I was diagnosed with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (Left ventricle hypertrophy). I overdid liver for many years prior to this, and I believe that the excess vitamin A caused/causes a release of free iron from the tissues, which then proceeds to damage everything. This was verified with labs (both vA and high iron) so I began donating and had rapid improvement in fatigue/blood pressure, but the hypertrophy remains, and his since grown slightly.
The echo shows that the deposition of tissue is fibrous and not muscular, which I took to be good news, thinking this could be addressed with fibrinolytic enzymes.
I have combed through most of the forum posts and want to know if anyone knows of anything else that I can do, that I may be missing or overlooking.
-B vitamins, with extra thiamine
-Molecular hydrogen for hydroxyl radical quenching
-Ribose for the heart tissue
-EDTA (helped further bring my iron levels down safely, I am still continuing this)
-CoQ10 (although I may switch this to idebenone given the excess iron causes hypoxia and coq10 turns into an oxidant under such conditions)
-K2
-Aspirin
-Magnesium
Should I seek to lower FFA as well? What do you guys think? I know cardiomyopathies are energetic (as are all things!), my main concern is eliminating the excess fibrous tissue.
Thank you to anyone that responds.
The echo shows that the deposition of tissue is fibrous and not muscular, which I took to be good news, thinking this could be addressed with fibrinolytic enzymes.
I have combed through most of the forum posts and want to know if anyone knows of anything else that I can do, that I may be missing or overlooking.
-B vitamins, with extra thiamine
-Molecular hydrogen for hydroxyl radical quenching
-Ribose for the heart tissue
-EDTA (helped further bring my iron levels down safely, I am still continuing this)
-CoQ10 (although I may switch this to idebenone given the excess iron causes hypoxia and coq10 turns into an oxidant under such conditions)
-K2
-Aspirin
-Magnesium
Should I seek to lower FFA as well? What do you guys think? I know cardiomyopathies are energetic (as are all things!), my main concern is eliminating the excess fibrous tissue.
Thank you to anyone that responds.