…chemicals. These toxins are bringing on a whole new host of mitochondrial diseases, such as Parkinson’s disease, chronic fatigue syndrome, diastolic dysfunction, and more. In fact, the key to healthy aging is to mitigate the damage to our mitochondria over time—which is where nutrients are critical…
…damage—even without symptoms. Given that the heart is made of muscle tissue, it’s not much of a stretch to think these drugs could lead to diastolic dysfunction and, subsequently, congestive heart failure. Research appears to verify the connection between statins, depletion of CoQ10, and congestive heart…
…toxins that can ultimately lead to heart failure. Although the FDA has not discussed the relationship between statins and heart failure and diastolic dysfunction, it may take another five years to get this data out. So, while I do continue to recommend statins for middle-aged men with known coronary artery…
…subtle muscle cell damage. Given that that the heart is made of muscle tissue, it’s not much of a stretch to think these drugs could lead to diastolic dysfunction and, subsequently, congestive heart failure. Research has verified the connection between statins, depletion of CoQ10, and congestive heart…
…and clean. I’ll be lecturing from Friday evening through Sunday midday on heart disease prevention and treatment, the growing epidemic of diastolic dysfunction, heart failure, and how vibrations and frequencies affect the body. I’ll also be sharing content from my new book, The Great Cholesterol Myth…
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