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Surgery Is Not Always Necessary, Most Surgeries Are Fear-Motivated

By Andreas Moritz

Surgery is often unnecessary.

Several years ago a committee of the American Congress investigating procedures of surgery in the United States came to the conclusion that 2.4 million operations are performed unnecessarily each year, costing 12,000 lives and 4 billion US dollars. The latest figures show that some 6 million unnecessary operations are performed each year.

Another study found that most people who were accepted for an operation did not actually need one and half of them did […]

By Andreas Moritz|December 8, 2011|Categories: Articles, book excerpts and Videos by Andreas Moritz, Coronary Heart Disease|Tags: angioplasty, Appendix, bypass, hysterectomy, is surgery necessary, open heart surgery, surgery, tonsils|

The Cancer-Causing Mistake 1 in 4 People Over 45 Make

By: Dr. Mercola
Source: Mercola.com

Statins, drugs that lower your cholesterol levels, are one of the most widely prescribed drugs in the world.

In the US, a staggering one in four over the age of 45 is now taking this unnecessary drug!

Statins act by blocking a crucial enzyme in your liver responsible for making cholesterol.

But that’s not all this […]

By Andreas Moritz|December 8, 2011|Categories: Articles and Videos Recommended by Andreas Moritz, Cancer, Coronary Heart Disease, High cholesterol|Tags: cholesterol-lowering drugs, coronary heart disease, lipoprotein, prostate cancer, reducing cholesterol thru natural means, side effects of statin drug, statin|

Meat – A Major Cause of Disease

By Andreas Moritz

Populations that eat meat regularly have the shortest life spans and the highest incidence of degenerative diseases. According to published reports of national health statistics from around the world, one out of two people in the industrialized world will die from heart disease or a related blood vessel disease. In other words, heart disease is the leading killer disease in the world, with cancer following closely behind. As long ago as June 1961, the American Medical […]

By Andreas Moritz|December 7, 2011|Categories: Articles, book excerpts and Videos by Andreas Moritz, Cancer, Coronary Heart Disease, Diabetes, Diet, Nutrition|Tags: animal protein, cancer, Diabetes, heart disease, Insulin, link between meat and diseases, meat industry, vegetarian diet|

Your Body Can Store Protein And Go On To Cause Heart Disease

By Andreas Moritz

Meat and meat products have five to ten times the concentration of protein than found in plant protein foods. It is, therefore, easily possible to overeat animal protein, but it is hardly possible to overeat vegetable protein because a normal digestive system does not have the ability to process 5-10 times more food than is normal for the body. It is common knowledge that the body is able to store unused sugar and other carbohydrates in […]

By Andreas Moritz|December 6, 2011|Categories: Articles, book excerpts and Videos by Andreas Moritz, Coronary Heart Disease, Diet|Tags: animal protein, blood clot, carbs, excess protein, hardening of arteries, heart disease, vegetable protein|

You Are Your Own Healer

By Andreas Moritz

During the early 1990s, researchers once again reviewed all the major heart disease studies in order to determine what the greatest risk factors were for the biggest killer disease in the Western hemisphere. Much to their surprise they found that the greatest risk factors for heart disease weren’t obesity, cigarette smoking, cholesterol or high blood pressure, etc. but the happiness rating and job satisfaction. In other words, if you don’t like your job and if you […]

By Andreas Moritz|December 3, 2011|Categories: Articles, book excerpts and Videos by Andreas Moritz, Coronary Heart Disease, Preconditions for healing, Spiritual|Tags: anger, causes of heart disease, consciousness, happiness, healing, heart disease, holistic, love, vibration|

High Protein Consumption And Protein Deposits In Blood Vessel Walls Add To Heart Attack Risk

By Andreas Moritz

Risk Indications of a Heart Attack

Most food-related blood vessel diseases, including heart attacks, stroke, rheumatism, and angina pectoris, are not primarily disorders of sugar and fat metabolism, but diseases resulting from protein storage. Eating too much protein food can be considered one of the greatest risk factors for developing any kind of disease. The thickening of the basal membranes of blood vessels and connective tissues caused by the storage of protein affects the very lives of […]

By Andreas Moritz|December 3, 2011|Categories: Articles, book excerpts and Videos by Andreas Moritz, Coronary Heart Disease, Poor Circulation|Tags: blockage, cholestrol, heart attack, hemocrit, protein foods and heart disease, red blood cells, thickening of blood|

What Is Bypass Surgery For the Heart?

By Andreas Moritz

Heart attacks can occur in a number of ways:

The connective tissues surrounding the heart cells may become so densely congested that the heart cells simply die a painless death of suffocation.

An angina attack may occur, meaning that acidification and low oxygenation have destroyed the heart muscles.

The basal membranes of the capillaries and arteries are blocked and can no longer supply oxygen to the heart. A heart attack […]

By Andreas Moritz|November 20, 2011|Categories: Articles, book excerpts and Videos by Andreas Moritz, Coronary Heart Disease|Tags: bypass surgery, heart attack, heart damage, heart disease|

Make Peace with Your Heart – and Take Charge of Your Health

By Andreas Moritz

“Just thought you would like to hear the latest report from my Cardiologist, whom I went to see on Monday, just because it has now been over one year since my MI.” This was the beginning of an Email message that Susan, a 62-year old patient of mine from Sedona, Arizona, sent me recently, one year after she suffered a major heart attack. “He was a bit disturbed when I first saw him” she continued, “because I […]

By Andreas Moritz|November 20, 2011|Categories: Articles, book excerpts and Videos by Andreas Moritz, Coronary Heart Disease, Detox, Lifestyle changes, Nutrition|Tags: bypass, cholesterol, cleansing the body, congestion, coronaray arteries, hdl, heart attack, heart disease, ldl, liver, stroke, VLDL|

Cholesterol Does Not Cause Heart Disease

By Andreas Moritz

Cholesterol is an essential building block of every cell in the body, required for all metabolic processes. It is particularly important in the production of nerve tissue, bile and certain hormones. On average, our body produces about half of a gram to one gram of cholesterol per day, depending on how much of it the body needs at the time. By and large, our body is able to produce 400 times more cholesterol per day than what we […]

By Andreas Moritz|November 20, 2011|Categories: Articles, book excerpts and Videos by Andreas Moritz, Coronary Heart Disease, Gallstones, High cholesterol, Liver, Problems caused by gallstones|Tags: cholesterol, gallstones, Heart attacks, heart disease, hypertension, liver disease, statin drugs, statins|

Women with High Cholesterol Live Longer, have Fewer Heart Attacks and Strokes

By: Elizabeth Walling
Source: NaturalNews.com

If the diagnosis of high cholesterol sounds like a death sentence to your ears, you may be the victim of cholesterol propaganda. It’s not uncommon to believe that lower is better when it comes to cholesterol, but new research shows otherwise. In fact, a recent study in Norway says women with high cholesterol live longer and suffer from fewer […]

By Andreas Moritz|October 26, 2011|Categories: Coronary Heart Disease, High cholesterol, News, Womans Health|Tags: heart problems, high cholesterol|