The Calcium Bomb: The Nanobacteria Link to Heart Disease & Cancer

I just finished reading an extraordinary book, The Calcium Bomb: The Nanobacteria Link to Heart Disease and Cancer. It also explains for the first time, the possible etiology and outline for a real treatment of my own ailment (which I know quite a bit about) ankloysing spondylitis. This is a work of excellent investigative scholarship and if its basic premise is true, namely that nanobacteria create calcium shells to protect themselves and can only be killed once they are unsheathed, then it may be one of the most important health books ever written. The relationship between nanobacteria and atherosclerosis and arteriosclerosis is portrayed convincingly.

I am living with `the calcium bomb' in my body. My family did not live with it. My father died at 51, my mother at 47, and my kid brother 54. When I got tightness in my chest while exercising in 1999, because of my family history, I knew where I was headed. While waiting for my angiogram, I started 10 sessions of intravenous chelation therapy treatment. After a successful implant of 2 stents I continued with 30 treatments of chelation therapy followed by a once monthly maintenance program. My cardiologist was enraged that I was doing chelation therapy. He called me, "a damn fool," who was "throwing his money away" on an "unproven, untested method of treatment," a "snake oil operation." Following implant of my stents, my cardiologist said, "You're cured." I took exception: "My blocked arteries are open, but what can we do to prevent the systemic calcification that is causing the blockage?" The answer to that question is in "The Calcium Bomb." My `alternative' doctor introduced me to the NanobacTX protocol, as described in the book, which reflects our own experience. This book presents an assessment of the `calcification' problem by two highly qualified independent journalists. They construct an overview of the struggle to establish the validity of Chelation therapy. They scrupulously present a full discussion of the development of this therapy with its clashes between "standard" and "alternative" medicine. I am deactivating the `calcium bomb' in my body. After some two years of NanobacTX therapy, three CT scans have revealed a 40% reduction of calcification in my heart. At age 68 I am biking 10 miles a day and leading a full life in retirement. I cannot recommend this book highly enough. For me it is "a matter of life and death."

This book is a must read if you wish to stay healthy around these issues. Learn about the impact of nanobacteria on our bodies and lives. This is an amazing story of medical investigation and scientific discovery. The discovery of nanobacteria and their impact on our health may lead to reduced amounts of heart disease in millions of people. This excellent book provides new insights into how our bodies function. It has a long overdue focus more on prevention and less on crisis management. The bull-in-the-china-shop problem with healthcare has long been not enough focus on prevention. This is because the big money is made by drug companies and other medical providers by providing crisis intervention which is most often less effective than prevention and much more expensive. "The Calcium Bomb" provides hope that in the future their can be less invasive surgery for heart disease. Finally, there is hope of solving the huge medical problem of abnormal calcium deposits in the body.

The Calcium Bomb: The Nanobacteria Link To Heart Disease & Cancer is a breakthrough work by journalist Douglas Mulhall and biological engineer Katja Hansen. The two experts and collaborators have tirelessly labored to present their up-to-date findings that the root cause of heart disease and "hardening of the arteries" may not be excess fat, but rather a microbiological infection that can be treated and cured without the necessity of surgical intervention. convincingly researched for the medical community and accessibly written for the non-specialist general reader, The Calcium Bomb is a sharply profiled and highly necessary wake-up call advocating a re-evaluation of contemporary medical practices concerning this deadly and wide-spread cardiac condition.