Burning Feeling on Face

The best remedy for a possible circulation problem after a heart attack is that the certain cells in the body is deprived of oxygen and must begin repair after a heart attack. The issue is that once the body is in after a heart attack and some cells die and needs to repair is that the nutrients and oxygen do not reach fast enough.

The common approach is to give DMSO (dimethylsulfoxide) -- about 1 teaspoon every couple of hours. The usual dose of DMSO is about 1 teaspoon mixed with 1 full glass of water. DMSO has a downside however -- some people can get skin irritations and smell pretty bad like a garlic.

Aspirin is also quite useful in dissolving the clots to these -- it doesn't block the blood vessels so the cells can receive the vital nutrients. Twice a day of aspirin is preferable.

Usually MSM is used and it is relatively free of both side effects and garlic smell.

[EARTH CLINIC WARNING: We've noticed that MSM does have side effects that may affect the heart or lungs. Click here to read more.***]

If for any reason you CAN'T get MSM and you have DMSO that you have ISSUES about, then an easy way to convert DMSO into MSM is to add 3 drops of 3% H2O2 (preferably food grade - but for emergencies - drug store grade might be acceptable). Wait for the reaction to subside about 10 minutes as DMSO will heat up as it converts to MSM. However, DMSO scientifically speaking is superior in that it attacks free radicals damage in the cells and is a proven treatment in case people are in stroke or accidents. In case you have nerve damage, MSM and DMSO are protective too and allows recovery. Taking some 1/4 teaspoon of baking soda + 1/4 teaspoon citric acid helps optimized your blood to begin healing. Take plenty of vitamin C to allow recovery and cellular rebuilding. As to those twitches, there is circulation problem take any amino acid supplements that allows the brain and nerves to recover. Whey protein might be useful in this instances, but it is important to avoid sugar as they tend to prevent neural repairs, therefore stay away from any sweet drinks and sugar. While it is a great energy booster, it is not great for nerve repair. The worse kinds are artificial sweeteners such as aspartame which breaks down to methanol alcohol or formaldehyde that have a tendency to damage the nerves even more.

I have have a ascending aortic anyuersim measuring 4.71 cm, along with a bi cuspid heart.

On a recent CT exam it is shown that alot of calcification is present in and around the arteries. Prior to a heart attack where I had 100% blockage, 40%, and 20%, I noticed calcium bumps/lumps forming on my chest and stomach. They are getting bigget and plentiful.

Some say magnesium citrate will help. But would that irritate the anyeruism. It is life threatening as you know so Im very worried.

What would you suggest for all these conditions.

Supposedly, _____ Vit C draws off excess calcium deposits. See my other posts about ____ form of Vit C, based on research I read.

Also, EDTA is sometimes used (along with restorative mineral supplementation) as EDTA draws off ALL minerals. I am told it is not smart to use this supplement/ cream with mercury amalgams in your teeth.

The benefit of the Vit C form mentioned, is that it simultaneously renders mercury non-toxic, so that it cannot do the harm possible if dislodged from various places in the body. I would choose the ___ Vit C over the EDTA for those two reasons: doesn't draw ALL minerals out of the body; and, doesn't have the same concern with mercury dislodged in the body.

This is where modified citrus pectin is so valuable: it literally surrounds and encapsulates toxic matter, then expells it through normal bodily functions. I would add this item to ensure the calcium and mercury is actually removed and not floating about in the bloodstream. Both ___ Vit C and modified citrus pectin (MCP) can cross the blood/ brain barrier.

As an added plus, some believe heart disease, itself, to be an undiagnosed form of virus / bacterium, and that is also remedied well by Vit C.

Hope that helps! -- T.