Replied By Art (California) on 11/25/2023

The available studies suggest that nattokinase at high enough dosing will breakdown arterial plaque deposits. These plaques are composed of fibrin, cellular waste products, fatty substances, calcium, cholesterol and possibly other components. So the studies suggest that arterial calcium deposits are part of the debris that is broken down in arteries.

Art

Replied By Bill (Philippines) on 11/26/2023

You can help prevent or remove arterial plaque build-up and occlusion in various ways using several strategies. You can remove cardiovascular and peripheral vascular problems caused by plaque build-up or high cholesterol in the blood or hypercoagulation in the blood aka "thick blood" due to excess fats in the blood or blood clot formation at the body's periphery or due to pathogen build-up in the arterial walls.

You could perhaps dissolve and remove the calcium-containing arterial plaque as one strategy. And you can achieve the calcium removal quite easily by either supplementing the Chanca piedra herb in capsule form at 1000 mg twice a day after meals. Or you could perhaps just follow Walter Last's recommendations and just mix 1 level tspn of Sodium Thiosulfate crystals + 2 tspns of water + 2 tspns DMSO(Dimethyl Sulfoxide) and manually spread that mix on you skin over or near the problem area. Both of these remedies will not actually reduce the calcium in the blood but they will act to safely solubilize and remove any excess calcium from the tissues and organs(including the arteries). And using Sodium Thiosulfate in this way also has the added advantage of removing any unwanted heavy metals and poisons like arsenic, chlorine, lead, mercury etc.

The next strategy that you could use to reduce excess cholesterol in your body and one particular LDL fat, called Lipoprotein A, better known as Lpa. The best and most Lpa-specific remedy for arterial plaque removal would be to just follow Linus Paulings protocol of taking 1 gm Sodium Ascorbate + 1 gm Lysine dissolved in a half-glass of water 6 to 8 times a day. The lack of vitamin C in the body is what causes the liver to automatically compensate by creating an excess of unwanted Lpa. So taking high dose Vitamin C acts to remove the need for the liver to produce any Lpa. And supplementing the Lysine also acts to solubilize and remove any existing plaque or Lpa from the arterial walls.

A simple remedy to safely thin the blood and to reduce clumping or "thick blood" would be to use the high dose Niacin protocol(niacinamide will not work!). Just supplement niacin between 100mg to 500mg 3 times a day at meal times. Supplementing the Lipase enzyme and granulated Lecithin -- only the granulated form, not the oil -- is another good one for avoiding hypercoagulation caused by fats in the blood. See this article by Walter Last:

Hypercoagulation (by Walter Last)

Lipase and Fat Metabolis (by Walter Last)

Walter Last also describes how using Vitamin C and MSM (Methylsulfonylmethane) together is more efficient so that less Vitamin C need be supplemented but more Vitamin C can be absorbed and used for two essential tasks -- first to supply more oxygen to the cells and, second, to more efficiently kill unwanted pathogens in the body -- while MSM can also help to simultaneously detox and repair cells on its own while in its anti-oxidant DMSO form it can also helps to resolve deep vein thrombosis at the body's periphery. Walter Last describes how, by using the oxidant form of Vitamin C -- called dehydroascorbic acid(DHA), more vitamin C is absorbed into the body than taking Vitamin C on it's own. See this link for more:

More Energy, Less Disease (by Walter Last)

In the article above, Walter Last describes a handy and useful internal protocol that is good for generating the dehydroascorbic acid(DHA) that is always necessary for increased Vitamin C absorption into the body -- here is an extract from the article:

"With serious infections it may be helpful to oxidize vitamin C to DHA before ingestion for better absorption and a stronger effect. Dissolve a teaspoon of sodium ascorbate and 1 teaspoon of MSM in a large glass of water. Add a teaspoon of 3% or about 10 drops of 35% hydrogen peroxide, a teaspoon of glycerine and a tiny amount of a copper compound. This solution does not keep and needs to be made fresh every day. Take a sip of it frequently during the day. In this way you can get a stronger antimicrobial effect with less vitamin C "

The simple Vitamin C and MSM internal and external protocol that Walter Last recommends in the above article is quickly described here:

"It is best to use vitamin C and MSM together, such as up to 2 rounded teaspoons or 10 grams each of sodium ascorbate and MSM, and possibly 1 to 3 teaspoons of 50 to 70% DMSO rubbed on the skin at problem areas, such as for arthritis."

Walter Last also advises that it's much more effective to use the oxidant form of ascorbic acid(or ascorbate) -- called dehydroascorbic acid -- which is the best form to help supply extra energy to the cells and to also help to kill a wide variety of bacteria, viruses, fungi and nanobacteria in the body as well.