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Natural Remedies for Enlarged Aorta & Aortic Aneurysm

| Modified on Aug 17, 2025
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Aortic Aneurysm Remedies
Posted by Earth Clinic on 09/01/2024
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Don't miss Art's new article on how supplements helped his friend reduce an enlarged aorta in just 2 months following a heart attack in April.

https://www.earthclinic.com/cures/enlarged-aorta-aortic-aneurysm.html


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Posted by Art (California) on 06/16/2025 2683 posts

Hi Vaibhav, I am not a doctor so I can not tell you what to do for your aortic aneurysm. I reported Avery's significant results with him using the specific supplements that he described here : Https://www.earthclinic.com/cures/enlarged-aorta-aortic-aneurysm.html It would be a good idea, if you have high blood pressure, to get it into the normal range. If you smoke it would be very good to stop smoking as both smoking and high blood pressure are significant contributing factors to aortic aneurysm. Art


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Posted by Art (California) on 07/24/2025 2683 posts

Hi AManda,

Since your husband also has AFib, his doctor will have to approve any supplements he takes to be sure that they will be compatible with all of his meds.

You might also be interested in a recent post I made regarding AFib here :

https://www.earthclinic.com/cures/atrial-fibrillation3.html#mgmo

The above will also require his doctor's approval even though it is a topical application.

Avery is going to get retested in August or September if I remember correctly and hopefully I can share those results here.

Art


Ascending Aortic Aneurysm
Posted by Art (California) on 09/29/2024 2683 posts

I have heard about AA and heart murmur occurring simultaneously, but I don't know about cause and effect.

Age above 65, high blood pressure, high cholesterol and smoking are four common causes for aortic aneurysm, but there are other causes also. Your LDL cholesterol is higher at 150. Healthy would be below 100. Your cardiologist can discuss this with you.

My friend's doctor told him that they will usually attempt surgery at 5.5 cm or higher. Sounds like your doctor/cardiologist is giving you good advice since you are at 6.2 cm already.

Art


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Posted by Artr (California) on 08/17/2025 2683 posts

Hi Jay,

That is a question I have not given much thought to before now. I've been doing this for so many years, it is like second nature to me. I will have to give that some thought, but I can say that a lot of information or clues are in my mind after many years of reading studies and researching. I have that basic knowledge already in my head and use that to try and help me focus on where to look for answers and solutions. That probably doesn't help you much, but that is basically how I research. I seem to retain certain things that I read and that helps me to know where and how to look for what I want to know.

Art


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Posted by AManda (Florida) on 07/24/2025

HI Art,

My husband has been diagnosed with ascending AA at 4.2. They want to watch him for a year on blood pressure meds, beta blockers and blood thinners. He also has current AFIB. Any know interactions with AFIB as well? I have ordered 5 of the supplements to have him start. Also, is your friend still on them or was there a timeframe of the treatment? I see oral melatonin says 10MG for 6 months only at a time.


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Posted by Jay (Boston) on 08/17/2025

Thanks, Art for the superb research you do. How can I do this caliber of research? Once I select an ailment to solve using the internet, what steps do I take to locate good studies and information? Thanks!


Ascending Aortic Aneurysm
Posted by Rick (Nevada) on 09/28/2024

Ascending Aortic Aneurysm

Hello Art,

I am an otherwise healthy white male, age 64,6 foot tall 178lbs. Workout twice a week. Always low blood pressure, under 110/76. LDL cholesterol 150. I was born with a strong heart murmur / mitral valve prolapse. It always shocked doctors who first heard it but it never slowed me down. No family history of heart disease. I recently had a CT scan for calcium scoring of arteries. Two of the four scanned scored zero. One scored 11.7 and one scored 49.4 for a total of 61.1. Not a bad score for my age but the problem is that the head of my ascending aorta was measured at 6.2cm. Clearly higher than a safe number under 4cm. Cardiologists want to move forward right away with surgery and I am inclined to agree. But my questions for you are: Have you ever heard of a heart murmur as the cause of an artery aneurism? Is it possible my artery is more elastic and 6.2 cm is not the danger it seems? I know you cannot give medical advice but your general opinion on my situation is highly appreciated. Thank you!

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Posted by Vaibhav (California) on 06/09/2025
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Did your friend did another 6 month CT scan and his results are stable or more encouraging?

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Posted by Vaibhav (California) on 06/15/2025

Hi Art

I am 40 yr old and my aneurysm is around 5.45, I want to try some of the remedies you informed if it can make my aneurysm stable or decrease in size. What you will recommend me?



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