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The Heart Scan Blog
A cardiologist offers up honest and open talk and discussion about heart disease including how to prevent and or reverse the condition.
Listed in: Heart Disease
Related Topics: health, heart disease
Author: William Davis
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Diana H.
9.2
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  A great source of high-quality information on heart health.
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Posted 10/13/08 3:10 AM


Karen C.
9.8
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  How refreshing to find a cardiologist who thinks "outside the box"!! Thank you!
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Posted 9/26/08 1:09 PM


Alan S.
9.5
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  An excellent site which I read daily for Dr Davis' views on diet, medications and other aspects of cardio health. His views on diet are very similar to my own, developed over six years as a type 2 diabetic.
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Posted 9/13/08 4:09 PM


John P.
9.2
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  Exceptional and right on target... always! Dr. Davis needs a large-scale 'mouthpiece' (Oprah, Dr. Phil are you listening?) to promote his clinically proven work. Using his techniques, I have reduced my lipid profile (via VAP testing) to near-perfect levels and achieved a 4.7 A1C by eliminating wheat entirely from my diet. PS: I had a mild heart attack and diabetes diagnosis in 2002 with blood sugar over 300. It takes a lot of work and discipline, but virtually anyone can reverse their health status through his principals, diet and lifestyle. We need more Dr. D's!
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Posted 6/24/08 2:06 AM


mike v.
9.0
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  I have been aware of Dr. Davis and his blog for about a year, and have independently come to nutritional conclusions largely similar to his, over a period of about ten years. Why should this carry any weight? Simply because at 72, I recently had a CTA scan reviewed by my cardio as "no detectable plaque". Not exactly clinical proof, but but his philosophy and methods have my whole-hearted support. I would be delighted to see other practicing physicians with a similar qualms about their profession to "come out" and join him. In case someone thinks it relevant, my father died of heart attack at 76. MikeV
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Posted 5/1/08 10:05 PM