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Bacteria in your body can land on your heart and grow into what is called a vegetation, similar to weeds taking over a garden but protected by a biofilm that blocks antibiotics and antimicrobial herbs from working. Over time this can lead to bacterial endocarditis, a condition with a high mortality rate once hospitalized.
This process can often be prevented by supporting your body as a whole. That means making lifestyle changes, detoxing heavy metals and chemicals, and strengthening your immune system so it can clear out organisms that thrive on toxins.
Heart disease is not just about LDL cholesterol. It is a dynamic and multifactorial condition that involves bacteria, toxins, viruses, and mycotoxins throughout the entire body.
The PubMed study referenced in this video: Clinical presentation, etiology, and outcome of infective endocarditis in the 21st century: the International Collaboration on Endocarditis-Prospective Cohort Study
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