Is WATER, Not Cholesterol, the SECRET to Preventing Heart Disease? | Dr. Stephen Hussey

Retired RN, finally healing myself by slowly stopping prescriptions while changing what I eat (90% carnivore) reducing stress, better sleep, grounding, sunlight, exercise. At 63 I feel better than I did 30 years ago. THANK YOU for sharing this very important information. We must challenge the rubber stamp dogma medicine! My doctor does not appreciate my choices but I don't care because her way was not working.

This is without a doubt the best interview I have heard this year! I would like to see an interview with both Dr Hussey and Dr Kendrick! I am a retired Pathologists' Assistant and did at least 500 medical autopsies and 300 forensic autopsies. A medical autopsy is very comprehensive, not just looking at the cause of death. When I dissected plaque, it was exactly as Dr Hussey described: layers of products of blood clots. The aorta of someone with advanced atherosclerosis was stunning. Sometimes it was so calcified I struggled to open it along its' length with my biggest scissors. The inner lining was rough with patches of calcified tissue. It wasn't bright yellow and greasy. It was dull yellow-tan to grey and rough/crusty . Along the length of the aorta are multiple holes where the blood exits to feed various organs. These openings were rimmed with thickened banks of calcified plaque - Especially to the renal (kidney) arteries. Aortic aneurysms were amazing too! The aortic lining had layer upon layer of spongy-rubbery tan/grey plaque with thinner red layers in between. They were often a few inches thick, leaving only a small lumen for the blood to pass through. It reminded me of how tree rings form over time. For the most part, medical autopsies have become a thing of the past. Too much risk of litigation as well as advances in Imaging. But Imaging doesn't show the actual tissue and is generally limited in scope. I doubt most medical doctors have seen more than an autopsy or two. Dissecting a single cadaver in medical school isn't enough. Whenever we did an autopsy, medical staff were invited to attend, but rarely did. When they did, they usually came at the end to and asked to see just the organ of their specialty. Interventional Cardiologists may do a lot of procedures, but have they ever seen an atherosclerostic aorta? What happens in the heart happens in most of the arteries in high pressure areas. Sadly, none of the pathologists signing out these cases educates the medical staff as was once their duty. However, the "microscopic diagnosis" section of the pathology reports for plaque specimens clearly states what the plaque is made of: thrombotic tissue.

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In Dr. Carol Deans (cardiologist) book, The Magnesium Miracle, she found that the arteries can become weak and more suseceptible to damage from a lack of magnesium in the diet. Magnesium creates a stronger artery as well as a stronger squeeze in the artery to push the blood. As a modern day farming is deficient in magnesium, it is important to supplement our diets to insure a better heart and artery profile. She said that there is a receptor for magnesium in every single cell of the body and it supports over 600 processes in the body. Great book.

Thank you Jesse for always allowing your guest to speak and present their information without interrupting. Some host talk like they are the guest with expert information and have to show how "smart" they are. You ask awesome questions with all your guests.

I am a cyclist and a racing cyclist at the time of my heart attack. I had a cath through the Femoral artery. Unlike this doc immediately I had lower leg numbness withe exercise. When my cardiologist and the doc who did the cath blew my complaint off I saw a vascular surgeon, a friend I raced with. Because he was a friend a lot of information was shared with me. The ultra sound of the part of the Femoral artery accessed showed I had a tiny piece of collagen from the angio seal like a rock in a stream. When I exercised the increased velocity of blood in the artery created back eddy current when the blood hit and went around the tiny piece of collagen in my artery. I explored having the artery repaired, fortunately a week before that surgery the piece of collagen broke lose and migrated down to my toes. It took about four years for it to dissolve. Could the doc’s femoral artery blockage be caused by a lousy angio seal installation. However, I ground and understand how structured water helps blood flow. I don’t doubt the doc, because I have five stents. I had my HA at 62 and I am 79. I suggest he give some thought to the notion that his angio seal was botched and it was collagen in his femoral artery. I love the information he shared that came out of his secondary research. Great interview, precious information.

This blew my mind . So did the interview with dr Tom Cowan on the same kind of subject . The heart not being a pump , structured water , electricity pumping blood , red light therapy - I am amazed at our ignorance . Closed minds are dangerous

This guy speaks so well. He is clearly doing what is correct for his body and brain. He speaks so much better than ANY politician or anyone else on this planet. He is not polluted like the rest of us.

I am 68 now. 2019 cardio team gave me no more than five years to live. EF 35, and not getting better. I weighed 320 pounds. I have multiple diseases, one I was born with. One I got when I was seven and cut my left calf of from falling onto a cyclone, prong up fence. Got gangrene, they wanted to take my whole leg. Dad in the Navy, said no. I got a blood transfusion, and from that at age 13, Sclaradurma was diagnosed. At 26 I was told by the TN hospital with 17 doctors on my case, I had a year to live, put me on masses of steroids for a year. I moved away to die alone as I did not want my family to be around through this. A year later in the emergency room, thinking my time was up, I had a very bad flu. In remission with that. I was born with Hidradenitis, surfaced at age 11. Misdiagnosed for over 30 years. In Jan 2024 I went on Carvivore. It will be two years next month. I have lost 160 pounds, including visceral fat. Went back to my cardio doctor in October of 2024, no longer in congestive heart failure. They said it was impossible. Today still on carnivore. Sharing because, I really should not be alive, But God❤