What if WATER, not cholesterol, holds the key to heart disease? - Dr Stephen Hussey -

[@Willi-g9o]

My husband had a very busy career as a cardiothoracic surgeon and retired 2 yrs ago at 81 years old. He absolutely DOES NOT believe in the medical mainstream model of treating heart disease as most ALL of his heart surgery patients were on statins and still needed surgery. He took his patients off statins for them to only be put back on them by their cardiologist. He did many medical talks like this one through the years but could never break through the brainwashing of big pharma and medical school’s propaganda for profit. I, being a CVICU nurse, believe this man and my husband to be truth tellers.

[@aesalenmassage]

I remember the introduction of Statins . . . . they were for kids who were BORN with super-high cholesterol.

[@Willi-g9o]

@@aesalenmassage And Big P still has goal of giving children these drugs and bring their cholesterol as close to zero as possible! Very dangerous.

[@acer4237]

He should write a book.

[@LAStars-sratS]

Thanks for sharing that.

[@LAStars-sratS]

⁠@@acer4237he did, it’s called UNDERSTANDING THE HEART, go to 17:16 and u will c.

[@copisetic1104]

I went through repeated heart attacks for years open heart surgery, stents, everything. I finally fired my medical team and my cardiologist and started doing my own research, and settled on a good dose of nattokinase, berberine, vitamin D, vitamin K-mk7, and quabain for angina, i don’t use quabain anymore because I don’t get angina anymore. And anti-inflammatories and haven’t had a problem since and I’m 76 years old now feeling the best I have in years

[@megmodaff5989]

Quabain??

[@catherinelilyrichardson528]

@@copisetic1104 Thanks, good to know; keep it up and enjoy each and every moment

[@carollizc]

​@@megmodaff5989I googles it and was redirected to ouabain, 2hich is a very toxic substance occasionally used for chf.

[@samulmagnus1]

Something I have noticed about my body most the time...when I crave something sweet, I'm really thirsty. Drink water and no more sugar cravings.

[@lilaschwarz1236]

I noticed the same and also with fat. Often, a piece of lard or bacon helps instantly, if water isn't it.

[@loubob21]

I will try this. Thanks for commenting

[@janemalins3092]

@@loubob21me too😊

[@triciaduffyauthor]

Thanks for this. I was craving something sweet last night and was puzzled as to why that was happening. It didn’t feel right but I just couldn’t work out what was really going on. Now it all makes sense 🙏

[@msheart2]

@samulmagnus1 That's great. I take a grain of good sea salt with every cup of water I have, staring first thing in the morning. I don't drink water or with food 1 1/2 hour later only or half hour prior food.. Before using this method water would just go right through me and plenty has changed since using this which I gleaned from Barbara O'Neill video is Salt & Water - by Living Springs Retreat channel.

[@mysticalpathmysticalpath602]

My niece had a stroke at the age of 21 and they told my sister she had thick blood, my niece had a massive stroke again in her 30’s after having her second child a month later (suufer from migraine headaches all her life) and sadly passed away 2 years ago. We miss dear dearly she is resting in peace home with God. She didn’t like to drink any water. We all begged her to please drink water and she tried with flavoring package since she always said water made her gag but very very little. Water is so important. Sadly doctors don’t ask how much water you drink if you are not having kidney issues.

[@md82892]

THIS could be the most interesting presentation I’ve watched in youtube this year. It could open up far bigger research area, hope some scientists start researching this deeper

[@cirilloucazzu4457]

He’s a chiropractor making uninformed bullshit claims on KZbin. I can assure you with absolute certainty that it will not open a new area of investigation (unless, of course, one counts DOJ investigations).

[@jacknissen6040]

Moderate exercise. Prepare food from scratch. Clean water, from the source if possible.

[@wewillflourish4475]

I had exactly the same heart attack in 2019. My arteries were found to be squeaky clean at the time except a blood clot at that particular spot. Few years before that my 10 year risk of hospitalisation due to acute incident was assessed to be a mere 2%. I had normal cholesterol levels and blood pressure prior to and after my heart attack. Fast forward to 2024, I was diagnosed with a JACK2 mutation and essential thrombocytosis that causes elevated number platelets.

[@jaymcdeewin7069]

Excellent information! Thank you. Paul Mason MD from Australia provides similar insights for those willing to listen.

[@triciaduffyauthor]

Dr Paul Mason is brilliant.

[@Tubemanjac]

"Water has the answer" (Dr. Masaru Emoto) 🙏

[@kiwiroy48]

Water has memory

[@alysezalazinski5599]

Yes, it’s the perfect drink that the Lord left us for Earth 🌍

[@liewcheng3111]

@@kiwiroy48it is spirit. All the waters above the heavens, praise the Lord. Dew, frost and snow, praise the Lord. Springs of water, praise the Lord. Seas and rivers, praise the Lord

[@triciaduffyauthor]

I have the book and I am going to read it again. As happens often, the answer is staring us in the face but we are distracted by other things going on and all the “noise” around us.

[@darrendines4580]

A good actionable item you can perform is to install a RO (reverse osmosis) water filter under the sink. They are readily available on Amazon for about $200. You will have pure structured water that you need to remineralize by adding back minerals. I use LMNT (available on Amazon) with potassium, magnesium and sodium. You must also ground and get sunlight on your body and in your eyes every day. I am a retired AA water operator from Colorado living in HI. If you want your blood to clot (said no one) introduce aluminum into your body and you should experience significant clotting. Also, NEVER take a first draw out of any faucet (including RO faucet). Let it run for a few seconds before filling your glass. Aloha

[@alireid5874]

@darrendines4580 excess iron is also a big driver of coagulopathy. The strong positive charge messes with flow, encouraging clotting.

[@LittlebitofDixie]

Research VEGF in relation to clotting. It is simple to find this is very connected to clotting and cancer. Excess workout/walking/exercise raises VEGF. Research the anti VEGF natural substances. Spike protein is also implicated in VEGF related health issues.

[@anhumblemessengerofthelawo3858]

Hi. Any water that's run through pipelines and goes through hard right angles, is COMPLETELY DEAD WATER. Look up Dan Winter's water purifying devices. That are based on by ratio and Planck's constant. There is a vortex of life. Also, when water is charged with radiant energy, also called sunlight, it gets an exclusion zone barrier, which is the water that is around your cells. Never drink dead tap water. That's unbelievable.

[@suzannefronzaglio2427]

What does "RO" faucet mean?

[@Soliaipix]

@@suzannefronzaglio2427Reverse osmosis

[@anak-e1m]

Insufficient water is the mother off all the problems.

[@MaxGravitas]

"Your Body's Many Cries for Water" You are Not Sick, You are Thirsty! : - by F. Batmanghelidj

[@gboates]

And what you get out of most taps is far from water.

[@lauraarcher1730]

I have that book! It’s excellent!

[@HENDREBEATTY]

His book never cured my back pain by any means. Binned his book decades ago.

[@mjt1517]

@@gboates use a filter

[@pederjohansen2029]

Dr Malcolm Kendrick has written on this subject. Its called "The Clot Thickens". He has written on many subjects related to the medical establishment.

[@Ge1Ri4]

The speaker mentioned Dr Kendrick's book in his talk.

[@pederjohansen2029]

@@Ge1Ri4 my bad, I wrote the comment before I'd finished the video. If you are interested he also wrote a book called " Doctoring Data". Very good and giving an understanding of where and how we got to this point in time regarding health and medicine.

[@jimking6484]

I read it twice, back to back it was excellent!!

[@guy33909]

as a pretty healthy 65 yo , i learned the hard way that dehydration can be the root cause of heart attack. further research of lab results i found that my blood was alkaline, add a little frustration (stress) in the fla heat of summertime, bingo, heart attack, 3 times in 4 weeks. feeling much better now that i drink more water, take HCL for my low stomach acid and round up some B vitamins (premium nutritional yeast on the way)

[@bobbader4789]

What’s HCL ?

[@guy33909]

@@bobbader4789 stomach acid

[@ciarasullivan1379]

It’s about the quality of water you drink…Look into “structured water”

[@birgip.m.1236]

​​@@bobbader4789I think it's hydrochloride but you can look it up to check >What is a HCl supplement? Betaine hydrochloride is an acidic form of betaine, a vitamin-like substance found in grains and other foods. Betaine hydrochloride is recommended by some doctors as a supplemental source of hydrochloric acid for people who have a deficiency of stomach acid production (hypochlorhydria).

[@valerieassar8263]

Would brewers yeast be useful ..

[@ginnyblanco]

An unbalance in the amount of water intake and salt intake... the heart and brain are electrical organs, so if you start drinking to much water suddenly or start doing exercise and increase the amount of water intake and do not compensate with the correct amount of salt, you are going to have a stroke or heart attack for sure... the salt is an essential food... Even if don't do exercise and just drink water, sodas, coffee, juices, tea, milk,wine, beer or whatever and not compensate with salt, you are gonna be inflame (like fat) but from water (celular edema)... We used to drink water with minerals, nowadays they take away those minerals to put the water in bottles, cans, boxes and that it is preserved... is like drink water for the clothes iron... distilled water... is dead water... no minerals in it... no life... We don't need to drink 2 liters of water everyday, our body is 70% water ... so, we need salt to be hydrate...😊

[@LifeIsThePrayer]

Agreed. Salt is an electrolyte. So an important part of the electrical signals in the body

[@Tee667]

And what about us women who’s diet and lifestyle has seriously effected hormones and we bump into hot flushes and profuse sweating. It’s madness. I’ve seriously reduced my water/fluid intake, been carnivore 2 yrs and check thirst with salt first most of the time.

[@patrycja2696]

How much do we need to drink? If we mineralize?

[@Tee667]

@@patrycja2696 what we have lost, BIG TIME, is the ability to self assess. We need someone else to tell us what to do. We need to get back to basics and intuit needs

[@patrycja2696]

@@Tee667 I don't, I'm this freak of nature that is always doing my own thing... Keep experimenting etc I am just curious what this person thinks

[@sportysbusiness]

Whilst I 100% agree clotting is the main issue (read The Clot Thickens), unless I missed it he doesn't eliminate the 2020/21 jibby jabs as a potential cause for his unusual heart issue in a healthy male.

[@tanyasydney2235]

Good point.

[@aneesahfurqan8544]

indeed a strongly potential factor

[@jennyabel7231]

That was my first thought given the date of the test and his previous focus on healthy lifestyle

[@yaiburanakul8505]

And those things destroy the zeta potential.

[@donnamonney5088]

Because it’s not the cause. He’s telling about science, not fake theories or fake non vaccination agendas. 🇨🇦

[@gregkelley7428]

Did you get the MRNa jabs before your heart attack?

[@scoopdecoop]

yeh they call it the clot shot

[@stephenhussey7708]

no, I did not

[@solutions4tenants141]

When someone eats a low carb diet… they need to add more salt and iodine bcuz on an insulin spiking diet like the standard American diet… When insulin is high most of the day… it’s makes the body retain sodium. On a low insulin spiking diet like keto and carnivore, the body will not retain sodium thus the sodium and potassium balance needs to be supplemented for heart safety until one learns how to do those diets in a healthy way.

[@ginnyblanco]

That doesn't happen if people drink liters of water...

[@AlexV-jh7ul]

​@@ginnyblanco Drinking liters of water will wash out electrolytes even more

[@lmyers9999]

No … that makes it worse- drinking a lot of water is not necessary

[@carolhudson8999]

When I started eating very low carb I started adding Himalayan salt to my drinking water.

[@OnceUponaTimeline]

@@carolhudson8999 Almost all of which has no iodine added. Unless you eat a lot of seaweed, you probably aren't getting enough iodine. A lot of experts feel current chemical load in the body also blocks iodine function to at least some extent so we may need more in the current era than in the past.

[@liliandespot5585]

Thank you very much that was a wonderful act of kidness to share such good information, thank you once more

[@marshagrobman4975]

Absolutely fascinating! Thank you.

[@jeffreykitchens6729]

Adding sea salt and or pink Himalayan salt to your water helps your body cells absorb the water….Very Important!!

[@carnivorechronicles]

Wow, I hope you fully recover. You’ve given me much to consider.

[@sabine8419]

Wow! That was super interesting. I hope we will see more of this in the future. This needs to become common knowledge.

[@lmyers9999]

Listen to Dr Jack Kruse…

[@juelix]

I just clicked on this video to comment that the thumbnail photo has standup comedian vibes 😂

[@johnbemery7922]

Excellent presentation, a whole new angle to consider.

[@charlie-i7q]

ok so im 45 smoked and drank even had petrol and diesil in my mouth and eyes because of working on cars ,drank like a fish most of my life sht diet we live around kiwi fruit orchards which dump the poisons into our air but said no to the vax no heart problems on the other hand my brother took the vax and now has 70% blocked heart brain fog and is losing weight he's not a smoker doesn't drink much and eats healthy also had cancer op last year .

[@suzannegraham1963]

Sounds like the jab did a number on him

[@carolhudson8999]

I prayed and God told me NOT to take the vax. I'm so glad He told me not to have it.

[@ryanlashbrook5721]

did he get covid

[@carlosgaspar8447]

i think hussey said his heart attack was in 2020 which would preclude the jab; but that was my first thought.

[@DisgruntledSpam]

That one variable must explain everything. Fantastic scientific work.

[@Percyfaith7]

Very interesting. Dr. Jack Kruse has suggested folks drink plenty of pure RO or spring water before lipid blood draws to get an accurate reading. Water, sunlight and grounding are all relatively free....what great gifts from nature.

[@itzakehrenberg3449]

Clean water though is not so free anymore...

[@carolhudson8999]

@@itzakehrenberg3449 I distill my tap water to remove all the chemicals the local authorities put in it. It tastes so good now & this encourages me to drink more fresh water.

[@johnking5759]

That's why the government recommends we stay out of the sun, if you do dare go outside, cover yourself in chemical filled 'sunscreen' - they have poisoned the tap water - they prefer everyone wear rubber soled shoes. Listen to what these lunatics advise...and then do the opposite!

[@anzacman5]

My thoughts exactly. Get out in the sun. Drink clean natural water - spring or rain -

[@johnking5759]

@@anzacman5 I agree but be aware of rainwater with all those chem-trails full of micro metals & chemicals...there is nothing they won't interfere with.

[@JoyPeace-ej2uv]

My grandfather died after years of diabetes. It started with water retention in his feet they were talking about amputating them he said he would rather die. This was roughly 1970. Then he developed water around his lungs then his heart then he died. For the time this was a common progression. I personally refuse to take statins, the side effects looked just like what my grandfather went through and cleared up as soon as I stopped the statins. As a medical technologist who ran medical tests in the lab on patients for years and watched the outcomes for as many years I simply do not trust USA pharmaceutical companies. I prefer how Pakistani and doctors from India treat my illnesses. They use medicines with long histories not the "latest greatest" which we don't know how many they have killed yet and how they kill.

[@willmv4139]

Verty interesting topic! Seeing the year of the incident 2021, I am very curious whether you took a jab?? I do not see this topic in the index??

[@truthreignsfacts4997]

Good question!

[@guy33909]

@@willmv4139 nope

[@truehealth992]

I find that very interesting about water and heart health. I took care of a woman 101 and still walking. Not eating especially healthy. SAD diet. Developed swelling in her feet. Was given a diuretic. Had a stroke and died 2 weeks later. She was of course quite elderly and not eating the best foods but I was wondering if medication was helpful to her or possibly not…

[@ShoppingEmail-dr1fs]

at that age you have about a 0.01 percent change of waking up every day anyway god bless her.

[@Debbie-rp1pi]

Swelling in feet is linked to sodium deficiency (hyponatremia).

[@wocket42]

​@@Debbie-rp1pi is it really? Source?

[@radar5464]

I heard a couple both say their fathers passed not long after being put on bp meds. The wife said her dad was also told to reduce salt. Also have my own experience w extreme ongoing dehydration after toradol couple times for pain. In layman's terms I kept insisting to drs something was wrong with my blood flow but was unheard. I finally pursued vascular testing on my own and was diagnosed w small vessel disease. Months later I was diagnosed w pvcs and svpcs after experiencing palpitations, w zero heart issues prior to when all this began.

[@m.bird.]

Probably not. The body has so many redundancies to keep us alive. Meds are too extreme a change at once in a fragile balance.

[@theselector4733]

A few years ago I went on a "Juice Cleanse" - mainly Beetroot Juice & Green Juice, adding lemons & ginger. That's pretty much all I had for around 2 weeks. I had a scheduled blood test and the nurse said she'd never seen blood so thin, it literally "GUSHED" out of my arm when she inserted the needle. There were no deficiencies or abnormities found.

[@MommaLousKitchen]

Because the water in fruit is structured?

[@BowenUSA]

Plants contain structured water with balanced minerals that are the most bioavailable. Not to mention the vitamins, polyphenols, antioxidants, and more. ❤🍎 🥕

[@KenshinPhoenix]

Beetroot juice is high in sugar, so I don't think it's healthy to be drinking in large quantities, especially with nothing to slow down the absorption of it.

[@janbouwman7020]

I am carnivore for 6 years now and wow all my illnesses got cured my blood profile is perfect

[@isabs8616]

​@@KenshinPhoenixit is not the same beetroot that produce the sugar. The one he talks about has not so much sugar in it, and it is the best for cleaning liver.

[@adriansrfr]

Chronic insulin spikes lead to chronic sodium retention, which leads to chronic hypertension, which leads to chronic damage and inflammation in the arteries.

[@APEXCARNIVORE]

You forgot to mention what causes the chronic insulin spikes in the first place, which is chronic consumption of processed carbs, along with the easily oxidized linoleic acid from seed oils.

[@mikevaldez7684]

​@@APEXCARNIVOREdon't forget the high consumption of high saturated fat laden animal proteins 😢

[@Debbie-rp1pi]

High insulin is caused by sodium deficiency which leads to sodium retention which leads to hypertension 😊😊. Ben Bikman linked low sodium to high insulin recently.

[@keylanoslokj1806]

​@@Debbie-rp1piwhich low sodium is caused by high carb toxicity. You are just circling back to his point

[@wocket42]

​@keylanoslokj1806 it is a cycle, yes. The point is still valid that low salt makes it worse.

[@WowzaGuy]

This is fascinating but there are some confounding factors that make your personal story a difficult data point. First, you are a T1 diabetic, which is a high risk for heart attack. Second, the blood thinners were a new entrant unrelated to water. Perhaps there is something interesting to explore which is the water hypothesis in the context of T1D?

[@sabine8419]

He was diabetic but obviously didn't have diabetic damage to his arteries prior to his medical incident. It really doesn't matter though, as the mechanism would still apply.

[@Clobercow1]

It's only high risk for a heart attack if it's not controlled, which he was doing.

[@pramuanchutham7355]

Clot is 65% fibrin 20% platelets 10% RBC 4% Chloresterol 1© WBC. Reducing fibrins and platelets (above avg.205,000) with proteolytic enzymes (Nattokinase, Serrapeptase, Bromelain) lessens the chance of forming clots.

[@ck6962]

I wanted to add to this. After having covid a few times in '22 I developed symptoms of microclotting issues in my toes, discoloration, pain, and lower pulse oximiter readings in effected toes. I started using nattokinase, vit K2, garlic, etc. and after a couple of months it went away (after being there almost 2 years). I had researched and found studies, journal articles, etc. that showed nattokinase effecting the spike protein's clotting activity which is why I had added it to my supplement regimen. Since I'm continually exposed to covid and it's spike protein, I am taking it daily and it seems to be working for me, I've had no furthur incidents or symptoms. Before I got covid I had problems with bleeding and bruising, so I was reluctant to use prescription blood thinners. I did use low dose aspirin when I tested positive for covid and had covid symptoms, but didn't think to continue it afterward, not realizing the microclotting would be an issue afterward. Something else to consider if someone is having similar issues. This video has given me another avenue to research for the clotting issues myself, my daughter and my nephew have recently developed (they're in their early 20's and can't tolerate swallowing pills or capsules!) and I'm thankful for it. I just subscribed to his channel.

[@WendyJones-zx7is]

And whiskey single malt whiskey

[@nessieness5433]

@@WendyJones-zx7is Great for intestinal cancers and oesophagus cancer.

[@XanderDDS]

thinking outside of the box as usual dave, thanks for this content and your continued hard work!

[@ErinCummings-rz7xp]

I am so glad structured water is finally being discussed in terms of healthcare! I've been drinking structured water for over a year and was just looking into infared sauna.....thanks for this video!

[@pennyboardman6691]

Hi Erin, ? Esperance. Even if not, incredibly interesting and reinforcing information. 😊😊

[@cirilloucazzu4457]

It’s a scam!!! C’mon, folks-don’t be so damn gullible. If it does everything he claims, why is there ZERO scientific evidence from even a single randomized, double-blind, placebo controlled trial in the published literature? Queue the standard conspiracy theory retort (big pharma, big medicine, big government, big foot, blah, blah, blah).

[@brendanfitzpatrick3824]

Caveat: I didn't watch the video. But I did have a little conversation with chatgpt about "structured water" (an interesting topic) and this is an excerpt from one of it's answers: You're right; achieving or sustaining exclusion zone (EZ) water or structured water consistently within the body would likely be challenging. While the unique properties of water near hydrophilic surfaces are observable in controlled lab settings, the human body presents a vastly more complex and dynamic environment. Here’s why reliable or consistent formation of structured water inside the body is improbable: 1. Constant Fluid Dynamics: Biological fluids are in constant motion, influenced by circulation, metabolism, and cellular activity. This movement disrupts the stable conditions typically needed for EZ water to form and persist next to hydrophilic surfaces. 2. Thermodynamic Instability: The stability of EZ water relies on particular conditions-such as proximity to specific hydrophilic surfaces and energy input, like infrared light-that are challenging to maintain consistently in living tissue. In the body, temperature fluctuations, metabolic reactions, and biochemical signals constantly shift these conditions. 3. Variable Hydrophilic Surfaces: While cells and proteins do have hydrophilic regions, they vary widely in shape, charge, and function. Structured water requires highly specific conditions that may not align consistently with the molecular diversity of cell membranes, proteins, and other biological structures. 4. Limited Infrared Light Availability: In lab studies, infrared light helps expand the EZ layer. However, within the body, natural sources of infrared energy are limited, especially in deeper tissues, making it hard to sustain or grow EZ layers. 5. Complex Ion Environment: EZ water excludes ions and particles, but body fluids are rich in various ions (sodium, potassium, chloride, etc.) necessary for physiological function. This complex ionic environment likely disrupts any stable formation of EZ water. In summary, while the body does have hydrophilic surfaces and water does exhibit unique properties at these interfaces, replicating the conditions for structured or EZ water as seen in lab studies within the dynamic environment of the body would be extremely difficult. Any effects of structured water in a biological context are likely transient and localized, rather than consistent or systemic.

[@MisterDivineAdVenture]

I find it absurd that we have no direct evidence of in-vivo EZ water functioning. This would be too easy using simpler organisms like Planaria. They can be observed. And the presentation DID show such evidence as in post-mortem blood flow continuing and I think other evidences. As for details of heat energy sufficient - bring it on. The mammalian body is equipped with cellular furnaces that get so hot they self-destruct if there is not sufficient anti-oxidants to keep the fire under control. This health is (the Mitochondria) is also directly supported by radiant heat energy throughout the body. And I am very interested in learning its secrets. Publicly so far we know relatively little and this presentation was a good update. It's all too perfect but - stay warm. Striving towards a unified health solution does not fit the prior evolutional model based on individual expendability. But humans cost a great deal to produce. And their value is sometimes incalculably great. Meaning that new methods of refinement of existing strategies are presumed. And reliance on statistically based medicine - where individual outcomes literally do not matter - produces only failure - they are obsolete to Strivers.

[@whitehorse1959]

You do know that our bodies produce infrared radiation at prodigious rates right? That’s why infrared cameras are used in search and rescue. No need for an external source at all.

[@DonnaCsuti-ji2dd]

Question people are quite long lived in our area and not many strokes or heart attacks. Our water comes from snow melt in nearby high mountains that comes down in rivers. Could our water source be helpful? We also live near salt water bays and estuaries so the ground water could have some salt admixture.

[@bonniedavis9076]

I dont think soooo

[@inkbugdesign]

For the love of God please don't get your medical information from ChatGPT.

[@twintwitch1]

The angio seal used on me was screwed up. Ultra sound revealed the cardiologist who did the angiogram allowed a tiny bit of the collagen seal to get in the artery. The bit of collagen acted like a rock in a fast stream of water creating back currents when the speed of my blood was increased with exercise. Eventually the collagen migrated to my toes. That took about 9 months. It took years for the collagen to dissolve down at my toes.

[@WhytePip]

Yikes! I hope you are feeling well now. I had a specialist warn me of danger of a latex plug being inserted into a vein if the vial cover isn't removed before injectable being drawn into syringe.....can cause problems for people with allergies.

[@laulaja-7186]

One of many reasons to decline the angiogram. I mean sure, the doc might love to get a clearer picture of just where the problem is. But they already know what the problem is, and generally what to do about it. None of the therapies other than high risk open heart surgery benefit from the precise picture gained from the angiogram.

[@scottishfoldmocha5875]

You might missed high stored iron (ferritin) has to be less than 100. Increased ferritin to 200 will increase heart attack risk several folds. Also you didn't mention anything about your omega3 profile, how much fish oil were you taken, and homocysteine has to be less 6.

[@georgeborb3245]

Ferritin less than 100 in Western middle - aged males is very unrealistic. Everybody must be high risk according to that .

[@binathere2574]

I would like to add folate deficiency will elevate homocysteine, this in turn will cause endothelial damage and also cause clotting.

[@raysteel6317]

Information on if he took the "safe and effective" would be excellent information to have. What are the chances this information could be dug up?

[@CaptainSteve777]

Agreed. Without knowing the jab status (and D-Dimer) makes me skeptical of the entire talk and his conclusion.

[@resourceyourhealth6183]

I did not have any of the injections

[@raysteel6317]

@@resourceyourhealth6183 Wise decision, and thank you for your response.

[@veryaware]

Interesting thanks

[@swingtag1041]

Why don't you find his email and ask him yourself?

[@KenshinPhoenix]

This is fascinating, I knew some of these things about negative ions in the body but didn't know about the relation between water and endothelium! The allopathic paradigm is so incredibly wrong and downright dangerous much of the time. These are important discoveries.

[@savitachawla6826]

Gratitude.....for sharing God❤ bless You

[@DCGreenZone]

Serrapeptase, Lumbrokinase, Nattokinase.

[@Supplementarian]

I supplement with Nattokinase and I know it works.

[@DCGreenZone]

@@Supplementarian 👍👍👍👍

[@ronniekirby5406]

@@Supplementarianworks in what regard? I’ve been taking every night since about a month after my heart attack. I sure hope it works 😊

[@Supplementarian]

@@ronniekirby5406 Nattokinase helps prevents fibrin from wrapping around red blood cells leading to a heart attack. I encourage you to learn more about this on your own. If you accepted the 2021 jab, your risks are much higher, so please be proactive.

[@ronniekirby5406]

@@Supplementarian First, I have not taken any jab since about 2012 🤘… secondly, I have been researching quite a bit, but have not found anything substantial regarding the efficacy of these enzymes on humans … other than epidemiological stuff regarding Japanese population

[@keithcarrico6956]

Uhhh...C-19 vaccinated?

[@mfkleven]

This is genuinely fascinating and needs to be pursued. But presenting it as “the real cause” of heart attacks is misleading. It may be “a” cause, or a contributing cause. But the traditional paradigm (lipoproteins, etc.) cannot be dismissed as obsolete because, while incomplete, it’s very effective at predicting and preventing events. To replace it, this hypothesis needs to be proven superior in outcome studies. That will take a lot of time and a ton of science.

[@resourceyourhealth6183]

Sure, but I couldn't wait for the "science" to tell me it's true. I had to do something then, and it worked. Science and statistics aren't as relevant to n of 1 experiments, that's the beauty of n=1. R. Buckminster Fuller said something the the effect of you never change something by resisting the existing model, to change something, create a new model that makes the old model obsolete.

[@chris-in-oceania]

What I really need after THAT is a cat video! Did anyone actually feel better informed after watching this video?

[@philipbaker6567]

No i didnt

[@AlexM-jd2ro]

This changes everything, but it is hard to accept by many people, we are all mortal, and this thing makes many people' life's work simply insignificant

[@mjt1517]

what?

[@brianhoule975]

Beetroot lowered my LDL cholesterol and my BP by about ten points...Chaga lowered my BP (systolic by ~20 and diastolic by about 15) after only three weeks when stepped properly at the right temperature for hours. It lasts about two weeks in the fridge, about an once a day...I stopped taking it wh4n I run out many times and BP goes right back up after a few weeks then down again. I've never had a something work so noticeably in my life either zero side effects besides antioxidants and a stronger immune system.

[@jeffreyharrison4045]

Thank you! Great episode

[@flxmkr]

My doctor wanted to put me on statins for my extremely high cholesterol. I told him I was slightly underweight, had normal blood sugar, had always had low blood pressure, and I didn’t have heart symptoms except MVP pain (Mitral Valve Prolapse…I’m only valuable to my doctors 😁). He told me he would not prescribe the statins if I would go through the testing. I got the results before my next appointment, thanks to My Chart: No evidence of calcium or plaque. I had a big grin on my face when he walked in. He said, “OK. No medicine. You have a beautiful heart!” This, when heart disease and high cholesterol runs rampant in both sides of my family. 😊

[@laulaja-7186]

Someone told me that the Louisiana Cajun community tends to have sky high cholesterol but no significant heart effects from it. Theory is, it functions similarly to sickle cell anaemia in providing resistance to malaria.

[@pedrobedoy9574]

You are describing Tai Chi energy exercise, morning air morning Light, spring Water first thing to touch your lips.plenty of lime juice 😂❤🎉 move blood with gentle movements 😮😊

[@zamfirtoth6441]

The summary gave decent actionable strategies, except for the water itself. I know there is a ton of info out there on structured water, but most of it goes way over my head.

[@DeeElle2]

You can make “sun” tea, or put water in a glass bottle and put it in the sun, and also get sun yourself to get protons.

[@BeefNEggs057]

No he didn’t do keto or low carb. With trigs 114 and HDL of 54 aren’t the numbers of anyone in ketosis. Must’ve been doing low fat plant based is my guess. That’s the problem. Meat based would’ve prevented this.

[@stephenhussey9266]

@@BeefNEggs057 I was on a carnivore diet when this happened and had been for 2 years. Open your mind to new explanations, I was forced to.

[@richhahn2443]

@@BeefNEggs057 You have no way of knowing that.

[@NoTrashInHeaven]

​@BeefNEggs057 good catch, was washing dishes whilst listening.

[@corinnecoombs2956]

Wow great video. Thanks. My husband had a quadruple bypass almost a year ago following 2 heart attacks. Sadly hes on loads of medication including statins and his LDL is dangerously low at 1.9 which im not happy about. Ive also learned that the cholesterol is requred to actually repair the damaged heart!! I have told him what i think. But sadly his heart change over rate us only 40% not 50-55% like yours. So not sure what his next echo will show. I suspect he wont see much chage while on statins.

[@Supplementarian]

Anyone taking stains should be sure to include Ubiquinone CoQ10 in their daily supplement regimen.

[@michelleporter749]

Really interesting. In watching, I also wondered whether you have received the covid vaccine and whether that is related to the process you describe since there have been so many with blood clots, especially children, after getting the shots.

[@anitachisnell8412]

Low deuterium foods and EZ water, we are electrical, that’s why animals that have eaten their natural diet, grass fed beef, animal fat, sunlight and grounding is so healthy for us.

[@LulaJake]

I was searching the comments for a reference to Deuterium, thank you.

[@anitachisnell8412]

@ there is a really good channel ‘busysuperhuman’, by Dr Sarah Pugh. She had a biologist on there that studies deuterium and the body, he’s carnivore and only has one drink in the morning, that’s his only drink. He explains all about it and other things too. She has some very interesting guests on her channel and is very good with the questions too. I only found her a few weeks ago.

[@acer4237]

Good talking points,thanks so much for sharing.

[@Teresa-u6r8j]

Hey Doc, do you think you could give a more layman’s explanation of this information? I would really like to comprehend the information, but I’m just not able to.

[@cirilloucazzu4457]

It was a layman’s perspective (he’s not an MD). He’d like to really comprehend it, too, but does not.

[@Pazymaspaz]

Yes, I agree it was quite difficult to follow!

[@lmyers9999]

I would recommend constant Grounding at is discourages clots and increases artery flexibility - red blood cells won't clump together when grounded . sleep grounded and get a grounding mat to sit on during day and walk barefoot or wear grounding shoes outside. he must have the clotting gene as the Cholesterol gene does not cause clotting. Lowering stress could be helpful as the body interprets stress as a danger to be attacked and ups clotting factors in case the wild animal the body thinks is attacking pulls an arm off etc. Be sure that the low carb diet he is on doesn't include high deuterium carbs. GO Low Deuterium within the low carb.

[@deanl5832]

How do you sleep grounded and can we make our own grounding mat?

[@lmyers9999]

@@deanl5832 they sell grounding sheets, mats and socks... and yes you could make your own but mfg'd ones are relatively cheap... I wear grounding socks ($20) to bed when I travel and sleep on grounding sheets ($100) at home. I have a small mat I sit on at my desk ($30)

[@steelzmb4262]

Never use table salt, only pink and Celtic.

[@ScottStokes-y2d]

Iodine deficiency

[@Brianboru-k8y]

​@@ScottStokes-y2ddrink seaweed tea

[@Indiana_Paul]

These natural salts contain iodine?

[@eliara-thevoice8430]

Truth. Redmond's is good too.

[@BowenUSA]

Funny to think replacing one form of salt for another will somehow fix the problem. The video showed that what is needed is the counterbalance to sodium which is potassium which is found in PLANTS. Bioavailable sodium is accompanied by potassium and magnesium by nature because it contains them in the living water of the plant. Thylakoids, people!

[@Vladimirleninputin]

WOW WOW WOW is all I can say, and give this man a nobel prise +1 million

[@aprilek6003]

Love Stephen story - Thinking outside of the box, wondering, and testing is how we learn. I am so glad to have found "this" community. The sharing of information is invaluable

[@Thewellshomestead]

Wow, no statin, smart guy. Our 14 year old son was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when he was 9. He eats LC but endo prescribed a statin for his VERY high LDL. I said no.

[@sclark9011]

for years we were told it was 'fat fat is the number one killer' i have started eating butter ,have cut sugar and reduced carbs, i love salt and meat with fat on. my DVT has not recurred and i am not taking the blood thinners i was told I'd need to be on for the rest of my life....I hated them they gave me blurred vision, lethargy, body rash and itching. now i exercise and hydrate, get up regularly if on long sitting positions.

[@joshgordon2484]

So does tea and coffee count toward water consumption?

[@carolgoodbaum6857]

Coffee and tea are said to be dehydrating.

[@MommaLousKitchen]

Because of bowel movements.

[@joshgordon2484]

As a retired physician i realize they act as diuretics but am wondeing if the body retains enough water for the benefits described in the video. Thanks

[@monicatry1583]

Tea with boiled water has been my main source of water for many decades, drinking tap water only for taking natural remedies in pill or capsule form. Never drink glasses of water. Do eat very well. I am 81.

[@johnkuncho7239]

Tea = surfactant = yes, coffee = not so much.

[@Bee-of5xz]

Thank you Dave for posting these!

[@ZMacZ]

Clotting and cholestrol. High cholestrol facilitates grip, and clotting uses the facilitated grip and latches on. Result = blocked vein. Don't do high cholestrol, do lower than average cholestrol like 80% max of 'health' proposals, which are artificially kept high to avoid people quitting high cholestrol meats and fats and cheese and such. As a rule if it's limiting factor, go only as high as 80% of it.

[@risecopeman5409]

I totally believe what he is saying and doing. However, I want to know if he was given a recent covid injection? Or if he had ever had covid? Either of those things are at least cofactors/comorbidities.

[@reynolds753]

Very interesting ideas. But this is T1D (higher risk of heart attack) and also n=1. We need good quality, large scientific studies before we can draw conclusions…? I’ve started Kendrick’s book

[@Thewellshomestead]

What is Kendrick's book?

[@reynolds753]

@@Thewellshomestead The Clot Thickens, by Dr Malcolm Kendrick

[@Thewellshomestead]

@@reynolds753 thanks!

[@cirilloucazzu4457]

Not if you’re a bullshit artist (in which case an n of 1 is statistically persuasive evidence).

[@mariomenezes1153]

Great video. Thank you! Lot of amazing information. Had a question. What was Dr. Hussey's lp(a) number and could that potentially impact clotting in any way? Or is that factor irrelevant? Thanks for the great insights!

[@savage22bolt32]

Well, I'm 70. Three cups of coffee in the AM, 4 beers in the PM. I can't remember the last time I had a glass of water (or soda). Hope I'm getting the ez h20 i need.

[@danieljrgensen133]

Which bloodthinner and at what dose? ....is what I want to know! 🤔😉

[@binathere2574]

Garlic is a blood thinner. Drink garlic water

[@quattr03]

Thank you for sharing this video. I thought LMHR folks normally have Trig

[@BrianIsASexPot]

He's nowhere near LMHR and his Tri/HDL ratio is almost 3.

[@BeefNEggs057]

His HDL is 54 which is way low and tells me he’s doing low fat vegetable based - not is ketosis. Trigs are 114 which is high for anyone doing very low carb. This guy was cheating a lot or doing low fat and lots of greens and nuts. Definitely not the numbers you see when you go meat based.

[@doddgarger6806]

He was carnivore, he is a t1d tho this is a major factor in cvd

[@ShoppingEmail-dr1fs]

yes, I have that - low triglycerides, normal healthy HDL, massively high LDL. But I'm healthy as a bean. 0 CAC - very minor soft plaque at age 62 - keeping an eye on things - watching my fibrinogen closely. my HSCRP is very low.

[@lamdaba7]

​@@doddgarger6806carnivore can often be high protein, and result in very low ketosis if any

[@kathleennorton6108]

Water becomes structured and energerized by moving through curved places. Modern water is forced only through straight and angled pipes.

[@lilylui1]

Got lost in it ! Is it to drink more water? And what’s structured water ?

[@mumsiemac8707]

Here's a question for this knowledgeable community from a newbie carnivore (after 33 years as a vegetarian!) I have a laundry list of ailments following a tick bite. I am concerned that if ever I become hospitalised and unconscious I might be given the high glucose feeding tube stuff. If awake, I would obviously refuse this. Can any of you doctors tell me if there's a keto version? eg for epileptic kids?? Thanks in advance.

[@HughJitsu]

saline drip?

[@sierrarose318]

You should make sure you don't have alpha gal, which you can get from a tick bite. It would cause you to be unable to eat mammal meat. It often doesn't get caught right away because the reaction to eating meat is delayed by a few hours. If you have it, it can cause extreme itching, hives, and digestive system problems. It can also lower your blood pressure so that you become unconscious. I would ask for an alpha gal test if you are having these symptoms.

[@mumsiemac8707]

No I don't react to red meat so no reason to suspect alpha gal. Thanks for checking. The saline drip is a good suggestion, like using the time as a water fast but I doubt doctors would allow that.

[@svenva]

The orientation of water on a surface does not increase zeta potential but polar repulsion. Zeta potential only shows up when you have a charged particle that is screened by the opposite charge to reduce its effective charge, e.g., positively charged protein is screened by chloride ions in liquid, which reduces effective charge. it is true, however, that if particles reduce their polar repulsion, aggregation can take place.

[@PursuitAthleticTV]

Awesome presentation - truly cutting edge info that everyone and anyone needs to hear. Thank you!

[@marksexton1340]

Awesome video.... But please do a video, a little slower, and more in depth, on the things you did, to help/heal.... extremely interested.

[@patrycja2696]

There is lots already out there: search for podcasts with Pollock and Jack Kruse, On Sarah Kleiner,Max Gulhane, Sara Pugh, Ricci flow nutrition etc

[@kokomoko6162]

@@marksexton1340 yes. I could hardly keep up. He did say he had a lot going on cover. I’ve watched 2x

[@champ1238]

Brilliant talk very informative

[@cirilloucazzu4457]

No-it’s not. It is literally bullshit.

[@TheRadgeOne]

Dr Berg would argue we are likely deficient in electrolytes such as sodium, potassium, magnesium, and chloride due to intensive farming. As the name suggests, these elements carry an electrical charge, which could enable EZ water.

[@artbyjames]

Thank goodness for true scientists. These people are thermal future

[@artbyjames]

You mean real future

[@LulaJake]

11:00 He didn't mention Cl which is Chlorine. I haven't drunk tap water for years because I detest the taste of Cl.

[@cazzalyric]

Koltsovlf plates structure water. Been using the various versions for years now. Pets and plants.

[@AB-ry4qi]

We have to know if he took the "safe and effective".

[@resourceyourhealth6183]

I did not, never will, but I am giving a presentation at the Wise Traditions Conference in a few weeks about the mechanisms of how the injections caused clotting

[@Oakleylaurie]

​@@resourceyourhealth6183 Thank you for not getting offended at the question and your upcoming presentation affirms it's a valid one.❤

[@AB-ry4qi]

@@resourceyourhealth6183 thanks for responding. Since you did not have any of the indicators, what caused your clot? The idea of structured water may have helped your recovery, but do you know the root cause yet. Zero calcium score, low triglycerides, high HDL and low insulin are typical of an LMHR blood work. You showed some blood work (tri=114, HDL=47), which is high for tri and low for HDL for LMHR. Most folks have a tri of < 60 and a HDL > 70. What was your insulin? LMHR has very low insulin like less than 3. These numbers came from Nick Norwitz and Dave Feldman, both LMHRs, who worked on a study of LMHRs. I still wonder how your body created the large clot. It's scary.

[@stephenhussey9266]

@@AB-ry4qi That is a long explanation, no one will ever be able to know for sure what the cause was. Briefly, the most relevant factors IMO were a combination of dehydration, oxalate dumping (there were oxalates on urinalysis), a period of increased stress followed by very stressful news about a close family member a day and a half before the heart attack, and the fact that I unwisely did an intense HIIT workout about 20 minutes before the HA. All of this combined with lack or stimuli that create EZ water in the arteries created a situation where an acute clot formed. And it's no coincidence that it was in the artery of the body under the most pressure and in an area that already creates turbulent/interrupted blood flow (curve in an artery).

[@AB-ry4qi]

Thanks again, Stephen, for being so open. I was curious if you had been in any accidents where you injured your leg or legs weeks before the HA? I ask because a close friend had a blood clot causing a severe HA. He lived, and was healthy at the time of the HA. He was getting back to exercising weeks after a car accident where both legs were injury, but not broken. Doctor said it was possible for a clot from the injury to cause the HA even weeks later. Please continue to share anything you learn about your HA and future scans.

[@snarefreak4761]

In the avoid boxes, I saw Fat Oxidation... does that mean rancid fat products like rancid olive oil or actually losing weight via low carb or fasting (which is fat oxidation in the body)?

[@LifeIsThePrayer]

Seed oils go rancid very fast. Also called oxidation. But you can’t tell because they are so deodorized. If animal fat oxidizes you know it. You can smell it.and you won’t want to eat it. Animal fat aka saturated fat is far less likely to go rancid as they have no open bonds such as polyunsaturated and monounsaturated. Olive oil is less bad because it mostly contains monounsaturated fatty acids.

[@snarefreak4761]

@@LifeIsThePrayer so this is related to diet and not necessarily your body oxidizing fat cells when losing weight, correct?

[@LifeIsThePrayer]

@@snarefreak4761 Yes. Diet.

[@MommaLousKitchen]

Rancid olive oil? WTF?

[@MommaLousKitchen]

​@@LifeIsThePrayerI wonder if that's why I don't like fried food 😳 that's crazy. Never been a big fan.

[@puppyluppy-u5b]

Very interesting presentation. I've long thought that the simplest cures and treatments are the best ones. I'm not a big fan of shots and pills although I take them when needed.

[@HealingLifeKwikly]

Meanwhile, in the real world, if you keep LDL under 70 for a lifetime there's no heart disease.

[@supermarinespitfire1]

very interesting. I first heard about EZ water on Dave Asprey's podcast 5+ years ago. I liked the visuals here though, to understand the concept better.

[@spandon]

Excellent, thanks

[@keithrogers9741]

Can hydrogen water be considered structured water?

[@kimberlyf4888]

I don't believe, based on what I've learned, that hydrogen water is necessarily structured. You will need to structure it.

[@keithrogers9741]

@@kimberlyf4888 Thank you

[@summerbrooks9922]

How do you structure water?

[@judithmcrae3704]

Interesting info && comments are good also

[@MisterDivineAdVenture]

All right! Great news! You didn't comment on whether flavored waters - i.e. teas and similar low-sugar drinks - are sufficiently pure. And tap waters, as bottled water is pretty damn expensive these days. And have just about the same toxins if not worse. I use water to supply nutrients by adding berries and kale pulp basically. I can answer my own question - should not matter in the least as 1) PLASMA is full of stuff. But following the general anti-diabetic cautions and long-term treatment is optimum - probably. And 2) water is absorbed through a different process than nutrients and is effectively purified to enter the bloodstream. I'd like to know more about this. On the other hand the Lymph system is always pure water - and being "pumpless" may exhibit far greater prevalence and dependence on EZ boundaries.

[@gayharrison9901]

In my opinion, I note that in the UK at least, more people had clots following a medical injection during 2021-22 than who drink structured water

[@trend0000]

Yes! It happened to me and my friend, we are both around 70….

[@ivanakozbur]

Exactly, what about nano genetic experiment in 2021?

[@cirilloucazzu4457]

There you have it, folks. Irrefutable scientific evidence. Science has spoken.

[@toni4729]

Cold exposure is a bit tough when you live in the tropics but the rest is easy enough to follow. Thanks.

[@melissag3005]

What am I missing? No one seems to have noticed he is NOT a LMHR. Trigl are over 100! HDL 47! What am I missing?? I'm so confused. I must be missing something.

[@drewskiv686]

Probably not a true carnivore. My numbers for doing carnivore for 6 months were 55 for triglycerides and 45 for HDL and my LDL was 218. So my numbers better reflect a LMHR than his. He didn’t mention if he fasted as well which I do to. I’ll do 24-48 hours once every 2 weeks

[@resourceyourhealth6183]

​@drewskiv686 I was carnivore at the time of the HA. Perhaps the world is not black and white and all people who eat carnivore dont react the same way. Perhaps blood biochemistry is not that helpful for assessing risk.

[@cirilloucazzu4457]

Simple answer: He’s a bullshit artist. He has zero professional competence in this area and offers zero scientific evidence to support any of this nonsense.

[@sherrywhitlow]

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[@denisestuermer3597]

First question I would have determined is if you had taken any of the jabs. Many healthy athletes have had heart issues as of recently. Definitely something to rule out in any case. Glad you were able to overcome your issues.

[@cirilloucazzu4457]

How many? What proportion? What was the proportion prior to the approval of the referenced vaccines? Please cite references.

[@Timeparadox101]

I believe to do with the rdi intake of iodine/iodide and burden chemicals added to scheme water such as chlorine and fluoride which are hazardous.

[@soozin2u]

I’m curious to know if “hydrogen water” is helpful in this regard?

[@cirilloucazzu4457]

No. Neither is ‘structured water”, crystals, voodoo dolls, or sourcery.

[@Drtreddc]

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