EECP (Enhanced External Counterpulsation) encourages collateral circulation throughout the body. It's been called the PAN Bypass (Pneumatically Assisted Natural Bypass). According to Franklin Murphy, M.D. ... "EECP [...] stimulates the growth of new blood vessels to go around the blockages... Read More

Collateral circulation can occur almost anywhere in the body. S.J. Meltzer, M.D. ("The Distribution of Solutions in Cardiectomized Frogs," The Journal of Experimental Medicine, Vol. 13, 1911) wrote ... "Life depends upon a proper distribution of solutions throughout the animal body. This distr... Read More

The Old Doctors' Tale of the "absolutely fatal coronary occlusion" is a MYTH. Human coronary collateral circulation was first observed by Richard Lower (1631-1691) in 1669. Adam Christian Thebesius (1686-1732) demonstrated them by dissection. So did Albrecht von Haller (1708-1777) in 1757. ... Read More

Angiogenesis is the development of new capillary blood vessels. Growth and development are impossible without it. Wound healing depends on it. Cancer can't spread without angiogenesis. Think about it: Many anti-antiogenic cancer drugs (anti-oxygen drugs) can cause heart attacks or stroke... Read More

Don Tolman (interviewed by Samantha Bachman) said ... "Air that is alive is air that's electrified, and it electrifies and purifies itself if it moves sixteen feet. [...] In fact, the Laboratory of Sciences on the Big Island of Hawaii tested all of the new electronic machines that were supposed t... Read More