Heart Disease 
New discoveries implicate the immune system in Heart disease.
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 Recently, the prestigious journal, Scientific American, reported (May 2002) the results of a study on a breakthrough in the understanding of heart disease. For the past few years, scientists from Columbia and Harvard Universities have been investigating the cause of heart disease. Health professionals throughout the world have been concerned and confused by the increase in the incidence of heart disease.

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 The general public has experienced a continuous increase in heart disease in spite of an increase in exercise, nutritional consumption and a decrease in fat consumption. The haunting question has been why? Last year, more than one million people died of heart disease. It is estimated that more than 60 million people in the United States have some form of cardiovascular problem. The fact that 40% of individuals that experience a heart attack do not have high cholesterol levels, and exhibit no symptoms of circulatory problems, is an unexplained phenomenon in cardiovascular health. Underscoring the seriousness of this problem was the discovery of the beginning stages of heart disease in the majority of 16-34 year-olds that were examined.

This extensive study revealed the cause of this increase in heart disease that has developed in spite of all the efforts to address the problem. Research found that the universally accepted hypothesis for the cause of heart disease has been wrong. Cardiologists throughout the world have been wrong on the cause of heart disease and wrong on how to address it. It was once believed that over a period of time cholesterol clogged the arteries. This study found that heart disease actually begins with an immune system dysfunction.


It was discovered that, in response to an infection in the lining of the artery or in response to modified cholesterol entering the lining of the artery, the immune system creates a cascade of inflammatory responses that initiate the process that leads to heart disease. Also, the Harvard University researchers discovered that the greatest danger was not cholesterol building up inside the artery channel but cholesterol building up inside the lining of the artery. The cholesterol actually explodes into the channel of the artery from the lining, often without notice and in seemingly healthy individuals with a dysfunctional immune system being the primary agent of disease.


In 1997, David Lisonbee had a theory that heart disease was related to a dysfunctional immune system. In 1998, he commissioned Dr. William Hennen to initiate a research project that would address the connection between the immune system and heart disease. In order for Dr. Hennen to achieve this goal, he had to take the science of transfer factors to a level that had never been achieved before by any other scientists. In August of 2002, all of his extensive research paid off in the unveiling of TF Cardio.


TF Cardio is based on a technological breakthrough in biotechnology. TF Cardio contains targeted transfer factors that are bioengineered to balance the immune system in the lining of the arteries. A functional immune system is a key to the health of the cardiovascular system. Other nutrients such as red rice brand extract, CoQ10, and L-arginine have been included in order to address other areas of heart health.


4Life Research has established itself as the leader in cardiovascular health in being the first group of scientists in the world to discover and patent this new technology. Presently, this technology is the only one that utilizes a nutritional pathway to address these recent discoveries by Columbia and Harvard universities. For more information on this product and discovery please call us.


 






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