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Can Natural Remedies Heal an Aortic Aneurysm?

Posted By Rob (In) on 05/19/2018

Wondering if anyone has cured a aortic aneurysm with herbs

Replied by Terree (Usa) on 09/02/2018

I wish someone would offer some type of info...so many are not aware they even have this situation, seems many will learn soon I fear and one has to wonder of glycophates plays a part. Hope you get something from someone on this. I am doing garlic for now, on no meds before or after diagnosis, elderly female 3.7 cm and searching. All I have come across is mainly further prevention and stint when and if needed. Good luck and hoping you find a brighter path. Be in Peace

Replied by Daniel (Chico CA) on 08/27/2022
I hope you're doing well?

Replied by STEVEN (Luzerne County, Pennsylvania) on 10/27/2022

After researching what may be the cause (other than genetics) I've come to the conclusion that a diet that lowers inflammation to blood vessels would logically be beneficial. So an anti-inflammatory diet. However, it seems that high insulin levels and insulin resistance would be implicated in the process as well and possibly iron overload.

My aorta aneurysm is only at 3.3 cm. I've been eating clean keto for two years and recently moved to a clean carnivore diet. I've so been avoiding refined sugar, carbs and plant oils for years all of which are inflammatory. I was first diagnosed in 2013 and retested recently. I'm still at 3.3 cm. I'm 75 years of age. I suggest looking into the keto diet and/or carnivore diets. It may also help to supplement with a food derived K2 supplement sourced from natto. I take between 200 to 400 mcg. a day.

I follow KenDBerryMD and Dr. Sten Ekberg on You Tube.

Replied by Art (California) on 10/27/2022
STEVEN,

Melatonin may be additive to your current regimen in trying to help your Aortic Aneurysm based on this study :

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/jpi.12661

Here is a relevant quote from the study :

' Our study is the first to report that melatonin exerts therapeutic effects against TAAD by reducing oxidative stress and VSMC loss via activation of SIRT1 signaling in a receptor-dependent manner, thus suggesting a novel therapeutic strategy for TAAD. '

And this study :

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28478022/

Here is a relevant quote from the study :

' On the one hand, MMP-2, MMP-9, tumor necrosis factor-α, and inducible nitric oxide synthase protein expressions were increased in the vehicle-treated AAA group. On the other hand, melatonin treatment reversed all of these biochemical indices and histopathologic alterations. '

These are both animal studies, but melatonin has a proven safety profile in humans at very high dosing.

Art

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