(With Alzheimer’s and multiple myeloma, you generally have Amyloidosis.)<\/p>\n
After an MRI on Wednesday, the cardiologist stated that the amyloid in the heart had had a marked decrease.<\/p>\n
Are he further stated that he had never seen this before. He had only seen an increase in Amyloidosis in the heart until the patient died.<\/p>\n
So, it appears that targeted supplements and prayer do work.<\/p>\n
Here is the list of supplements that I had given my wife, found in her cupboard.<\/p>\n
I cannot confirm just how diligently and consistently they were administered.<\/p>\n
So, no valid conclusion can be drawn. However – a bit of an idea.<\/p>\n
Quercetin
\nEGCG
\nNatto-K
\nNAC
\nMagnesium Asporotate
\nKelp
\nCurcumin
\nR-Lipoic Acid
\nSilymarin
\nBlack Seed Oil
\nZinc Picolinate
\nVit D3
\nVit C
\nSelenium
\nB Complex
\nSalmon Oil
\nAshwaganda
\nBromelain<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
(With Alzheimer’s and multiple myeloma, you generally have Amyloidosis.) After an MRI on Wednesday, the cardiologist stated that the amyloid in the heart had had a marked decrease. Are he further stated that he had never seen this before. He had only seen an increase in Amyloidosis in the heart until the patient died. So, … <\/p>\n