GLOSSARY OF KEYWORDS
ANGINA PAIN: A type of chest, neck and/or shoulder pain which may indicate that the heart is receiving insufficient blood supply.
INTRA-ATERIAL PLAQUE: A fatty layer attached to the inner lining of an artery, mostly composed of saturated fat, cholesterol and calcium.
SATURATED FAT: May occur naturally in the animal organism, e.g. lard, but usually refers to a fat hardened by artificial hydrogenation. It's usually called hydrogenated fat.
TRANS FAT: A fat which is only partially hydrogenated. Many researchers consider trans fats to be the most dangerous kind of fat in its role in both heart disease and cancer.
ANGIOPLASTY: Frequently called balloon angioplasty. The cardiologist threads a small tube through the coronary arteries and inflates a very small balloon like sac, compressing the fatty plaque against the artery wall, allowing more passage space within the artery.
BY-PASS SURGERY: A procedure which increases blood supply to the heart muscle by grafting auxiliary vessel branches from other arteries to the heart.
IV CHELATION: A procedure which helps remove intra-arterial plaquing by administering an infusion of EDTA, or other agents, by intravenous drip.
ORAL CHELATION: A method which utilizes a special nutritional supplement formulation which contains various chelating agents, thereby removing intra-arterial plaquing. Oral chelation is slowing than IV chelation, but is completely safe and has no contraindications.
ATHEROSCLEROSIS: A Greek term meaning "hard fat"
ARTERIOSCLEROSIS: A Greek term meaning "hard artery"
ENZYME: Complex proteins that are capable of inducing chemical changes in other substances without being changed themselves.
PROTEOLYTIC ENZYME: Protein splitting enzyme
AMYLOLYTIC ENZYME: Starch splitting enzyme
LIPOLYTIC ENZYME: Fat splitting enzyme
CELLULOLYTIC ENZYME: Cellullose splitting enzyme
"ASE": This suffix always means "enzyme"
"LYTIC": This suffix always means to "break down or dissolve"
PAPAIN: The proteolytic enzyme derived from papaya fruit.
BROMELAIN: The proteolytic enzyme derived from pineapple.
BIOLOGICALLY-ACTIVE: To render much more efficient, more potent and accomplishing its work faster, and more thoroughly.
TRADE SECRET PROCESS: A formula, process or device used in business that is not published or divulged and, thereby, gives an advantage over competitors.