>My father in law had a heart attack last November 2000. He was >admitted >to CCU, but walked out 2 days later against medical advice. A little story from Dr. Ron Rosedale, clinic partner of Drs. Eades... A man was in the hospital for his second go-round with a heart surgeon. He decided that was it. He was on every medication under the sun; he'd had enough. He ripped the IVs out of his arm and walked away AMA - against medical advice. I have this image of him in the middle of the parking lot, walking away defiantly in slow-mo, nurses in white caps running behind him, tears in their eyes, "Noooooooo!" Anyway, he goes to the clinic. He's off all meds within days. These included heart and diabetes meds, a laundry list of disease-sustaining pharmacueticals. In just a few months, everything was back to normal. He's now healthy as a horse, does several games of golf in a week. Doctors and John Q. Public simply cannot grasp the idea that the effects of insulin go far beyond the digestive tract and the waistline, that they also play a role in heart disease. It will be a long time before they wake up and smell the coffee. Until then, it's just more drugs. Dori Zook Denver, CO _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com