Can Heart Disease be REVERSED? Listen to a NASCAR Legend's Story

[nature2rule]

so after a year, why hasn't Ned responded to some of the questions and comments posed below? Ned, r u still with us? Have you had a comparative, before and after, CT scan? Doing chelation treatment (at over a $100 a pop x 30 out of pocket dollars) deserves a response.

[akasherm]

It would have been nice to have been given some indication what the actual treatment process is that they employ to deal with heart related disease. Awareness of associated problems from heavy metals have been known for a good many years now, so an idea of how the non-invasive treatment will help to reduce heavy metals would have been a welcome addition to this video.

While his statement was somewhat ambiguous, was there a suggestion there that this is a treatment for cancer sufferers as well?

[nynekats]

This is interesting but plays like an infomercial. It needs more facts. I felt like it kept getting ready to tell me just what the doctor did to help this man but never got to find out. Definitely intriguing but needs more facts.

[ccmarr]

Good to know some more important stuff about heart health, that is very important!

[atrayeu]

Hmm... Mercury... That usually comes from fish!  Glad I am vegan, I'm not chomping toxic fish that will affect my heart.

[rahul11283]

this is an interesting video, it never hurts to get as much information as you can from as many sources, this coincides with a lot of beliefs, as I do believe minerals and substances do affect the body in numerous ways.

[wahmbrenda]

Metals do have a bad effect on the body so I do believe that this could work.

[Nuvious]

I've seen and heard a lot of stories about heavy metals in the body and their effect on general health, but I have not seen a medical research paper which supports such claims as of yet. From what I've read the liver and kidneys do wonders at taking toxins and unwanted heavy metals out of the body and you don't need special treatments to do so. Personal accounts are anecdotal and chelation is placebo at best.

[Palvinore]

A poor attempt at trying to promote a treatment option.

That he felt better after the chelation does not necessarily mean it is related to the chelation. Correlation does not equate to causation. Personal accounts of the effectiveness of therapy are inherently suspect due to the existence of psychological factors such as the placebo effect or personal beliefs and bias. That is why professional large scale double blind randomized control trials are needed to see whether something really works.

[eiki2000]

Hum. Is it really true? Im not quite sure about this, if this works at all. Maybe it's just a coincidence? But you never know, maybe it works after all.

[melloje]

This coincides with a lot of beliefs, as I do believe minerals and substances do affect the body in numerous ways, much more than given credit for sometimes. If more doctors would be willing to investigate testing for these substances, maybe we could decrease these fatal diseases. Definitely food for thought.

[ssjrich420]

I wasn't even aware of chelation therapy, but I will definitely tell my grandpa about this. I agree with previous posts. This could help a lot of people.

[vgurl008]

this is an interesting video because it gives more insight about heart disease. i knew some of it but this gives more information

[kitty066]

I was already aware that changing your lifestyle, diet and exercise, etc, could reverse some forms of heart disease. But I have never read about chelation therapy. This is something that can help millions of people, thank you for the information!

[Weirdpete69]

This is something that I didn't know that hits close. As I am currently under care of a cardioligist I will check into this.

[Weirdpete69]

This is something I didn't know that could be important to me. Being in my 50's and currently undergoing some heart problems I plan on checking into this further. It never hurts to get as much information as you can from as many sources.

[lswan006]

My mother had success with chelation. So many of us are walking around with too much mercury and other junk in our bodies. These things can make us really sick. Ned Jarret is lucky he found Dr. Buttar and was able to get help.

[roadkilldxh]

Cool. If more people sought this information out, theres a very good chance less people would suffer serious consequences from heart disease.