Tchai Quentin please explain why vitamin k is safe to take oh you come right out with it there you go
my understanding is that removal of calcium could remove the hard calcified protective cap
that's preventing soft plaque rupture thank you so much Tchai for bringing that out immediately
see that and in fact back when John was working with the channel he mentioned that several times
he was very concerned he actually even found a study where some guys had taken plaques out of
some animal cadavers and they had done something to remove the calcium and they had showed some
decreased strength of the plaque let's go back and think about this this is a biological process
and it's similar to scar tissue for example you get changes in a scar scars that are big and bulky
just really aren't as strong I'm not actually I'm not going to go there I will tell you this you see
that a lot is there proof one way or another no there isn't I'm not going to say I'm the
I know something that the science has not demonstrated do I think that causes weakness of
the plaque I do not and in fact go back and think about it how many times have you actually seen
decrease in calcium scores it is very unusual it happens but it's just like decreasing plaque did
that cause increase in risk or decrease well let me give you three examples of decreasing
plaque and decreasing calcium score the decreased plaque was mine I went from an artery age of what
70 what 73 74 back down to and that was associated with several improvements in my health a little
bit more weight loss more omega-3s actually for the statin haters out there close your ears
I actually started agreed to finally start taking a statin
now I did not have a calcium score at that time but to get back to your question specifically
we've got two videos one with John Lorscheider one with Gerry Kurth both of whom reversed
decreased their calcium score both of these were associated with significant loss of weight
significant improvement of health and I do not think that either one of those individuals were
increasing their cardiovascular risk at the end of the day yes calcification is a marker of aging and
stability and loss of that inflammation component but I don't think that you have to retain that
calcium in order to keep the plaque strong I'm turning into a rant here so I'll leave it alone
thank you very much for raising that question though it's a very common
so I'd like to talk with you a minute about the webinar people don't understand what the webinar
is it's actually a great way to get some access to health care that you're just not going to
get any other way you actually get the lab tests yourself for at a local lab a Quest lab near you
for the inflammation panel and the OGTT and the insulin survey these are things inflammation and
prediabetes that your doctor just does not know about and here's the thing Harvard Health and many
others have said look sudden death is not always so sudden the Hollywood picture that it's a bolt
out of the blue is not realistic it's more like real lightning preceded by clouds wind and rain
stop that metabolic storm before the lightning strikes and here's where that metabolic storm
comes from it's inflammation and it has to do usually with prediabetes so again we actually
get labs we go over them in the webinar and then you can start finding out how you can
prevent that heart attack others said that you couldn't even predict we can show you how thanks