Reverse Gangreen.com: Preventing and Reducing Restenosis

Gangrene Clearing Formula: Complement Angioplasty, Reduce Restenosis

More than a million angioplasties are performed every year in the United States.

Angioplasty often is the first choice of treatment for people with clogged arteries of the legs (or heart), because it is relatively less invasive.

In standard angioplasty, the physician makes a quarter-inch incision in the groin artery and advances a tiny tube, or catheter, through the artery to the site of the blockage, whether in the legs or heart.

A small balloon at the end of the catheter is then filled with saline, and, as the balloon expands, the walls of the clogged artery are compressed, opening up the vessel for better blood flow. Increasingly, tiny metal mesh cylinders called stents are placed in the blood vessels to keep them propped open.

Typically, the patient undergoes conscious sedation before the procedure.

Unfortunately, angioplasty comes with its own risks, such as:

In three to five cases out of 100, the procedure itself triggers a potentially deadly heart attack.
In one to two cases out of 100, the patient doesn't leave the operating room alive.
The blockage soon returns in up to half of all angioplasty procedures.

Angioplasty and bypass surgery are a $16 billion-a-year business for doctors and hospitals…

Angioplasty: Restenosis

Six (6) to nine (9) months after treatment, restenosis rates approach 50 to 60 percent in the leg arteries, and 20 to 30 percent in the heart arteries.

Angioplasty is far less invasive than bypass surgery in treating clogged arteries - but half of the time, the blood vessels... reclog. Reclogging, or reblockage, is the Achilles’ heel of the standard therapies to open up blocked leg (or heart) arteries.

In effect, angioplasty traumatizes the vessel wall; in response, the damaged cells try to heal and regenerate, forming scar tissue that reclogs the artery, a process known as restenosis (Re"sten-O'sis), or re-narrowing.

When that happens, angioplasty is often repeated or bypass surgery is performed. Restenosis rates have been reduced somewhat by the use of stents. Other possible solutions to restenosis (reblockage) include drug-coated stents or radiation (intravascular brachytherapy). However, there are potential risks associated with radiation treatment. Also repeat procedures typically carry a higher risk of complications.

Therefore, a new form of angioplasty, called cryoplasty, has been investigated. It freezes the insides of blocked leg arteries and heart using nitrous oxide, known as "laughing gas."

Cryoplasty seems to be much gentler on the arteries and doesn't appear to cause the scarring and reclogging (restenosis) that standard angioplasty can. In some patients treated with cryoplasty, there was no evidence of reblockage after six (6) to nine (9) months.

However, both angioplasty and cryoplasty do nothing to stop the progression of arterial disease, so in time, new fatty narrowings or blockages occur in the arteries!

Angioplasty: A Partial Fix

Without doubt, balloon angioplasty does not alter the natural history of atherosclerosis which, in many instances, is progressive.

For this reason, doctors tend to treat angioplasty patients with higher doses of cholesterol-lowering drugs, such as lovastatin and cholestyramine, in order to reduce restenosis (reclogging). They advise these patients to lower their LDL-cholesterol levels to... 100mg/dL or even below! (The New England Journal of Medicine, January 16, 1997).

Unfortunately, the view that 'the lower the cholesterol, the better' is not always true!

At level under 150, you can be at a risk of... too low cholesterol. This condition may result in depression and other health problems due to suboptimal function of such steroid hormones as

pregnenolone,
DHEA,
testosterone,
progesterone and estrogen.

Standard medical methods of treating atherosclerosis attempt to remove plaque from plugged arteries. None of them, however, treat the cause of the problem. They focus on reducing the effects of the plaque after it has built up -- not on eliminating the factors which created the buildup in the first place.

Gangrene Clear-G Formula: All-Natural Blood Flow Modulator

Any wound requires more blood than normal in order to heal. If that extra blood is not forthcoming the wound never heals and in fact dies back.

Fortunately, there are people, including a growing number of doctors, who admit that there are successful methods to halt the progression of gangrene, other than temporary medical intervention.

One of the natural, non-amputation methods to effectively treat dry foot gangrene is the nutritional revasculatization.

Its first and foremost goal is to improve and - over a period of time - restore the impaired circulation in the areas wounded by vascular ischemia (decreased blood flow) - the most common cause of foot ulcers and/or gangrene.

The process of natural revascularization can be triggered with an application of nutritional - natural and essential - factors that - when presented in specific ratios and amounts - are able to correct longer standing deficiencies and imbalances which are known to contribute to the circulatory problems.

As opposed to standard medical methods of treating vascular ischemia, it helps to reduce the impact of factors that created the buildup of atherosclerotic plaque in the arteries.

The nutritional revascularization - natural restoration of blood flow to the arteries - can be done with the help of Gangrene Clear-G Formula - a targeted, orthomolecular formulation providing a comprehensive support for the entire circulatory system.

Simply put, Gangrene Clearing Formula works to improve circulation. And improved circulation allows the body to "heal itself."

What could be better than a nutritional supplement fixing the impaired circulation that develops in a diseased body?

In many individuals, our Gangrene Clear-G Formula has also been able to:

reduce and stabilize the blood sugars and
lower insulin requirements better than most prescription drugs.

In our clinical experience, it does help to stop and - over a period of time - reverse the progression of gangrene in a way of

Without improving the flow of blood to the affected limbs - amputation is a futile exercise, although it can be life saving at times.

reducing the dysfunction of endothelium - the innermost arterial lining by stimulating the body’s natural built-in, internal free-radical scavenging system
overcoming peripheral vascular ischemia by improving and/or restoring circulation - blood flow to the wounded areas>
encouraging vasodilatation - widening (dilation) of the lumen of blood vessels
promoting the body's ability to develop collaterals - new, small blood vessels in the problem areas
delivering more vital, oxygen-rich and nutrient-dense blood to the affected areas
producing the growth factors - the necessary for healing substances released by the body into bloodstream and stimulating the growth of tissue and skin
preventing infection of the gangrenous tissues.

The nutritional non-amputation foot gangrene control program shared with the public on the Internet around the world.

In short, the nutritional revascularization - as opposed to standard medical methods of treating vascular ischemia - helps to reduce the impact of factors that created the buildup of atherosclerotic plaque in the arteries.

So far, we have introduced our proprietary Gangrene Clear-G Formula to our clients and customers in 36 countries: the United States (including Virgin Islands and Hawaii), Canada, Malaysia, Australia, the United Kingdom, South Africa, Thailand, New Zealand, Germany, Belgium, Trinidad, Mexico, Italy, Pakistan, Singapore, Mauritius, Suriname (South America), France, Bolivia, Russia, Croatia, Poland, Portugal, Denmark, Israel, Azerbaijan, Kenya, Bosnia, Malta, Ukraine, Czech Republic, Ethiopia, Greece, Spain, Kuwait, and Germany.

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Testimonial: "I’m Living Proof that Gangrene Can be Reversed"

Thursday, September 8, 2005

Dear ReverseGangrene.com,

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I’m living proof that gangrene can be reversed.

In April 2005, I was in a hospital bed, and about an hour away from a scheduled amputation of the fifth toe of my right foot. Right from the hospital bed I called your toll- free number and asked you if it was possible to reverse gangrene even though I was told earlier that morning that bones in my toe were also infected, and the answer was “yes.”

I declined the amputation, and two days after taking Gangrene Clearing Formula, the gangrene portion of my toe began to fuse with the non-gangrene area. The rest is history.

My toe is healed and the infection is completely gone. No one can believe it. Many are calling it a miracle, especially since the doctors at one of the most well known university medical centers told me that an amputation was the only remedy.

Day after day as I changed the dressing on my toe, I was amazed to observe steadily growing white healthy tissue. Eventually the gangrene of the affected part came off and the remaining part of the toe healed nicely.

I’m happy to have saved most of my toe, in light of the fact that the surgeons wanted to amputate it all the way up to the metatarsal bone in my foot.

I must admit that it took courage and close to five months for a complete healing, but it was well worth it. The most important thing here is that the gangrene was REVERSED!

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I might add that you were always available to me for personal support. Also, my sugar is now under control without insulin.

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Clear-G Formula: Multiple Cardiovascular Benefits

Prevent the Complications fo Diabetes

Halt the Progression of Atherosclerosis

Reduce Leg Pain, Intermittent Claudication

Control Raynaud's Phenomenon

Reverse Gangrene: Eating Plan for Improved Circulation

With no doubt, development of foot or leg gangrene - to a great extent - is related to what you eat and how often you move. In most cases, unhealthy lifestyle - faulty diet and physical inactivity - contribute to the production of degenerative changes in the body, such as diabetes or atherosclerosis.