I asked earlier but haven't seen an answer.
For you medical professionals, if someone wants to get checked out, what's the best test to ask for?
Nuclear stress test? Something else?
Depends…if nothing going on yet/want to see how you stand there is the calcium test that kinda gives you likelihood of cardiac events happening. It’s like 200$ but if you have risks it might not be a bad option just for you to see without going further. Then you get up to the exercise stress test and nuclear stress test. That’s the cardiologist realm. The best you can do is a cardiac Cath to tell exactly what’s going on. This is also the more invasive option. I think they start with the treadmill stress if you can jog on a treadmill and then they ramp up to the nuclear. Echo is just a supped up US that looks at the valves and pumping ability.
If there is high blood calcium then vitamin K2-MK7 will take care of that
I’ve been reading about K-2 and there seems to be situation with it if you take certain meds. Not a good mix from what I read.
I’ve taken vitamins most of my life. My mom believed fully in vitamins to the point it was detrimental to her health. She used to drag dad along to Huntsville to do chelation therapy once a month. She had serious heart issues and was given a year to live if she didn’t get it fixed. Well she didn’t make it a year. She never told dad and he as pretty upset we didn’t tell him.
