Cardiomyopathy
Magnetic Molecular Energizing (MME) has
been used effectively for Cardiomyopathy.
MME treatment is considered
investigational and is utilized under the direction and auspices of an
Investigational Review Board (IRB). The IRB complies with FDA
requirements for investigational therapy usage and results review. MME
therapy is safe and non-invasive. In some cases, patients may experience
some tingling, however, most experience no ill effects and can talk,
sleep, read or watch TV.
Facts
about Cardiomyopathy
Condition in which the heart muscle is weakened or there is a change in
the heart muscle structure preventing effective pumping action.
Types
- Ischemic – caused by heart attacks and continued coronary artery
disease producing lack of blood and oxygen
- Non-ischemic – caused by alcoholism, chronic drug use, long term
severe high blood pressure, viral infections.
Symptoms
Shortness of breath, chest pain, dizziness and fainting, fatigue and
swelling of legs associated with minimal to no exertion.
Treatment and Case Results
Medication therapy and often consideration for cardiac transplant
surgery. Significant relief of shortness of breath, fatigue, chest pain
and ankle swelling as well as improvement in cardiac ejection fraction
is noted as the goal of treatment.
A.A. is a 58 year old male with a prior coronary
artery obstruction and myocardial infarction (heart attack). He had a
history of coronary artery stents placed on 2 occasions. His cardiac
ejection fraction was 22% and his complaints included shortness of
breath and fatigue. He was unable to walk and required a motorized
scooter for activity. He completed 150 hours of MME and stated
significant improvement in breathing and energy level. He no longer
required a motorized scooter or cane for ambulation.
Although no absolute assurances can be
given, there is good reason for optimism for benefit, in individuals who
are accepted for treatment, after review and screening. MME appears to
enhance and speed the healing of tissues at the cellular and molecular
level.
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