re: #194 Mich-again

Some people seem to have a disorder where they have a need to flaunt their “private knowledge”. And the best way to have private knowledge is to make it up yourself or pimp conspiracy theories.

re: #218 formercorpsman

Your out of your mind.

Did you not just see someone answer here they had it done more than 10 years ago?

I was speculating, as I said. I try to keep in my mind. :-) But I have a quote here from Dr. M. that may help. (Keep in mind that his is from 1979)

…A seven-year study by the Veterans Administration of more than 1,000 people found that except for high-risk patients with rare left-main artery disease, the coronary bypass provided no benefit. Mortality rates for surgery patients were not significantly different from those medically treated. In fact, among the low-risk patients, the mortality rates after four years were slightly higher among those receiving the operation. Other studies have shown that people who have coronary bypass surgery still show abnormalities on exercise EKG test and that they have no less risk of suffering a heart attack than those who are treated nonsurgically…

He goes on to say that the most effective treatment seems to be nutritional. Ahead of his time.
More than a decade.