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Heart & Blood Health | Last Active: Aug 4 1:07pm | Replies (15)

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One way is when you have an angiogram, they can see the plaque inside your artery, and then they can decide to put a stent in right there and then.

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robmtk | @robmtk | Aug 1 11:16am

thanks
i believe dr. will recommend this, if not, i'll ask why.

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lesterholland | @lesterholland | Aug 4 1:07pm

Problem is that if you are totally blocked they can't risk a stent. There is some discussion about a combination of vitamins K2 and D3 disolving calcium plaque. There are believers and also some that call it witchcraft. Anyone have any first hand experience?

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