The Cure for Heart Disease: Condensed

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[Martin]

Owen: Have you heard any response from patients who have taken Cavadex either as an IV infusion or as a suppository. According to Dr. Roberts in Ohio his patients are doing very well with Cavadex, a cyclodextrin which absorbs oxidative placque from the arteries. Of course Cavadex is not a cure for atherosclerosis as the cause for the placque buildup is not eliminated. But several coronary artery calcium scans that he mentioned in a video have shown proof that this sugar molecule, which he claims has little or no side effects, and is FDA approved, does work in removing placque. Most patients who have taken Cavadex on the Facebook forum have claimed great results of this product for decreasing symptoms of angina, more energy, better blood chemistry and a host of other symptoms.

[Martin]

Here is the website for Dr. Roberts which describes the chemistry of cyclodextrin and how it works in the body to remove placque.

https://www.heartfixer.com/Cyclodextrin.htm

[Joanna45]

I find this to be interesting so did some research and I and so glad that the companies are beginning to do research on CAD and PAD plaque in the arteries ..looks promising ..
this is what I found on cavadex..

Based on available information, Cavadex, a product marketed by Cholrem Pty Ltd claiming to reduce cholesterol and plaque buildup in arteries, has received mixed reviews with concerns regarding its efficacy and lack of robust clinical trials, and has been cancelled and withdrawn from further supply due to the company's decision to not market it, meaning there are currently no official reviews or complaints about its use in the market; however, some potential concerns raised include a lack of extensive clinical evidence to support its claims and potential side effects associated with its active ingredient, cyclodextrin, which is still under investigation for its long-term effects on the body.
Key points about Cavadex reviews and complaints:
Limited Clinical Data:
The main criticism surrounding Cavadex is that there is a lack of large-scale, peer-reviewed clinical trials to definitively prove its effectiveness in reducing cholesterol and plaque buildup in humans.
Manufacturer Claims:
Cholrem, the company behind Cavadex, claims that the product can significantly lower cholesterol and improve liver function based on limited research and anecdotal evidence.
Cyclodextrin Concerns:
While cyclodextrin, the active ingredient in Cavadex, has potential benefits in cholesterol management, its long-term safety and potential side effects are still under investigation.
Market Status:
Cavadex has been cancelled and withdrawn from further supply by the manufacturer, meaning it is no longer available for purchase.

[Martin]

Have you reviewed the Heart Fixer site? The FDA temporarily stopped shipping of Cavadex and it has now restarted with many patients receiving their supplies. Yes, there is no large scale peer reviewed clinical trials. Cavadex doesn't have the millions required for a peer reviewed trial. Since it is already approved by the FDA, why would a Pharmaceutical firm spend money on trials for a patent.

[Joanna45]

Martin
have you tried it or ordered it would love to hear from people who have had success with taking it, I have been on the Pauling therapy since 2016 and last October still had to have a stent placed in my superior mesenteric artery..also eat healthy and Whole Foods only and mostly vegan..and take the vitamins recomended by Pauling..I did have a cat scan and other arteries had minimal plaque.
Joanna