Mikaelyan Institute of Surgery releases study

Dr. Allen’s Device for Heart Treatment helps people with chronic ischemic cardiac disease to strengthen the heart muscle by improving blood circulation through the coronary arteries. Further research on the therapeutic treatment method with Dr. Allen’s Device has been launched at the Mikaelyan Institute of Surgery in Yerevan, states Fine Treatment.

The Mikaelyan Institute of Surgery, one of the leading hospitals and research centres in Armenia, has started its own clinical trial of Dr. Allen’s Device for Heart Treatment. It is important as many treatment options for heart disease, particularly surgeries, such as coronary artery bypass grafts and angioplasty, have significant side effects but provide little or no improvement in survival rates, Fine Treatment reveals.

It is worth recalling a recent article in Harvard Magazine, ‘A Cardiac Conundrum’ by Alice Park, March-April 2013, which explores the facts highlighted in the book by David S. Jones, MD, PhD, ‘Broken Hearts: The Tangled History of Cardiac Care’. According to the book, the 1977 paper showed no survival benefit in most patients who had undergone bypass surgery, as compared with others who’d received conservative treatment with medication. “Many other trials were done, all more or less showing the same thing: bypass surgery improved survival for a few patients with the most severe forms of coronary artery disease, but for most others it relieved symptoms but did not extend lives,” Jones says.

The results raise a philosophical question of the goal of medical treatment: alleviating symptoms or lengthening lives? “How much is it worth investing in a surgical procedure, with all its risks,” he asks, “if all you’re doing is relieving symptoms?”

Dr. Allen’s Device for Heart Treatment begins to work from day one, and the users start to gain the therapeutic benefits within days of wearing it. The time necessary to improve the condition of the heart muscle varies taking at least several months. Ischemic Cardiovascular Disease develops over years, thus it is reasonable to expect the natural restorative processes in the body to take time to occur. This is exactly what is achieved with the Thermobalancing therapy.

Several testimonials confirm that Thermobalancing therapy developed by Dr. Simon Allen is beneficial for different internal health diseases. For instance, Oxford Innovation Centre has recorded a video interview with a user talking about the treatment of chronic cardiovascular disease with Dr Allen’s Device being a success: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zr2euPQYztQ.

“Advanced research planned at the Mikaelyan Institute of Surgery will provide more information on how Dr. Allen’s Device for Heart Treatment strengthens cardiac muscle,” comments Dr. Simon Allen. “Thermobalancing therapy provides a unique ischemic cardiovascular disease treatment improving the heart muscle’s condition, and enhancing the well-being of its users.”

For details, visit Fine Treatment at http://finetreatment.com/coronary-heart-disease-treatment-angina-relief/.