3 Months of Antimicrobials in Acute Non–Q-Wave Coronary Syndrome – (04-08-02)



3 Months of Antimicrobials in Acute Non–Q-Wave Coronary Syndrome

This article throws more weight in the ineffective etiology of cardiovascular disease. However, before you run to your cardiologist and ask for antibiotics (which will disturb normal flora in the GI tract and create other imbalances worse than your risk for CVD), remember that a natural approach to CVD is multifactorial. All the recommendations I give to lower risk of heart disease will also stimulate the immune response and address infectious agents from the inside.

Circulation — Abstracts: Sinisalo et al. 105 (13): 1555

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James Bogash

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