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Patient Examples
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| 1. Vascular disease and inflammation of the blood vessels of the toes in a diabetic patient |
A 53 year old patient, who has had diabetes for over 5 years as well as hepatitis C of unknown origin, developed swelling and blisters of his toes over night. The diagnosis was vascular inflammation due to hepatitis C. Within a few days the toes turned purple and the risk of amputation increased (photo 1), because of reduced blood circulation due to atherosclerosis ( a typical disease of diabetes). The patient was treated with low level laser to induce wound healing and with Plaquex infusions to restore blood circulation. After 3 weeks with a total of 10 Plaquex infusions and daily laser treatments, wound healing progressed rapidly and the patient could keep his toes (photo 2).
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| 2. Patient with coronary artery disease |
| This 65-year old female
patient had chest pain and shortness of breath when climbing stairs or
doing light physical work. An angiogramm at a large hospital showed a 90
% occlusion of a coronary artery. It was opened by a ballon catheter
(angioplasty). 6 weeks later the patient had chest pain again. A new
angiogramm showed that the coronary artery has almost closed again and
was reopened a second time with a balloon procedure. 6 weeks after that
the patient again had pain and decided to do Plaquex infusions. After a
total of 40 infusions over a period of 5 years the patient has no pain
and needs no nitroglycerine medication. A Fast CT scan shows only very
mild atherosclerosis in the coronary vessel that originally was closed
by 90 %.
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| 3. The patient, who got around By-pass surgery |
| This 70 year old patient
suffered from a 3-vessel disease of his coronary arteries and was
supposed to have a by-pass operation. He was talking all kinds of
medication including nitroglycerine. His doctor treated him with 10
Chelation and 20 Plaquex infusions over a period of 8 months. A Fast-CT
scan showed no calcifications of the coronary arteries. He could stop
all medication and is free of pain.
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| More examples will follow........ |
