You need a Permanent One!

Angioplasty squashes the plaque against the sides of your artery walls with a balloon and then holds it captive with a metal stent. After surgery you will still have Cardiovascular disease, because the plaque buildup you have in other areas of your body has not been addressed! In addition the plaque is still present next to the stent in the artery.   

Do you have Angina and need to carry a bottle of Nitro,  or has your Doctor said you need surgery or worse yet, given you the kiss of death and told you, there is no hope for your congestive heart. Congestive heart disease doesn't have to be hopeless.  Angioprim is your hope for better health.

When your doctor says, "You need surgery"  or worse yet, your are told "you have congestive heart disease and there is nothing more that can be done";   that does not have to be the final diagnosis. 

Congestive heart disease is when small arteries and capillaries in the heart are blocked, neither surgery nor angioplasty can open them.  You can restore circulation to blocked capillaries and arteries without surgery.  Angioprim is the most effective way of dissolving small plaque buildup that surgery can not address.

Surgery should be your last choice because, 40 % of those having heart surgery suffer long term mental dysfunction because of the surgery. Surgery only provides temporary relief, and never address' the cause of the disease, this insures you will have regular visits to the doctor's office along with lifelong prescriptions refills. This is what modern medicine is all about folks.  You can't win.

High Blood pressure is caused by "Plaque in the ARTERIES" that reduces blood flow causing the heart (our blood pump) to work harder and at higher pressure to keep the same amount of blood flowing in those restricted arteries. You don't have to have all your arteries restricted, just one or two small blockages almost anywhere in your body can act like a dam, holding back blood flow and increasing blood pressure.

High Blood pressure is often the first warning sign you experience; then the other symptoms of heart disease follow with chest and arm pain, tightness in the chest, numbness of the extremities, shortness of breath, and low energy.

Angina (or Angina Pectoris) is chest and arm pain that is a warning, indicating your heart isn't getting enough oxygen because critical arteries are blocked with plaque.  Stable or unstable, there is no good Angina.  Angina means you are in a fight for your life and you don't have much training. 

Your Doctor will try to help in the battle and rev up your body with anti-coagulants, blood thinners, beta blockers, calcium blockers, blood pressure pills, potassium, magnesium, nitro patches and an extra bottle of nitro for luck.  Let's not forget the special bland salt-free, grease free, taste-free diet you get to be on.

Sound familiar?  Changing your diet won't help much, exercise will bring on the big one sooner and all those pills are not going to help because they won't reverse heart disease, they won't clean blocked arteries, they will only help you stay alive until the plaque build up is sufficient to warrant surgery. 

Today's heart medications are the opening act prior to you going under the knife when your health will allow it.  They are fool you drugs; fooling you to believe they have a value in controlling cholesterol. (see cholesterol)  These drugs provide limited to no benefit while at the same time they have adverse side affects that cause long term physical problems and add to your discomfort.  If you follow today's medical procedures, you also don't have much of a chance for a cure. Your only choices are treatment methods that lead to more treatments and a restrictive life style with an endless dependency on drugs.

Surgery is the medical industry's treatment method of choice and provides a temporary solution. After surgery, you still have Cardiovascular disease and the plaque hasn't disappeared. The arteries throughout your body still have plaque build up to a greater or lesser extent than what is apparent, you don't just get plaque in one place, or just in your heart.  Coronary Artery Disease is systemic and is really Vascular Disease.