Sunday, March 2, 2025

Here is a way to save your life and avoid a heart bypass operation

In the 1960s my father put a friend of his named Burt Reynolds (not the Actor) who was a very rich man who needed a heart bypass on a 30 day Watermelon Fast (organic Watermelons are best).

Eating nothing but Organic Watermelons for 30 days will likely prevent you from having to have a heart bypass operation from plaque buildup in your veins and arteries. However, be careful with this if you are blood sugar sensitive or have other health problems. You have to be wise when you do this.

So, it lengthened this man's life doing this by another 10 years or more and he never had to have that heart bypass operation because it completely cleaned the plague buildup from pork and bacon and Red meats that often kill people by the time they are in their late 30s to 50s if they don't have a heart bypass operation.

One of my best friends wouldn't have a heart bypass operation and wasn't into doing a 30 day watermelon fast so he died at age 62 and this was a best friend since I was 6 from Church in Sunday School. He died in 2006.

The other way to clean your arteries and veins of plaque is to eat ONLY Organic Brown rice (nothing else) for 6 months. This will also do the trick but takes 5 months longer whereas organic Watermelon will do it in 1 month (30 days) so you don't have to have a heart operation because of plaque buildup clogging your arteries.

So, once I learned this I chose to do a 4 day watermelon fast each summer on Organic Watermelons for years starting around when I was 30 years old or so. So, when I had an angiogram in 1998 at age 50 they had never before seen someone with arteries this clear of plaque ever at Stanford Hospital next to the university of the same name near San Francisco.

They said I had the arteries of someone 12 to 20 years old when they did my angiogram which is they put a scope into you and look inside of your heart and veins with a video camera so you can see inside yourself with a TV screen as they do this. This was Fall of 1998.

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