Full Transcript Cardiologyu2019s Blind Spots 0:00 This video is about what cardiology is missing, and you hear of LDL cholesterol being the cause of heart disease, And then the avoidance of anything else 0:08 related to chronic disease such as the importance of inflammation, or lipoprotein particles, Or other factors such a HDL particles. 0:18 So standard cardiologist is still all about LDl cholesterol, LDll, ldll. 0:23 and dismissing everything else as not needed or even sometimes just total quackery. 0:29 But I want to start off by saying that two years ago in June of 2023, the American Heart Association came out with a article talking about how cardiologists 0:38 need to look for heavy metals. 0:40 So cadmium, tin, lead, mercury. 0:42 The American Heart Association is saying, don't just focus on LDL cholesterol, there's more to it. 0:48 There's heavy metals and I'm gonna go over other situations such as infections. 0:52 And these are the two major subjects that cardiology is missing. 0:56 I was listening to a podcast recently and there was two cardiologists talking and the one was all about LDl cholesterol and other one is about metabolism 1:04 and eating a low carb diet. 1:06 And the one cardiologist talking about LDL kept saying, yeah, but only 30% of people who have a heart attack have insulin resistance. 1:14 Not a high percentage. 1:15 I mean, maybe in your population is different. 1:17 But like from what we see, the vast majority of you have heart attacks. 1:23 Only 25% percent of them have diabetes. 1:25 So it is the other 70 to 80% don't. 1:29 And that's, you know, at best 30%. It could be down to 9% depending on the study that you're looking at. 1:36 Even if you counted pre-diabetes, 15 to 35, maybe 38% of the population, depending what study you want to look at, has insulin resistance that has not 1:44 yet been diagnosed as diabetic, 9.3% has type 2 diabetes like outright. 1:50 So, that is not, and that not the majority of people that are having heart attacks. 1:54 And I'm thinking, well, what are the other 70% what's causing their heart attacks?
Heavy Metals and Environmental Cardiology 1:59 And the cardiologist said, it just happens. 2:06 And that is not a true statement. 2:07 70% of heart attacks don't just happen. 2:11 They're caused by something. 2:12 And I'm telling you, it's infections and toxins, and the American Heart Association is saying it, the science is say that, 2:18 there's a bunch of other doctors that are saying that. 2:20 That's what I want to go over with you right now. 2:24 So first I am showing you that cardiology is failing at their mission of preventing heart disease. 2:29 This is a graph of the last 30 years. 2:32 Below me you can see 1990 to 2019. And you can see at the top here the rate of heart disease has not changed. 2:39 It's basically 6,500 or so people per 100,000 people have heart diseases. 2:44 And the link is below. 2:45 I'm not just making this up. 2:46 This is in the published medical science. 2:49 So if you're a cardiologist you, can't just be talking about LDL cholesterol. 2:52 You got to talk about the other things you could talk. 2:53 About metabolism, heavy metals, and infections. 2:56 Those are the three main causes of of This has been known for 90 plus years. 3:04 I'm going to go over that too. 3:05 So the definition of medicine is the art and science of the prevention and cure of disease. 3:10 And if you're in this specialty and you are not preventing heart disease, then you have to rethink what you doing. 3:31 cadmium, mercury. 3:33 I'm just going to jump into the conclusion right here. 3:35 Extensive literature reviewed in this statement suggests that exposure to metals constitutes a significant risk factor for cardiovascular disease, 3:45 including ischemic heart disease stroke and peripheral arterial disease. 3:49 There is also convincing evidence that higher plasma or urinary levels of metals such as arsenic, lead, and cadimium are associated with subclinical cardiovascular hypertension, 4:00 dyslipidemia, and electrical and functional disturbances in the myocardium. 4:05 So they're saying to doctors in this study, you have to look at metals, do some testing and do therapy such as EDTA chelation, 4:13 which is a medical drug that you put into an IV. 4:17 And notice this term right above me says environmental cardiology. 4:21 This is cardiologists that are looking at metals causing heart disease, and this is from September of 2006. And this not a new idea. 4:27 If you know a cardiologist that keeps talking about LDL cholesterol and they only give out statin drugs and perform surgery, 4:32 then they're really stuck in the 50s, 60s and 80s. 4:35 But now we have these new sciences and new understandings. 4:38 and the knowledge of the causes of chronic disease, including heart disease and honestly all chronic diseases. 4:45 This is an article published right here, Orthomolecular.org. 4:48 The title is Heart Failure or Therapy Failures, written by Dr. 4:52 Thomas Levy, MD, JD, so he's a doctor and a lawyer, and he goes through how heavy metals can cause heart diseases and other factors. 5:03 It's along article with 258 references. 5:08 So I'm going to scroll down to the bottom here.
Heavy Metal Toxicity in the Heart 5:10 There is the references, sorry if you're getting dizzy from this, but this is well referenced and I am going show you some slides from a presentation that 5:19 he gave. 5:20 to give you bullet points. 5:22 So there you go, number 258 is right there. 5:24 Here's a series of slides by Dr. 5:26 Thomas Levy and I told him I'm using your slides and he said okay, it's heavy metal poisoning the other pandemic. 5:33 I skipped down to this slide. 5:34 It's about heavy metals in the heart and there's this reference down here by the Journal of the American College of Cardiology. 5:39 marked elevation of myocardial trace elements in antipathic dilated cardiomyopathy compared with secondary cardiac dysfunction. 5:47 They're mentioning elements, but they should be saying heavy metals, and what they're saying is in advanced dilating congestive cardiomapathy, 5:54 heavy metal is abound. 5:56 The myocytes contain 22,000 times more mercury than normal controls. 6:01 So the muscle cells have 22000 more times mercury in sick heart disease patients than in normal heart patients or normal people. 6:11 12,00 times of more antimony. 6:13 This is in autopsies. 6:14 11 times gold, 13 times chromium and 4 times cobalt. 6:21 Also high levels of lead, nickel, copper and manganese. 6:24 And there's this article that I just showed you. 6:26 I'm gonna scroll down and there is a whole bunch of other notes talking about mercury coming from silver fillings and also antimony comes from plastic 6:38 like microwavable plastic. 6:40 And here it says, antimonies considered to have comparable or even greater toxicity in the body than arsenic. 6:46 And these numbers right here, that's the citation for the scientific article right there. 6:52 So here you have several citations. 6:54 One, two, three, four in this one slide. 6:56 In uncarbonated bottled water, time of contaminant and heat accelerate antimony leaching into the water. 7:03 in carbonated water and beverages, the acidity also accelerates the antimony release. 7:08 Microwaving it also promotes antimony release into the food or into your mouth, and fruit juice concentrates produced and bottled in PET plastic in the 7:19 UK as much as eight to nine times more antimoney than the established EU limits of Antimony for tap water were found. 7:25 Someone with heart failure will have a very large accumulation of heavy metals everywhere in their body, making all tissues and organs more susceptible 7:32 to new oxidative damage and inflammation than if the heavy metal toxins were absent. 7:38 It also means that nearly everyone without heart-failure will also have less massive accumulations of throughout the body negatively impacting every organ 7:49 or tissue and augmenting the damage that will be inflicted by any new toxin exposure. 7:55 So there's a degree of toxicity in everybody because we just live in a very toxic place called planet Earth. 8:01 And I want to bring up this one point. 8:03 heavy metals are not going to mobilize and be excreted on their own. 8:08 I hear on social media, oh my gosh, I can't believe medical doctors saying if you want to detoxify, just drink water or eat fruit or go for a walk around
Infections, Teeth, and Heart Disease 8:17 the pond or something. 8:18 It's ridiculous. 8:19 They don't know the science at all. 8:20 they claim to be scientists and they do, you know, they only state scientific articles, but yet they don' think detoxing is even a thing. 8:32 you know, detox binders are total quackery, but it's all over the literature and it is in the science. 8:38 So Dr. 8:40 Thomas Levy is saying everybody needs to be on a chelation regimen. 8:43 Now I do, like every day, whether it a liver pill or a charcoal binder or something a little bit every, I've done higher amounts. 8:52 When I had a gas leak at my house for a year, after that I did high amounts of detoxing. 8:57 And I also had mold in 2016, and I detoxed that for seven years. 9:01 You can't just walk around the park thinking that your body's gonna get rid of toxins. 9:05 So Dr. 9:06 Levy goes on about lead and copper and iron. 9:10 You may have seen us on social media, these iron fillings are from cereal. 9:15 And I actually saw a medical doctor say, well, you should eat these, iron filings here in the cereal because they prevent anemia. 9:23 Well, that's not a good thing to do. 9:25 It's no food. 9:26 Now there's iron that's bound to plants and there is iron in meat, but if you just eat metal shavings like that, it's not good for you. 9:33 It's very toxic. 9:35 Aluminum, cobalt, cadmium and chromium, they all can be eliminated with supplements and with EDTA chelation. 9:44 The next thing I want to go over are infections. 9:46 They can cause heart disease. 9:48 And I wanna talk about this because I saw this one article, again, from the American Heart Association, saying infections may be a trigger, 9:53 and they put that in quotes for heart attack stroke. 9:56 In that article they talked about, hey, it's really a surprise, but you might not know this, that bacteria can a heart attacks or cause a disease, 10:05 And my response is, well, we've actually known this for 30 years. 10:08 There's an organism called nanobacteria. 10:10 It's 50 times smaller than normal bacteria, And that has been shown to produce a biofilm which hardens and when you add calcium and other minerals and 10:21 that becomes plaque. 10:22 And there are supplements that reverse the calcium deposit and the biofilm and eliminate the organism and heal the tissue. 10:30 There's Cavadex. 10:32 There's Nanobactiax, which I sell. 10:34 There is Med-5. 10:36 there's a new one called Arthrocare. 10:38 These are supplements that are designed to unplug the arteries and they address the organisms that's causing it. 10:47 Now you can do a simple search. 10:48 Do infections cause heart disease? 10:49 Can bacteria cause her disease, can microorganisms cause a disease. 10:55 And the answer is yes. 10:56 Infections can cause heart disease. 10:58 Various microorganisms, including viruses, bacteria, fungi, and parasites, are recognized as significant causes of cardiac diseases affecting all components 11:06 of the heart structure, such as the pericardium, myocardia, endocardiom, valves, even coronary arteries. 11:11 Follow me with this quote right here. 11:13 It says, With root canals and other chronically infected teeth, The leakage of pathogens and toxins can be slow, and breast cancer or a heart attack due 11:21 to those infected teeth can take years to occur. 11:24 So yeah, you can have a problem or an infection in your mouth and that can cause heart attacks also. 11:30 And this is from root canals cause breast cancers frequently. 11:33 From the same reference, Orthomolecular.org, And I'm going to show you all the references. 11:38 This has 262 references, this one article about infected teeth causing breast cancer and other diseases. 11:45 I'll put the links below. 11:46 So let's talk about how you treat all this stuff. 11:52 These doctors have come up with the same solutions for all chronic disease. 11:56 There's a pattern. 11:57 So when you're in health care, you are a clinician, especially in the free market. 12:02 You don't have some bosses over you like some hospital administrator or Medicare, Medicaid, insurance companies.
A Unified Model for Chronic Disease 12:08 If it's just you and the patient, You're going to see patterns appear. 12:13 Over the course of years, and this is something that I'm very proud of, like saying that, I've recognized these patterns and I put them down in graphics. 12:20 I'll show you that. 12:21 But so did Dr. 12:22 Thomas Levy. 12:23 So this, again, is back to his slides. 12:26 And I will show three more slides from this presentation. 12:30 In this slide, it says promoters of all chronic diseases. 12:32 There's two of these slides, this one is about toxins. 12:35 And he's mentioning specifically toxins that come from infections. 12:39 So bacteria, et cetera, they emit dangerous chemicals. 12:44 You got to get rid of the toxins. 12:46 And then this one says promoters of all chronic diseases. 12:49 more toxins coming from externally like environment, maybe bad supplements like toxic iron and copper or calcium. 13:00 Or if you're eating too much sugar, your body can't metabolize calcium very well. 13:03 So then you get a buildup of toxins in the soft tissue. 13:07 and there's other causes of toxin sources. 13:11 And at the very bottom it says low sex hormone problems, like that could be another factor in trying to fix chronic illness. 13:18 The very last slide I wanna show you from his presentation is the treatment principles for all chronic disease. 13:26 It says prevent or minimize new daily toxine exposure, get rid of the toxins, neutralize them in the body, excrete them out, 13:34 resolve infections and chronic pathogens. 13:36 Take good supplements and then address hormones if you need to. 13:40 That pattern right there is reproduced by other doctors. 13:44 Check this out. 13:45 This is Dr. 13:45 Simon Yu. 13:46 He's an internist. 13:47 he kind of specializes in cancer.He doesn't treat cancer, he treats the cause of cancer and what he says is that you have mitochondrial dysfunction and 13:56 is caused by infections here and toxins here. 14:00 Also take good supplement and have a good diet. 14:04 Maybe you have to fix some genetics and other social or dental problems. 14:08 But you get the idea. 14:10 There's toxins, there's infections, and there is mitochondrial dysfunction. 14:14 I agree with this and I learned this also from the doctors of the 1930s. 14:18 And they said the same thing. 14:19 You have get rid of causes of chronic disease. 14:21 That's toxin, pathogens, then a bad diet. 14:24 Then you got rid the mechanism, which is the mitochondria dysfunction, although they didn't say that back then. 14:29 They called it lactic acidosis. 14:32 and then you get rid of symptoms by feeding the organs, but you gotta do all three of these. 14:36 Based on what I showed you, I created the seven-step blueprint to optimal health. 14:39 Step one is diet, and the step two and three are preparing for detoxification of parasites, which is in steps four and five. 14:46 Parasites harbor heavy metals, chemicals, Lyme disease, Candida, mold, so you got to get the parasites out. 14:51 And Dr. 14:51 Simon Yu that I just showed, he agrees you have to have a hyper focus on parasites. 14:57 When the parasites are gone, then it can start detoxing metals and chemicals. 15:01 and plastic, et cetera, in step six, and then Lyme disease, which are intracellular organisms, they come out in Step 7, along with other toxins that are 15:10 inside the cells. 15:12 If I were to show this to the founders of medicine back in 1932 or 1940, They would agree with me on this. 15:17 And now we have this unbelievable blood test that's really inexpensive. 15:21 It's only $89 when you buy it from my office. 15:24 And it measures all the things I just told you.
Detox, Testing, and Clinical Takeaways 15:40 and nutrition absorption. 15:42 You can use this test to give yourself a score and then you can let it guide you down the right path and you contract progress. 15:49 And I have patients run this every six to eight weeks to make sure that we're on the track and actually getting good results. 15:54 It shows them that my supplement recommendations are good and it shows me that their diet is good. 16:00 If you're a patient, you need this accountability. 16:02 If your a doctor, You need to this tool also. 16:04 if you are a Doctor, go to mvxtraining.com and learn how to use this. 16:07 It's really important. 16:08 And if your are patient and you want to get this run, Go to the front page of my website, thenhcaa. 16:13 com. 16:14 Upper right corner says MVX testing. 16:16 So I agree with the American Heart Association that cardiologists need access for infections and toxicity and really all of their patients. 16:25 I know of a patients who got a stent put in a year ago. 16:28 And I know he's got infections because he gets fast placking on his teeth, fast tartar, which is the same mechanism as plucking in the arteries. 16:36 His LDL cholesterol has been normal for his whole life. 16:39 It's not an LDM issue. 16:41 And this patient said to me, you know, I went to the hospital, they put this dent in me. 16:45 I feel so much better. 16:47 He goes, ''I'm so glad that they found the cause of my chest pain.'' I was like, yeah, i'm happy for you. 16:54 Now, personally, have had chest pains from 2016 from black mold. 16:58 And in 2024, from a gas leak, both times I spent thousands of dollars going to doctors. 17:04 I got, you know, four EKGs in 2016, I've got two in 2024, a CT of my brain in 2020. And they're only looking for placking and they didn't find any. 17:16 and I don't have plucking in my arteries. 17:18 i had other causes, i have infections and toxins. 17:21 Those are the things that the American Heart Association is telling the doctors to look for. 17:25 So if my doctor was looking for infections in 2016, they maybe would have found the mold. 17:31 And if my doctor in 2024 was looking for toxins, they would have asked me, do you have a gas leak? 17:36 And I probably would've said, no, but maybe let me go check. 17:40 These are things that need to be ruled out. 17:42 This is more holistic care instead of just looking at plaque arteries. 17:46 In the spring of 2025, I did a hardcore detox program in a sauna where I spent more than four hours a day in the sauna for 18 days. 17:54 And before I do that, it was required that I go get a medical examination. 17:58 Well, the doctor asked, have you ever had heart disease? 18:01 And I said, yeah, well, in 2016, I had mold and it about killed me. 18:04 And it hurt my heart. 18:06 My blood pressure was high. 18:07 I couldn't breathe very well. 18:09 Left arm numb. 18:10 He goes, no, but have you had heart disease? 18:13 And they said well in 2024, i had this gas leak. 18:16 i went to the ER. 18:17 Couldn't breath, high blood-pressure. 18:18 my chest hurt so bad. 18:20 8 out of 10 pressure in my hear.t He says no. 18:23 Did you ever have heart-disease? 18:26 And I said, do you mean plaque arteries? 18:28 He goes, yeah. 18:28 I was like, no, I've not had plaque to arteries. 18:31 He was OK, good. 18:32 And then he wrote down no heart disease. 18:34 Because those other things were temporary. 18:37 Well, they're only temporary because I found them and I fixed them. 18:41 No thanks to conventional medicine. 18:43 And every cardiologist needs to look for toxins and infections just like I do, just my associates do. 18:50 Just like my other doctors that I give lectures to and I listen to their lectures and we meet at these big conferences. 18:56 We talk about the causes of all chronic disease. 18:59 It's malnutrition, infections, toxins, mitochondrial dysfunction, and inflammation. 19:05 And all of those are measured in MVX Plus. 19:07 So if you're a doctor, go to mvxtraining.com, sign up. 19:10 If you want to be a patient in the office, call the Office. 19:13 I'll put the phone number at the very end. 19:15 if You just want dip your toe into this information, buy the Vitamin B1 eBook. 19:19 It gets five bucks.
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