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[iwant]

Hi!

What do you think about using c60 before/after surgery for heart arrhythmia (cauterizing).
Could c60 help with healing post-op and hjelp minimize damage if taken pre-op? Does it have any effect on clotting?

[AdamI]

I would say it don't have any effect on clothing. At least one study show that diabetics benefit from C60 due to the body becomes better at handleing glucose levels in the blood. Maybe that would also effect the cholestrol to a more healthy level?
Doubt u need to worry anyway. I would suggest u took TA-65, since that helps with activating some old and tired stemcells, which I'm sure u have plenty of in ur heart.
U should also read a bit on OPC (like pine bark) it is suppose to help the body generate new blood vessels and strenghten the existing ones, It's cheap anyway (pine bark extract)
See u wrote hjelp, instead of help. So u maybe a Norweigan? I live in norway, it's not possibe to buy c60 then te customs will take it... although never tried

[niner]

I'd skip the c60 until after you are healed. In fact, I'd skip most anti-inflammatories, except those that you may need to control pain. There was a paper posted here some time ago that looked at the effect of NSAIDs on recovery from tendon injury in rats, and the tendons that healed under the influence of NSAIDs were not as strong. I don't know to what extent this generalizes to all tissues or all anti-infammatories, but given the option I'd not use c60 here.

FWIW, I'm a c60 user and recently had a minor operation. I survived... I don't have anything to compare it to, so I don't know if I would have healed better or worse without the c60.

I hope the operation goes well.

ps: If customs gives you any trouble with c60-oo, you could buy pure c60 and mix it with olive oil yourself. A lot of people here do that- there's a thread about it.

[YOLF]

Niner, what would you think about Arganine and maybe a selection of other proteins?

[free10]

I'd skip the c60 until after you are healed. In fact, I'd skip most anti-inflammatories, except those that you may need to control pain. There was a paper posted here some time ago that looked at the effect of NSAIDs on recovery from tendon injury in rats, and the tendons that healed under the influence of NSAIDs were not as strong. I don't know to what extent this generalizes to all tissues or all anti-infammatories, but given the option I'd not use c60 here.

FWIW, I'm a c60 user and recently had a minor operation. I survived... I don't have anything to compare it to, so I don't know if I would have healed better or worse without the c60.

I hope the operation goes well.

ps: If customs gives you any trouble with c60-oo, you could buy pure c60 and mix it with olive oil yourself. A lot of people here do that- there's a thread about it.

Niner aspirin can be destructive to certain joint tissues for example, but I doubt it had anything to do with it being an ant inflammatory. I am a big fan of aspirin but I also know it has its negatives at well. Many things are actually anti inflammatory such as vitamin E, just for example and I doubt it would slow healing down on tendons. I would take the C60 and the prime reason is things do not always go well in surgeries, and I think it would help if there was any severe oxygen problems during it and may help limit damage and even prevent death. May. For healing zinc, arginine, C, and maybe A should all help.

[YOLF]

MSM might also be a good thing to take. Thoughts?