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Life is just all about harvesting energy from the environment and using it to create order.

And if you don't have enough energy in the system to maintain the order, you get disease.

Things start to break down.

And so the first place that the body seems to sacrifice is the lining of the arteries.

I had a massive heart attack on 34 years old.

It was a 100% blockage of the left anterior descending

artery. No signs or symptoms, no diagnosed heart disease before that. And so we should be

focusing on ways to protect the lining of the artery and how we keep blood moving and preventing

clotting from happening. Instead, we've been distracted by these lipid biomolecules in the bloodstream

because of the story that Anselkies gave us

of cholesterol being the cause back in the 50s and 60s. And so if we want to protect the lining of the

artery from damage, we build structured water because nothing can penetrate it, right? I've really

delved into heart disease and atherosclerosis and heart attacks. And what I've learned has just

completely blown my mind.

I feel like I should share the information at least so people can make more educated health

decisions because I know they're not going to get this information from Western medicine.

What would you say are the most common misconceptions people have when it comes to the heart

and heart disease?

Well, there's many. And I would say the main one that people are familiar with probably is

this whole cholesterol theory of heart disease. I think that is the biggest myth around,

the biggest distraction, I would say, from heart disease. But also things like the heart is

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