Cholesterol
host of the VitalizerPlus experience, says “I can’t believe…
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Ken Macek
Eight years ago, (Feb. 2002) I had heart surgery – a quadruple bypass. For a little over a year, I followed the standard medical protocol, taking medication for blood pressure and cholesterol, which were both still high.
About a year after the surgery I was introduced to the Vitalizer Plus™. As I began to drink hexagonal water, I noticed an almost immediate improvement in my energy – and I began to lose weight. The longer I drank the water, the better I felt, and I wondered if the water was helping my heart.
When my medication was nearly gone, I was told that I needed to take a stress test before my doctor could prescribe any further medication. I was feeling so good that I decided to find out what would happen if I stopped taking medication and continued to drink hexagonal water.
A year later, I went in for my annual physical. To my surprise, my blood work was perfect. Every one of the 40 parameters that were measured were within the normal range (a copy of the lab results can be requested). I was really excited and within several months I scheduled the stress test with my cardiologist.
I wish I had a video of everyone’s faces as I effortlessly completed that test! At each higher level of the test, the nurses and technicians asked me if was okay to go on. For the final 3 minutes, as I was almost running, they were all standing there in disbelief. My blood pressure stayed well within the normal range (130/80 to start and 160/80 at the end) and I was not really winded when I was done.
When my cardiologist came in to review the results, he had to look twice to make sure of what he was reading. Then he asked the technician, “How long has he not been taking any medication?”
Needless to say, I got a clean bill of health where my heart was concerned and although the doctor was obliged to tell me that it would be in my best interest to resume taking medication for blood pressure and cholesterol, I have decided not to take those medications. I can’t believe how good I feel.
Ken Macek