From then: 68-year old male, A-Fib, 28% ejection fraction, Left atrium 6.8.
To now: Sinus, 80% ejection fraction, Left atrium 3.7 (normal < 4.0).
Presented at A4M, Las Vegas, December 11, 09.
ABSTRACT
Two side-impact accidents left a 68-year-old patient with a damaged heart for which orthodox medicine had no treatment. This paper details how the multifactorial approach (MFA) –combining key essential requirements for optimum health, with an emphasis on rebuilding the muscles of the heart and the revascularization of regenerated heart muscles – enabled the patient to achieve a full recovery.
Keywords: “multifactorial approach” “alternative therapies” “cardiac injury” “left atrium” “A-Fib”.
Patient: 68-year-old Caucasian male, impact-induced (2 severe car accidents) atrial fibrillation (non-reversible; shock, chemical, ablation), left atrium 6.8 (<4.0 is normal), ejection fraction 28% (>50% is normal), 4/6 heart murmur. Besides “three drugs and a pacemaker/defibrillator,” mainstream medicine has no treatment protocol for such a patient, and absolutely none for a full recovery. Using the multifactorial approach (MFA) – combining key essential requirements for optimum health, with an emphasis on rebuilding the muscles of the heart and the revascularization of regenerated heart muscles –, we achieved a full recovery. Heart rhythm has been 100% sinus for 3 years now, ejection fraction 80%, left atrium 3.7 (normal again), and 1/6 heart murmur. The key alternative modalities that were combined included: resistance exercise (weight-lifting), organ-specific embryonic cell extracts (heart, mesenchyme, and muscle), EECP (enhanced external counter pulsation), small amounts of human growth hormone (HGH), meditation, breathing techniques, and a number of nutrients that are heart-specific and anti-inflammatory.
Addendum: 62-year-old male patient, extremely poor state of health (bronchitis, poor skin color, congestive heart failure, coronary artery disease, heart irregularities uncontrollable with pacemaker, ejection fraction 18%, on priority list for heart transplant) followed the same recovery protocol in two 4-months segments. He is now off the heart transplant list, his ejection fraction has nearly tripled, his pacemaker now effective, and he is “in good health with lots of smiles” back working on his farm, lifting bails of hay for weight-training exercises.
ALTERNATIVE THERAPIES IN THE TREATMENT OF CARDIAC INJURY;
A CASE REPORT WITH RECOVERY REGIMENS FOR NON-ABLATABLE ATRIAL FIBRILLATION AND GREATLY ENLARGED LEFT ATRIUM
By Hans J. Kugler, PhD
with Ulrich Friedrichson, MD, PhD, Fouad Ghaly, MD, and Paul Ward, PED.
Anti-Aging Therapeutics, Vol XII, pp. 173-182. Proceedings of
the 17th Congress of the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine, Las Vegas, 12.12.09
CD of talk available at: http://www.instatapes.com/A4M/toc.htm
Disc 3, talk No.2.
For an abstracted version, including treatment modalities, click on COMPENDIUM at http://www.antiagingforme.com
— Last Edited by Hans J. Kugler, PhD at 2011-12-02 21:30:39 —
