There are clearly no benefits to hundreds of thousands of angioplasty and stent procedures performed outside of emergencies. It does not prevent heart attacks, can’t live longer, nor can it help with symptoms more than placebo (sham) surgery.
The large National Heart Conference could attract the majority of cardiologists across the country and will be convened in one place. “While appearing in a massive heart disease practice… (jokingly, that the convention center will be the safest place in the world to have a heart attack.” And certainly, that’s when the president of the American Heart Association had him within hours of his presidential speech. There are many of the top cardiologists across the country at the conference, so it could be a bad time to go to cardiac arrest elsewhere. You don’t know until you put it on a test.
Surprisingly, the researchers found that mortality rates were significantly lower among people suffering from heart failure or cardiac arrest on the National Heart Association date. Why is the mortality rate low when most cardiologists are absent? “One explanation of these findings is that the intensity of care provided during the meeting is low and the harm of this care can unexpectedly outweigh the benefits,” the researchers wrote. Their results reflect paradoxical findings documented during a labor attack by Israeli doctors in 2000, with hundreds of thousands of outpatient visits and elective surgeries cancelled, but mortality rates fell dramatically over the year on many accounts. “And it wasn’t just one strike. “Doctor strikes and mortality rates” were seen multiple times. In all reported cases, “mortality remained the same or in some cases decreased after a strike.” In four of the seven cases, “mortality was reduced as a result of the strike, and three observed no significant changes in mortality during or after the strike.”
In fact, many current medical practices have been found to be non-profitable and potentially harmful. Even doctors themselves estimate that about a fifth of medical care is not necessary. A national summit has been convened by a joint committee that accredits hospitals and the American Medical Association, explaining that “treatment provisions that provide zero or negligible benefits to patients could potentially be exposed to risk of harm.” Five practices have been invoked, including prescribing antibiotics for viral upper respiratory tract infections and prescribing medications that do not work (or worsen if any) (or worsen the situation). Another overuse practice identified was selective percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI). So, with angioplasty and stents, does the angioplasty cardiac stent procedure work, as explained in the video?
To get everyone to the same page before we dive in: Coronary Artery Disease, the number one murderer of men and women, involves blockage of the blood vessels that supply the myocardium itself. Low blood flow can lead to angina pectoris, a type of chest pain, or, if it is severe enough, a heart attack. Plant-based diet and lifestyle programs have been shown to reverse these obstructions by treating the causes of why our arteries blockages in the first place, but for those who are unable or dislike a meal, there are medications that are easy to help, and more invasive treatments, such as open surgery to try a comprehensive packaging to prevent the obstruction when inserting a comprehensive corneum or corneal coronary intest for the skin corneum. The tubes (catheters) enter large blood vessels in the patient’s gro diameter and pass them through the heart and catheter. In this way, they can enter the blocked containers and try to open them and leave them supported. During a heart attack, this can save lives, but hundreds of thousands of these procedures are performed annually for stable angina pectoris. It can relieve angina pectoris, but “but does not reduce the chances of a person having a heart attack or dying.”
But not everyone knows that. “Some patients and doctors mistakenly believe that PCIs not just reduce symptoms.” This is one of the reasons why they created a video series on the topic. As Harvard said, “Stents are for pain, not protection.” It was then discovered that, as revealed in an incredibly, double-blind, randomized controlled trial, stents may not even help pain. People can take placebo sugar pills and blind active treatment in drug trials, but will they not notice if they have surgery? What if the doctor cuts into the gro diameter? It’s not when they have had sham surgery – placebo surgery. “In both groups, the doctor passed the catheter into the patient’s gro diameter or wrist, up to the blocked artery. Once the catheter reached the occlusion, the doctor inserted the stent or simply pulled out the catheter if the patient was undergoing a false procedure.” Results? Those who underwent fake surgery did the same as those who underwent normal PCI surgery.
There are no benefits to angioplasty or stents outside of an emergency. They do not prevent heart attacks, do not allow us to live longer, and they do not even help with symptoms. “In this procedure, there are several risks including death, so stents should only be used on people who have a heart attack. How does a doctor justify it? Is it just greed? How do you get the patient to agree to it? They don’t tell them the truth? And why doesn’t it work? After all, the blocked artery is open. There are lots of questions, but then we start dealing with it.
