This weeks special guest is Dr.Esselstyn M.D. from the
Cleveland Clinic Wellness Institute. Dr.Esselstyn and Eddie we’ll be talking about the leading killer in the United States, which is also the No.1 killer of women, and is more deadly than all forms of cancer combined, “Heart Disease” How to prevent it, reverse it and kill it!
Dr.Esselstyn will be sharing with us the science and facts to his proven method and how you can also prevent and reverse Heart disease the natural way, without all those prescription drugs.
We’ll also find out after years of struggling with heart disease, what former President Bill Clinton did to finally reverse the progression of his heart disease and to lose all that extra unhealthy weight he was packing. All this and more on this weeks new exciting episode of TheDeenShow with special guest Dr.Esselstyn
Dr.Caldwell B. Esselstyn, Jr., received his B.A. from Yale University and his M.D. from Western Reserve University. In 1956, pulling the No. 6 oar as a member of the victorious United States rowing team, he was awarded a gold medal at the Olympic Games. He was trained as a surgeon at the Cleveland Clinic and at St. George’s Hospital in London. In 1968, as an Army surgeon in Vietnam, he was awarded the Bronze Star.
Dr. Esselstyn has been associated with the Cleveland Clinic since 1968. During that time, he has served as President of the Staff and as a member of the Board of Governors. He chaired the Clinic’s Breast Cancer Task Force and headed its Section of Thyroid and Parathyroid Surgery. He is a Fellow of the American College of Cardiology.
Heart Disease: Scope and Impact:
*Heart disease (which includes Heart Disease, Stroke and other Cardiovascular Diseases) is the No. 1 cause of death in the United States, killing nearly 787,000 people alone in 2011.
*Heart disease is the leading cause of death for people of most racial/ethnic groups in the United States, including African Americans, Hispanics and Whites. For Asian Americans or Pacific Islanders and American Indians or Alaska Natives, heart disease is second only to cancer.Heart Disease Scope and Impact Photo
Cardiovascular diseases claim more lives than all forms of cancer combined.
*Coronary heart disease is the most common type of heart disease, killing nearly 380,000 people annually.
In the United States, someone has a heart attack every 34 seconds. Every 60 seconds, someone in the United States dies from a heart disease-related event.
*About 720,000 people in the U.S. suffer heart attacks each year. Of these, 515,000 are a first heart attack and 205,000 happen in people who have already had a heart attack.
*In 2011, about 326,200 people experienced out-of-hospital cardiac arrests in the United States. Of those treated by emergency medical services, 10.6 percent survived. Of the 19,300 bystander-witnessed out-of-hospital cardiac arrests in the same year, 31.4 percent survived.
*Direct and indirect costs of heart disease total more than $320.1 billion. That includes health expenditures and lost productivity.
Women & Heart Disease
*Heart disease is the No. 1 killer of women, and is more deadly than all forms of cancer combined.
*While 1 in 31 American women dies from breast cancer each year, 1 in 3 dies of heart disease.Women-and-Heart-Disease-Image
Heart disease causes 1 in 3 women’s deaths each year, killing approximately one woman every minute.
*Only 1 in 5 American women believe that heart disease is her greatest health threat.
*An estimated 43 million women in the U.S. are affected by heart disease.
Ninety percent of women have one or more risk factors for developing heart disease.
Since 1984, more women than men have died each year from heart disease.
The symptoms of heart disease can be different in women and men, and are often misunderstood.
Women and men are not the same when it comes to heart disease.
1. Sources: CDC.gov – Heart Disease Facts
American Heart Association – 2015 Heart Disease and Stroke Update, compiled by AHA, CDC, NIH and other governmental sources
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Peace be with you. Welcome to the D Show. I'm your host subscribe if you haven't already, my next
guest is on the front line, trying to save lives, because Heart disease is a leading killer in
America. And you know, who's a big fan of his work? That's right, the former president, Bill Clinton
have conquered your weight. What do you do? And how do you do it? Why can't I do it? So when you and
I had to have our heart operations, because of blockades,
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you know, Dr. Esselstyn, who has the most part of the militant position and he doesn't even eat
things made with olive oil. And he looks great. He's about 10 years old. And we are what we've heard
from President Clinton is the remarkable change that he has been willing to make, to remove
completely from his his nutrition, those foods, which we know will devastate and injure the inner
lining of your arteries. And when we come back, Dr. Esselstyn will be telling us how heart disease
can be cured how it can be reversed. Here on the D show, don't go anywhere.
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This is the
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this is the
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walk. Welcome back to the dish show and our special guests because it's important we're trying to
save live from the documentary Forks Over Knives. This could be the first generation of children in
the United States that lives less than its parents. I got two pills I take for my diabetes. Then I
got one for cholesterol, high blood pressure, and then I take by ADA, which is an injectable. Dr.
Esselstyn, how are you sir? I'm fine. How are you today? Good. Thank God. I was very impressed. I
saw you actually on Forks Over Knives. Have you seen the documentary?
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Most certainly. Yeah, now, I'm looking at a book here. It's called reversing heart disease. Tell it
before we get into the book. Tell us a little bit about yourself and what you do. Well,
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after I finished my tour as a combat surgeon in Vietnam, I was asked to join the staff of the
Cleveland Clinic where I was a general surgeon for 30 years, I was director of the breast cancer
Task Force and head of the section on thyroid and parathyroid surgery. But it was in my role as
chairman of the breast cancer task force that I got increasingly disillusioned in the late 1970s,
early 80s. With the fact that no matter for how many women I was doing breast surgery, I was doing
absolutely nothing for the next unsuspecting victim. And this led to a bit of global research. And
it was quite striking, to see that breast cancer rates, for example, in Kenya were something like 30
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and 40 times less frequent than in the United States. And if you looked at breast cancer in rural
Japan in the 1950s, it was very infrequently identified. And yet as soon as the Japanese women would
migrate to the United States, but the second and third generation still pure Japanese American, they
now have the same rate of breast cancer as their Caucasian counterpart. And even more provocative,
perhaps, was the incidence of prostate cancer in the entire nation of Japan in 1958. How many
autopsy proven cases were there? As deaths from cancer, the prostate in Japan 18. One of the most
mind boggling statistics you've ever seen? Dr. Esselstyn Can you can you tell us for the audience?
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Most people have no idea what Heart disease is what causes heart disease? Can you can we start from
the beginning? Can you tell us what actually is what is heart disease, the leading killer of women
and men in western civilization is coronary artery heart disease. And if the truth be known, this is
really nothing more than a toothless paper tiger that need never ever exist. And if it does exist,
it may never ever progressed. Is it a benign foodborne illness?
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And I say that because if we look, for instance,
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at some of the cultures on the planet today, like the rural Chinese, the papel, Highlanders, the
Central Africa or the takumar, Indians in northern Mexico,
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kind of vascular diseases virtually non existent in these cultures. Why? Because by heritage and
tradition, they consume a plant based type of nutrition.
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And this is really so they're the guidepost of so much of the research that we've done.
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We're involved in with a first our first small study in 1985, when I was initiated, this started
with patients who were
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absolutely ravaged with heart disease. And we asked them to, in essence, stop
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the foods that were injuring the lining of their artery every time that passed their lips. I mean, I
think all experts in this disease would agree that we're this disease has its inception is when we
progressively destroy that life jacket and guardian of our blood vessels, which is that single layer
of cells that lines the innermost part of our heart rate, the endothelial and the endothelial cells
manufacture this wonderful magic molecule of gas nitric oxide. nitric oxide protects and prevents
all the cellular elements in our bloodstream from ever getting sticky. Our blood flows like Teflon
rather than Velcro number two, nitric oxide is the strongest vessel dilator in the body. When you
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climb stairs, the arteries to your higher widen your arteries, two legs widen and dilate. That's
nitric oxide. Number three.
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nitric oxide protects the wall the artery from becoming thickened, stiff, or inflamed. It protects
us from getting high blood pressure or hypertension. Number four, this is most important
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that
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an adequate safe amount of nitric oxide will protect us from ever developing blockages or plaque. So
in other words, everyone,
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everyone on the planet who has cardiovascular disease has their disease because they have so
sufficiently trashed and injured their endothelial capacity to make nitric oxide they don't have
enough nitric oxide to protect themselves from developing this disease.
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So what are the foods that every time you pass these foods pass your lips, you injure
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your endothelial cell and decrease the production of nitric nitric nitric oxide. They are oils,
olive oil, corn oil, soybean oil, safflower, sunflower, coconut oil, palm oil, oil and a cracker oil
and a piece of bread, oil and salad dressing. Oil will injure the endothelial cell.
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Number two, anything with a mother or face meat, fish, chicken fowl, Turkey, poultry?
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Well, ainger endothelial cells, as does dairy, milk, cream, butter, cheese, ice cream and yogurt and
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any excesses of sugar such as maple syrup, molasses, and honey.
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And
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so what we found, interestingly enough, if you do the research,
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going back to 19, the 1950s and look at sadly, RG eyes who died in combat in Korea, you will find
that 80% of those 20 year old g eyes had gross evidence of coronary artery disease already not
enough for their cardiac events yet, but their the disease was already established. Now on the other
hand, if you look and similar autopsy study now 45 years later in 1999, this time looking at young
women and men between the age of 17 and 34, you will find that now, the diseases ubiquitous.
Everybody has the disease. So what's going on here again, not enough at that young age to have their
cardiac events. So not surprisingly, that people keep eating the same Western foods and continue to
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interest not surprising that we as physicians and identify
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their cardiac events which begin occurring in their 40s 50s and 60s and so on.
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Now, what we found
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actually 30 years ago in our first small group of patients who had serious cardiovascular disease,
and they had failed their first or second bypass and they had failed their purchase second
angioplasty or they were too sick for these procedures they had refused. And we found that when they
were instructed to limit their nutrition to whole food plant based nutrition, not only could they
stop the progression of their disease, but they could also we would see at times striking examples
of disease reversal. So are you are you saying now that
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You can reverse this heart disease which by the way, how many people actually die from heart disease
yearly? You know, the numbers? Is this is this is this true? It's one of the Is it the leading cause
of death every year? Absolutely. Over 800,000 people will die of heart attacks and strokes. Year.
Yes. So are you saying dr SST, that you don't have to be on 10 different forms of drugs,
pharmaceutical drugs, that you can actually reverse this? Because some doctors will say this is a
myth. But are you saying this is a fact that you can reverse it without the drugs and with a plant
based diet?
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Let's do this. Let's go over the totality of the evidence. I've shared with you already that from an
epidemiological standpoint, that there are millions of people who will never develop cardiovascular
disease. Now, what we found out 30 years ago was but he took these patients who were seriously ill
with cardiovascular disease.
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And by getting them to eat the same type of whole food plant based diet that we see in those nations
where the disease is not present, not only could they stop their disease, but often you see striking
examples of disease reversal. Dr. Ornish, my colleague and friend was a pioneer at this. And
published studies before we did, and there are increasingly is there an awareness of the fact that
this is a benign foodborne illness. I've often said that coronary artery disease is a toothless
paper tiger that need never ever exist. And if it does exist, it need never ever progress. This is a
completely benign foodborne illness. For example,
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we just reported another paper last year of some to 198 patients,
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where there was a adherence rate of our program of close to 90% 89% of those patients who adhere to
the program. Over the next 3.75 years, there was one major cardiac event, one patient had a stroke,
that's 99.4% avoided any further cardiovascular disease events, and these were patients who had
severe triple vessel coronary artery disease. Now when I say reversal,
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I think it's important to recognize that what most people will think about is the blockages that
occur in the major coronary arteries. And yes, you can see sometimes striking example of reversal
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of that.
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But there are patients who are in their 50s and 60s and so forth, who will have plaque that is made
up of scar fibrosis and calcification, that even though that will never reverse. These patients,
interestingly enough, can reverse their stress test can reverse their disease on a PET scan, meaning
that they can get practically normal flow back to the heart muscle without reversing that, that
plaque in the major artery. In addition
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to that, there may be disease in the legs, there may be disease in the carotid artery going to the
brain. You can see reversal, in that I raised to the brain with ultrasound.
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In the leg, you can see the transition when you measure the difference in pulse Iam. And then there
are multiple symptoms that will change as these patients reverse their disease they get, they will
escape their angina, their chest man, they will get rid of their claudication or pain and a calf
muscle if it is due to disease in an extremity, or they will actually reverse erectile dysfunction.
We're here with Dr. Esselstyn, we're gonna take a break. We're here trying to save some lives man on
the front line trying to cut this statistic down because it is a leading killer heart disease. We'll
be right back with more. Don't go anywhere. I want you to imagine you wake up and in front of you
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are a bunch of guys running around, kicking a ball. No goals, no lines, no rules. What would you
think?
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But is that your life? Surely every sport has its goal. Every game has its end. It has its
objective. It has its rules. How about life? How about our life? Isn't there a goal to life? Isn't
there a purpose and objective that we have to reach? We think so the Quran tells us that we exist in
order to worship God and worshiping God means knowing God as the answers when the whole actual
gender will insert Isla Leah Buddha worship though is not some
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Narrow, small thing. It's wide. It's vast. It encompasses everything that the human being does.
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Back here on the D show with Dr. Esselstyn, sir, we saw now on the on the movie that you're in the
film that actually the people, they were written off by their their doctors that basically they were
going to die? And is it true that they were it shows us in the film that they were actually taken
off the prescription drugs, they actually ended up living and all through this the natural way
through this changing up their eating, diet and going more in a plant based diet is this right?
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Well, that's, that's true. They are the patients that we're seeing in the film, and had a very
gratifying response. They were people who totally bought into the whole concept of whole food, plant
based nutrition. And they actually were delighted and proud to be a part be a part of it. But as
soon as they start losing their chest pain, they lose weight, they see that their diseases reversing
I mean, you've got them hooked, it is It's incredible to think that something as simple as nutrition
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can be so absolutely powerful. I mean, the trouble with most physicians who treat cardiovascular
disease is not only are they carrying, they're compassionate, and they have an enormous amount of
knowledge. But no time in their training where they ever exposed to the power of nutrition. They
don't understand nutrition, they never get training in it, they don't get training and behavioral
modification. So they are, it's very difficult for them to embrace it. But one of the things that we
have found, increasingly is that many younger cardiologists who are willing to take a look at this,
have absolutely embraced it, and have done wonderful things with their patients, as they begin to
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teach them the power of plant based nutrition, what are the foods that they must avoid? What are the
foods, it will restore their healthy vasculature? My uncle, he's a medical doctor, he's actually he
knows about you as a fan of your work. And he's on board, I got to talk to him a little bit about
this about most doctors not embracing more of this natural plant based remedies for healing. But he
had seemed to have said that, you know, we we do what we know. And most of them have no clue about
nutrition. So what do you do? He's actually on board. Now. He's, he has he has the book, he's
referring patients to change up their diet? And
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what do you actually do when you when you encounter people in the medical profession, because we
want to get them on board?
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Well, that's right. I as I often said, in my presentation, as regards the those who are specialists
in cardiovascular medicine,
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it really is possible for the best to be even better. And what we do is that over the last five
years, once a month, I conduct an intensive counseling seminar, five and a half hours for patients
who do have cardiovascular disease. And during that time, these patients are going to learn exactly
what they did to create the disease in the first place, and precisely how they can become empowered
as the locus of control to halt and to reverse their disease. And at the same time, everybody who
attend and is going to receive a very happy note
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that has every one of my PowerPoint slides that I live with us several of our peer reviewed
scientific articles. Because when you think about it, what really is going to make this transition
gongfu and inescapable is the absolute science of this approach. They also get a 44 page handout
with many additional recipes that add to the 240 which are in the two books that we conclude
include.
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And also
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there's a marvelous hour and a quarter
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presentation from
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A wonderful woman who's had 30 years experience acquiring and preparing plant based foods dealing
with reading ingredients, and dealing with travel and restaurants. And then everybody receives a DVD
of the entire five and a half hour seminar. So that if they get home and forgetful, they can clip
this on and get themselves back up to see. And then we always have three local or regional
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participants who previously had a successful experience, share their story, so that those in
attendance can say to themselves Listen, if he or she can do this, I can do this.
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And then we have time anchor
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answering questions.
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And then we stay in touch as necessary, either through email or phone call. Now the interesting
thing is getting back to the game, other physicians to become familiar with this in the last five
years we've had 125
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physicians attend our course because they were interested in what we were doing what we're doing and
it's very gratifying to see them some of them begin to incorporate this in their own practice.
Doesn't this go back to the statement? I'm sure you're familiar with her pocket tees who said Let
food be your medicine and medicine be your food.
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Sounds pretty good. Sounds pretty good. Tell us about your personal let us just for a moment get
into your a one day with Dr. Esselstyn, when you wake up in the morning, what do you eat? How many
times a day do you eat some of your your your entrees that you have throughout the day Can you
please fill us in?
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Well, I actually tell you what I eat would be better to have my wife
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work but I the cereal I love in the morning is I love old fashioned oats. And I don't like to cook
them. I use them eat them as a dry cereal, put them in a bowl. Then add some raisins and banana for
some sweetness. Then I like to add raspberries blueberries and strawberries and I particularly like
to wet it down with oatmeal. And I find that's very delicious and it carries me very well. Till 1231
o'clock when I may have lunch. What is lunch lunch made is you are frequently is a
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sandwich which is a mess, the mocker type of rye bread with a hummus spread on it. And then some cut
up the scallions or cilantro or some kale it has been cooked five and a half minutes. It was nice
and tender. And then maybe anointed with some lemon juice. And then on top of that will be an
enormous slice of tomato. So I have an open sandwich and on top of the tomato. I have some a
tasteful balsamic vinegar. And several of those hold me nicely for lunch.
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Then for supper
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I would have to say that the all time favorite and the meal that I first encountered in Puerto Rico
over 31 years ago when we were transitioning was old fashioned beans and rice, beans and rice with
some cut up scallions cut up peppers, cut up tomatoes, peas, corn, and maybe some more chestnuts.
And on top of that you can anoint it with either tomorrow or some salsa and you've got an absolute
feast. Now, we hear right now
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president former President Clinton saying
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you know Dr. Esselstyn, who has the most part of a militant position, he doesn't even eat things
made with olive oil. And he looks great. He's about 10 years old on the wheel.
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But he has a piece of chocolate every New Year's Eve
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that you fudge once a year is that right?
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Oh, you don't want to get into that.
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Reese's Peanut Butter Cup.
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Back on the D show with Dr. Esselstyn here, we're trying to cut that now you said it's 800,000
people die from heart disease yearly. No, I said 800,000 people die
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from cardiovascular disease that includes strokes and heart attacks, and heart attacks. Now Heart
disease is somewhat of a silent killer, it can creep up and get you in you can just You're lucky if
you get a second chance. Is that right?
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Well, there's no question that that heart disease can be very subtle at times, patients may not have
anything in the way of symptoms with a plaque that is blocking their heart rate by no more than 30
or 40%. And it's sadly that plaque should rupture. And then suddenly, the body tries to
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mend that rupture by laying down a clot. Now suddenly, a vessel which was 30% blocked, is now 100%
blocked. And that means that all the downstream heart muscle is suddenly deprived of oxygen and
nutrients and and dies. And that's the heart attack. And sometimes these heart attacks
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can result in what we call a cardiac arrhythmia, where the heart goes into a ventricular rhythm,
which will lead to fibrillation, or standstill which is fatal. And how is it true you actually after
this, this operation where you take what is it the vein from the from the leg, you put it inside?
The you open up the chest and you do the bypass surgery? You haven't still fixed the problem, have
you? It's a temporary solution.
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Even cardiovascular surgeons are the first to admit that just like cardiologists who are doing
sense, but they don't do a thing.
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zation Jonas, after his study after study after clearly shows that if you are having a stent while
you're in the middle of a heart attack, it can be absolute
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like to say
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save a lot of your heart muscle from damage to your life. However, what about the other 90% that are
having we call elective set
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with elective status. When you said just because you got some chest pains, or you made of a stress
test, there is no
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issue
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and there is no protection from the future heart attack. And thank you, Dr. Esselstyn for being with
us here on the dean show, forgive us for the technical difficulties, and get the book preventing
reversing heart disease.
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You know what, it is a serious matter.
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You have this leading killer killing too many people. And we can go ahead and fight this by putting
by fighting our urges to eat the wrong foods and changing our ways and eating the right foods. And
God Willing with God's help, we can go ahead and take advantage of all the wonderful beautiful foods
that are out there.
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All the green beautiful vegetables, the fruits, and getting away from all this junk that's out
there. And when you put junk in what do you get junk out? So God willing, you can go ahead and make
these modifications these adjustments in our lives. So we can go ahead and live a more fruitful well
balanced life. We'll see you next time here on the D show. Until then, subscribe if you haven't
already. Peace be with you. There's no question that if the truth were known that coronary artery
disease is a toothless paper tiger that need never exist and if
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does exist it need never ever progress. What we've heard from President Clinton is the remarkable
change that he has been willing to make, to remove completely from his, his nutrition, those foods
which we know will devastate and injure the inner lining of your arteries. And the remarkable thing
is the capacity of the body has to heal itself. And when you do what President Clinton has done,
where you completely try to remove any foods that are going to injure your vessel, the body has this
remarkable capacity begin to heal itself. And I'm afraid that as a medical professional, we perhaps
have fallen down and really emphasize too much the drugs and the procedures and the operations which
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really treat the symptoms they do not treat the causation of this illness. This is one of the few
times since Hippocrates that we have not told patients about the causation of their illness.
