How A Biochemist & Engineer Reversed His Coronary Artery Disease & Calcium Scan Score Based On Over 16,000 Hours Of Study & Research, With Patrick Theut.

Ben Greenfield

May 25, 2024

Episode description

If you're dealing with plaque, high calcium scores, coronary artery disease, or other heart concerns, you're in for an eye-opening podcast that could change your life.

In this episode, you'll dive into Patrick Theut's remarkable journey of reversing coronary artery disease, the diet plans and high-dose vitamin regimen that helped him regenerate his pancreas and fix his thyroid, and the crucial role of vitamin K in heart health.

Patrick Theut is a biochemist and engineer who has successfully managed to reverse his coronary artery disease, recording his experience in his fascinating Cardiac Manifesto, linked here. In total, he has invested over 16,000 hours of study into the cause of heart disease. Today, you'll uncover his insights into why this disease develops, how to stop it from progressing, and protocols that can potentially reverse it. Additionally, Patrick unveils the hidden power of gut health in maintaining a strong heart and reveals his personal dietary secrets that have kept heart disease at bay.

You'll also delve into Patrick's groundbreaking venture in cardiac health, K-vitamins.com. His company sells a vitamin K blend called Koncentrated K that includes micro-encapsulated astaxanthin — a potent carotenoid pigment and antioxidant found naturally in algae, shrimp, lobster, crab, and salmon. Koncentrated K also contains the highest dose of the three most researched forms of vitamin K to help you improve your cardiac health and live a long and vibrant life.

Ready to take control of your heart health and explore new frontiers in cardiac wellness? Join me and Patrick as we embark on a journey to understand the intricacies of heart disease, unlock the secrets of optimal cardiac health, and discover groundbreaking approaches to reversing coronary artery disease.

Oh, and for further insights into enhancing your heart health, you can explore the “Resources From This Episode” section, where you'll find all of my podcasts, plus interesting studies on neutrophil to HDL ratio (NHR). This wealth of information could be life-changing for you or a loved one!

For full show notes: https://bengreenfieldlife.com/vitaminkpodcast

Epis

Episode description

If you're dealing with plaque, high calcium scores, coronary artery disease, or other heart concerns, you're in for an eye-opening podcast that could change your life.

For full show notes: https://bengreenfieldlife.com/vitaminkpodcast

Epis

Mindsip insights from this episode:

Address gut health to combat heart disease

The speaker's core theory is that heart disease is primarily a gut bacteria problem that leads to poor Vitamin K availability, which is also influenced by Vitamin D and thyroid health.

#gut

#heart

Implement daily formula to reverse heart plaque

The speaker's personal formula for reversing heart plaque is a daily dose of 25mg of MK4, 5mg of K1, 0.5mg of MK7, and 2mg of micro-encapsulated astaxanthin.

#plaque

#supplement

Incorporate fermented meats for longevity like Andorrans

People in Andorra, the country with the longest life expectancy, eat a diet rich in fermented meats and sausages, which are high in various forms of Vitamin K (MKS).

#longevity

#vitamin-K

Reassess vitamin K's fat-solubility for consistent intake

The term 'fat-soluble' for Vitamin K is a misnomer, as it simply means it travels on lipoproteins and stays in your system for a maximum of five days, requiring consistent intake.

#supplement

#vitamin-K

Boost athletic endurance with Vitamin K MK7

Taking less than a milligram of Vitamin K in the MK7 form can boost athletic endurance by up to 12% by binding up performance-inhibiting peroxides.

#endurance

#vitamin-K

Test fetuin-A to assess calcium transport in blood

Fetuin-A is a critical protein that carries calcium in the blood, but it's rarely tested for unless you are a chronic kidney disease patient.

#blood-test

#testing

Monitor neutrophil to HDL ratio for low systemic inflammation

The neutrophil to HDL ratio is an emerging blood marker for health, where a high HDL and low neutrophil count is ideal for indicating low systemic inflammation.

#blood-test

#inflammation

Investigate MMR vaccine's link to heart disease and thyroid issues

The speaker claims an MMR vaccine shut off his thyroid and caused insulin dysregulation, leading to a 40-fold increase in his calcium score from 20 to 800.