Oct 06, 2015 9:25 am

Owen and johnwen,
Follow up info on me later...it has been just under 2 years since posting an update/status. My 17 year old son had a routine school physical last month that was to include a lipid profile. He is generally very healthy, good diet, nutrition and exercise. Since my LP(a) was 300 nMol/L, I asked them to also run an LA(a) on him. All of his lipids and other blood work came back 'normal', but his LP(a) was 204 nMol/L. His pediatrician placed a pediatric cardiology consult. I may take him to the cardiology appointment out of curiosity just to see what they will say, or "prescribe". I am still NO on statins for me, although cardiology still strongly emphasizes I take maximum dosage. I am of course thinking vit c supplementation for him, but I wanted to get your recommendations - dosage, form, etc. At least we know early in life for him, unlike me not knowing about my LP(a) status until age 59 - complete with significant CA blockages!
Thank you for your thoughts,
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Re: Bad EKG - High Lp(a), found blockages before MI. johnwen?

Post Number:#24  Post by ofonorow » Thu Oct 08, 2015 6:36 am

Yes, the Pauling treatment for Lp(a) sounds appropriate for your son - the trick will be "encouraging" him to adopt it and stay on it.

If he is an athlete - perhaps that fact that high dosages of vitamin C and lysine will help better is performance might be a motivation?

If he were my son, i would probably gradually work up to 5000 mg of vitamin C and lysine and add proline (for its Lp(a) reduction effect), or the equivalent of 2 jars of Cardio-C per month. I would monitor the Lp(a) and see whether it lowers, and if it does, see whether reducing to 1 jar monthly keeps it at that level. He may have to be on Lp(a) binding inhibitors for life.
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Re: Bad EKG - High Lp(a), found blockages before MI. johnwen?

Post Number:#25  Post by bhope » Thu Oct 08, 2015 9:36 am

Owen - Thank you for these recommendations!

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Post Number:#26  Post by soflsun » Fri Oct 09, 2015 7:18 pm

ofonorow wrote:
Owen,
Just sent in my forum registration.

My urine is already acidic throughout the day, even when adding some baking soda to the Cardio - C. Otherwise, I feel fine.

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Is acidic urine dangerous? I don't check...

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Re: Bad EKG - High Lp(a), found blockages before MI. johnwen?

Post Number:#27  Post by Johnwen » Fri Oct 09, 2015 10:53 pm

Bhope;

Hereditary plays a big role in high LP(a), Since it’s already appeared in 2 generations in your family (you and your son) I would say that both of you need to take appropriate action to avoid any further or future problems.
First both of you need to be on Pauling therapy with higher then normal Lysine assuring both of you get at least 6000mg. A day and at least an equal amount of V-C. Both taken as smaller doses divided over the day. When your not able to take a drink mix. Get some caps and pills and take them at spaced intervals.
Taking at least one baby aspirin preferably in the am with food.
The reason for this is thrombophilia is also a common occurrence with heredity high LP(a). Here’s some links that explain it better then I can without wearing out my fingers.

First is what Thrombophilia is.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thrombophilia

This talks about how LP(a) plays a role in this.

http://www.bloodjournal.org/content/96/ ... ecked=true


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Is acidic urine dangerous? I don't check...


If you consider Kidney Stones and Gout dangerous then Yes!

Usual recommendations is plenty of water, going to the bathroom often and avoiding citric acid in diet. Which is oranges, orange juice, or just about any other fruit drinks that contain citric acid. This also includes most sodas because they also contain a large quantity of citric acid in their formulas.

Contrary to what these big $$ companies put out there ascorbic acid doesn’t cause these problems. It’s the Citric acid NOT The Ascorbic acid that causes these problems!
Here’s a link for further reading about acidic urine and their diet rec’s.

http://www.diethealthclub.com/askquesti ... urine.html
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Re: Bad EKG - High Lp(a), found blockages before MI. johnwen?

Post Number:#28  Post by soflsun » Fri Oct 09, 2015 11:17 pm

Thanks John...

Why was Pauling taking baking soda with his AA and Lysine if is doesn't make the urine acidic? I'm just trying to figure this out without damaging my wife or myself.


Thank you.

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Re: Bad EKG - High Lp(a), found blockages before MI. johnwen?

Post Number:#29  Post by ofonorow » Sat Oct 10, 2015 7:01 am

Just a reminder to all, that according to Pauling - kidney stones don't form in neutral pH urine, but can form in either highly alkaline or highly acidic urine - depends on the type of stone (HOW TO LIVE LONGER AND FEEL BETTER). So yes, kidney stones might form in acidic urine - if you have a tendency to that type of stone. According to Steve Hickey and others, upping magnesium can prevent most kidney stones.

According to Russel Jaffe, MD, PHD, there are too many variables measuring urine pH throughout the day for it to be meaningful, but the first morning urine (which has been in the bladder for awhile) can tell a story. The attempt should be made to measure urine pH on waking, and attempt to have it neutral (about 7) pH.

Depending on the waking urine pH, you might want to add more or less baking soda to your ascorbic acid drinks. Try to adjust to waking urine of neutral. (You also reported a problem with GERD - right, which is another reason to buffer the ascorbic acid going down your throat)

Interesting fact about citric acids - thanks johnwen
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