Let's talk about the absolute number one best remedy for unclogging or cleaning out your arteries. Now what is a clogged artery? It's an artery that's filled with plaque.

Plac is a bandaid composed of partially vibrant, which is a kind of a connective tissue protein and partially calcium. A lot of times when you have plaque, you also have stiffening of the artery. You also have a lot of inflammation that attracted this plaque in the first place.

Any time you also have associated blood pressure, that's what a clogged artery is. So the perfect remedy would include this reduction of cholesterol. And I'm talking about the oxidative LDL, which is a kind of pathogenic type cholesterol.

And we're also include something that would break up this five rooms protein that causes this this clotting action, but a perfect remedy wouldn't give you any additional side effects either, right? Like, for example, the medication statin does the statin have some side effects.

Well, it's fascinating how they promote statin. One drug involving 2000 healthy people over the age of 50, which by the way, showed a 50% reduction in your risk of getting heart attack. And this is non fatal heart attacks. Okay, reduction of 50% that sounds pretty attractive.

But if you actually study the study, you're going to find out that wasn't a 50% reduction heart attacks. It was actually only a 1% decrease risk and heart attacks. And just by manipulating numbers and using something called relative risk reduction versus something called absolute risk reduction.

You can enhance these numbers to make them sound very effective. And without getting too far into the woods absolute risk, basically, is talking about the actual chance of you getting a heart attack. It's comparable to like your chances of getting hit with lightning, right? But when we get into what's called relative risk. Okay, let me just explain what that means with this particular five year study that I just mentioned.

If we take the group that was given the placebo not stats. There's a 98% chance of success of getting no heart attacks. Okay, and then if we look at the group that was given the statin, the chance of not having a heart attack was 99% in the statin group.

We look at these numbers a little bit different. And we go from two out of 100, let's say to 100 and divide those two numbers, we get 50% because one is 50% of to not many people are going to be too motivated and take this drug. There's only like a 1% difference.

We're going to manipulate the numbers to motivate people to take this job. But on top of this 1% decrease risk of getting heart attack.

There was a 5% increase risk of some slight minor complications called side effects, my apathy, which is muscle problems and muscle disease. You also have a wrecked out this function. You have a low testosterone, neuropathy, dementia, hemorrhagic stroke.

Yes, that's right. Stroke increases as you decrease the non fatal heart attack and an increase in cancer. Of course, they don't mention the relative risk of that increase by 5%.

Instead, they just kind of focused on that 50% decrease. So the perfect remedy would not have these serious side effects. And this remedy has been used by the Japanese for over 2000 years.

And the remedy is called NATO kinase. NATO kinase is an enzyme. It's the most prevalent ingredient in NATO, which is fermented soybeans, which is a really popular side dish that the Japanese consume.

And of course, it's fermented soybean. Nego is loaded with vitamin K2. Now, I don't know if NATO kinase has vitamin K2, but NATO definitely has vitamin K2. Now, let me just tell you a little bit about this NATO kinase because it's, you would think it'd be in every newspaper around when you really study it and learn about what it can do, but it's quite fascinating.

First of all, it's a very potent fibrolytic compound. It's a protein that helps with the clotting process. So NATO kinase breaks up clots, potent late.

And one experiment, they showed a decrease of trombosis by 88% within six hours. So it's a great dissolver of this protein. In fact, they're also using it to help dissolve nasal polyps that give people a lot of sinus issues.

It has a very direct effect on the LDL that's oxidized like oxidative LDL, which is involved in this clotting. It has very strong anti inflammatory properties, because you have to realize that the inflammation started this whole problem in the first place.

And the endothelial wall of that artery, which is the inside layer cell that artery becomes damaged, probably from either sugar or omega six fatty acids or smoking or whatever.

And then here comes the bandaid, the placking without the inflammation chances are you're not going to accumulate the bandaid in the first place.

Another cool thing about NATO kinase is its ability to lower blood pressure. NATO kinase inhibits or suppresses the thickening of that artery wall that also increases the HL and lowers the triglycerides, which was also shown in a study in 2004 to decrease the risk of strokes because what it can do for the brain.

You can get placking in the coronary arteries around the heart, but you can also get them in the caradids through here too.

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