Dr. Sebring's articles

Bypass surgery can save your life when you are dying from a heart attack. A stent (a small devise placed in a blocked coronary artery) can also be used for the same purpose, What I am talking about is cleaning out the coronary arteries before you have no other options and also preventing further clogging of the arteries feeding your heart. Can you really do this? You bet! The published studies are overwhelming and proof lies in the patients themselves. We can just look ahead and find narrowed arteries before they are completely blocked.

Traditionally, the physician has been considered as knowing more about health care than anyone. This is absolutely true when it comes to emergency medicine. No one can compare to the American physician when it comes to this. If you have been injured in a serious accident, you are far better off if that injury occurs in America, but when it comes to chronic disease and maintaining good health, the modern physician has few tools beyond a prescription pad for pharmaceuticals or the surgeon’s scalpel.

Everywhere I put my stethoscope on this guy, all I heard was a tight whish, whish, whish, carotid arteries in his neck, his radial arteries, his femoral arteries, and even his renal arteries in his lower back. They were as hard as the pipes he used to fit together as a plumber before he retired two weeks earlier. He didn’t yet know he retired, but he did. His blood pressure was running 270/240 never had seen blood pressure that high before, never seen it that high since. His heart was two thirds the width of his chest.

As a fellow Physician, I first want to thank you for taking the time and making the effort to investigate what I have found to be a better way to help our patients address their Type II Diabetes. The benefits of this approach far outweigh any risk I am taking in presenting this information to you.