Myocardial Infarction without Arterial Obstruction in Patient Post COVID-19 Treatment

Research Article | DOI: https://doi.org/10.31579/2641-0419/243

Myocardial Infarction without Arterial Obstruction in Patient Post COVID-19 Treatment

  • Huang, W. L. 1*

1 Infectious Diseases, General Practice, Nutrition, Medical Acupuncture, Pain Management. Medical Acupuncture and Pain Management Clinic, Franca, São Paulo, Brazil.

*Corresponding Author: Huang Wei Ling, MD, Rua Homero Pacheco Alves, 1929, Franca, São Paulo, 14400-010, Brazil.

Citation: Huang, W. L. (2022). Myocardial Infarction without Arterial Obstruction in Patient Post COVID-19 Treatment. J. Clinical Cardiology and Cardiovascular Interventions, 5(2); DOI:10.31579/2641-0419/243

Copyright: © 2022 Huang, W. L., This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited.

Received: 03 January 2022 | Accepted: 13 January 2022 | Published: 18 January 2022

Keywords: myocardial infarction; medications; energy; chakras; traditional chinese medicine; homeopathy; hippocrates

Abstract

Introduction: Some risks factors associated with COVID-19 infections were established such as coronary artery disease in patients with SARS-CoV-2 infections. The use of highly concentrated medications according to Arndt Schultz Law can induce reduction in the vital energy, leading to stagnation of Blood and propensity to have myocardial infarction even without arterial obstruction. 

Purpose: to demonstrate that patient with COVID-19 infection that received highly concentrated medications to treat this infection, have more propensity to develop myocardial infarction some days after the treatment instituted. 

Methods: through one case report of 42 years-old-male patient with history of acquired COVID-19 on January 2nd 2021. He was admitted in the hospital due to dyspnea symptoms, myalgia, and needs oxygenation. He received the medications, Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine, corticosteroids. After 18 days of the initial manifestations, the patient felt pain in the chest and went to the hospital and they found that his troponin was increasing gradually and after two hours of it increased many times and the physician decided to admit him again in the hospital to make more exams. The patient was submitted to catheterization and the result of this procedure were that all his coronary were in perfect state of health without any obstruction and they treated him as he had myocardial infarction. After three months, the patient went to my clinic due to post herpetic neuralgia and also to evaluate his condition and I performed the chakras’ energy centers measurement. 

Results: the results of this chakras’ energy centers measurement revealed that all his chakras were in the lowest level of energy (rated in one) with exception of the seventh (that was normal, rated in eight). I began his treatment using homeopathies medications according to the theory Constitutional Homeopathy of the Five Elements based on Traditional Chinese Medicine. 

Conclusion; the conclusion of this study is that patients treated with highly concentrated medications to treat SARS-CoV-2 infection can develop myocardial infarction even without arterial obstruction due to energy deficiency state prior to this infection and aggravated many times with to the use of any type of highly concentrated medications to treat this kind of infection, because it will reduce the vital energy that was already very low before the infection and will cause stagnation of Blood in any part of the body, in this case, inside the coronary artery.         

Introduction

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death worldwide, accounting for 17.8 million deaths in 2017. [1]

At this year (2021), more than 156 million people worldwide have confirmed severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) infection, and more than 3 million have died of the disease. [2]

Although originally believed to be a syndrome characterized by acute lung injury, respiratory failure, and death, it is now apparent that severe coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is further characterized by exuberant cytokinesis, with resultant endothelial inflammation, microvascular thrombosis, and multi organ failure. [3]

Involvement of the cardiovascular system is common in COVID-19. Somewhere between one-fifth and one-third of hospitalized patients will have evidence of myocardial injury, defined as the presence of elevated cardiac troponin levels at the time of admission. Such patients are generally older and have a higher prevalence of hypertension, diabetes mellitus, coronary artery disease, and heart failure than those with normal troponin levels. Myocardial injury is associated with a greater need for mechanical ventilator support and higher in-hospital mortality. [4]

This article will be written by the influences of Hippocrates (c. 460 bce - c. 375 bce) father of medicine, that said that “we need to treat the patient and not the disease.” [5]

According to Hippocrates, “we need to consider ancient medical traditions prior to the knowledge we have nowadays”, so in this article, I will show the relationship between myocardial infarction development and SARS-CoV-2 infection, in the point of view of traditional Chinese medicine, taking into account, the possible energy imbalances presented by the patients prior to this SARS-CoV-2 infection, the type of medications used in the treatment of this infection that evolve to the development of myocardial infarction after this treatment. [3]

Purpose:

The purpose of this study is to demonstrate that patient that is having myocardial infarction after COVID-19 treatment is not related to the SARS-CoV-2 itself but by the influences of the type of medication used in the treatment of patients with SARS-CoV-2 infection in a person that have energy deficiency in the internal five massive organs, demonstrated by the radiesthesia procedure. The use of highly concentrated medications can reduce even more the vital energy of the patient and can cause stagnation of Blood inside the blood vessels, causing in his case, the development of myocardial infarction due to stagnation of Blood inside the coronary artery

Methods:

I will use the description of one case report demonstrating that this patient evolved to the clinical presentation of myocardial infarction confirmed  by the alterations in the laboratory exams two days after being discharged from the hospital, after the treatment of SARS-CoV-2 infection and the treatment of the condition of lack of energy inside the five internal massive organs using highly diluted medications according to the theory created by me (2020) entitled Constitutional Homeopathy of the Five Elements Based on Traditional Chinese Medicine and crystal-based medications were important to reduce the chance of having another clinical condition of myocardial infarction or another clinical presentation of thrombosis or any complication that came from the energy deficiency state, as I demonstrated through many other articles. 

Case Report

To illustrate this article, I will show one case report (D.F.) of a 42-year-old male patient. In January 2nd, 2021 he had the first symptoms, a mild cold with a runny nose and body aches. After 5 days (January 7th 2021) he was tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 infection and started taking Ivermectin (3x / day for 2 days; 1x / day for 3 more days) and vitamin D. He could only lie down all day. After 10 days of the first symptoms (January 12TH 2021) he had a worsening of the condition, feeling short of breath, feeling unwell and a lot of body pain; he went to the hospital and started taking two more drugs: Hydroxychloroquine and corticosteroid. On January 17TH 2021, 15 days after the first symptoms, he was discharged.

The following day (January 18th 2021), 16 days after the infection, he went back to work, but at lunch time he returned home, as he was unable to work, very tired and weak, he was not even able to climb the stairs normally. On January 19th 2021(17 days after the first manifestation of infection), as soon as he woke up, he felt a pain in his chest, he was salivating and his heartbeat was around 40 bpm. He went to the hospital emergency quickly where through the electrocardiogram no changes were detected. However, there was an alteration in the troponin exam, and when the exam was repeated after two hours, this alteration had increased considerably, from 334 ng/L to 824 ng/L while the reference value for men was less than 53.5 ng/L.

He was admitted to the ICU for observation. On January 20th 2021, (second day of hospitalization) catheterization was performed, which showed that the coronary arteries had no obstructive lesions, only with anterior descending artery (AD) with slow flow of blood and left ventricle (LV) with normal contractility.

Here are the echocardiograms performed by the patient on January 19th at 10:06 AM and 02:13 PM, January 20th at 06:00 AM and January 21st at 06:00 AM.

Figure 1: Electrocardiogram exams on the date 19th, 20th, and 21st January 2021. 

In the first electrocardiogram (1) made in January 19th 2021 (10:06 AM), it is demonstrating bradycardia (47 beats per minute).

In the second electrocardiogram (2), on the same date (at 2:13 PM), it is it is demonstration a diaphragmatic infarction (65 heart beat per minute) 

In the third electrocardiogram (3), on January 20th, it is also demonstrating diaphragmatic infarction (60 heart beat per minute).

In the fourth electrocardiogram (4) on January 21st, it is also demonstrating diaphragmatic infarction (65 heart beat per minute).

During hospitalization, he took anticoagulants, coronary vasodilators and antiplatelet agents. After 3 days of hospitalization, he was discharged.

On January 25TH 2021, 23 days after the first symptoms of the SARS-CoV-2 infection, herpes zosters appeared on his left back and went to the hospital again, where Gabapentin and acyclovir were prescribed, but as he still had a lot of pain, the patient started taking tramadol one tablet for each 6 hours to be able to endure the pain.

He is currently taking the following medications: Enalapril, Gabapentin, Bisoprolol and vitamins B1, B2, B6, B12 and zinc.

He always practiced sports, mainly jiu-jitsu (for 12 years), 2 hours daily. With the pandemic, he started exercising 1 hour a day daily, running or cycling. His heartbeat at rest when he practiced physical activities was around 70 bpm, and after the SARS-CoV-2 infection, he has been gradually returning to physical activities, and he note that even doing exercises, his heart beat cannot increase to more than 60 bpm. 

He came to my clinic on April 8th, 2021, 3 months after the infection, to treat post-herpetic neuralgia and reported all these events to me after SARS-CoV-2 infection. As I know that the majority of patients nowadays have energy deficiency in the chakras’ energy centers (that corresponds to the energy in the five internal massive organs) and that this energy deficiency can facilitates SARS-CoV-2 infection (due to reduced immune system) and this same energy deficiency can evolve to heart attack (due to deficiency of energy to maintain the Blood flowing normally inside the blood vessels) even without arterial obstruction and herpes virus infection (due to immune compromised state), I measured the energy of his chakras energy centers using a crystal pendulum.

Case Report Results:

The results of this measurement showed to me that all his chakras’ energy centers were in the lowest level of energy (rated one out of eight), being one the lowest level and eight the normal level. The only exception was that his seventh chakra (the spiritual chakra) was normal (rated in eight), as you can see in the Figure 2.

Figure 2: Results of the chakras’ energy center’s measurement.

I started the treatment with Chinese dietary counseling recommending to the patient to avoid all dairy products, raw foods, sweets, Cold drinks (to do not imbalance the Spleen and pancreas meridian responsible for the absorption of nutrients). The second group of foods that I orientate him to avoid was the ingestion of fried foods, chocolate, honey, eggs, coconut, melted cheese and alcoholic beverages (to do not create more internal Heat, that was causing the herpes virus manifestation in the energy point of view). The third group of foods that I orientate to avoid was the ingestion of soda, coffee and mate tea (to do not imbalance even more the Kidney meridian or second chakra, that is responsible for the production of Yin and Yang). 

I also made systemic and auricular acupuncture with apex ear bloodletting to balance the internal energy of Yin and Yang (point 7), Qi (point 5 and 11) and Blood (point 8) and taking out Heat retention (point 12), as you can see in the Figure 3.

Figure 3: Auricular acupuncture points used in the treatment of patient with history of myocardial infarction post COVID-19 treatment and herpes zoster.

But using only these tools (Chinese dietary counseling and auricular acupuncture) it is not possible to tone the organs that are without energy. For this reason, I also use homeopathies medications to replenish these organs energy according to the theory created by me (2020) entitled Constitutional Homeopathy of the Five Elements based on Traditional Chinese Medicine

Discussion

To you to understand what is the reason behind this clinical presentation of myocardial infarction after COVID-19 treatment, we need to understand that all the things that exists in our universe is composed by energy, including the human body. Before the diseases is materialized, there are some alterations that could be happening in the energy level, as you can see in the Table 1. [6]

Table 1: Evolution from health to disease.

In this table 1, I am demonstrating that the evolution from health to disease is divided in 5 phases where the first three phases are in the energy level, when the patient has symptoms but the laboratory exams are still normal. Normally Western physicians say to the patients (when they have symptoms and the laboratorial exams are normal) that what they have are some “emotional “problems and normally, these patients are referred to a psychiatry to begin the intake of some medication such as anti-depressant medications. [7, 8]

One of disease that normally the patient has much symptoms but usually the laboratorial exams are normal are patients that are suffering from fibromyalgia. In this case, all the alterations are in the energy level and normally, these patients are treated using anti-depressant medications, that could worsen even more this energy deficient state, and lead to more complications, because it is not treating the cause (that are the energy imbalances and deficiencies), but just treating the symptoms. [9]

All this new reasoning, in the energy point of view began in 2006, when I treated one specific patient that was complaining pain in the legs, that was not improving his symptoms only using anti-inflammatory medications. [10]

This patient improved from his leg pain condition when I treated him, looking at the energy imbalances and not just treating his symptoms, using tools in Chinese medicine such as Chinese dietary counseling, auricular acupuncture with apex ear bloodletting and systemic acupuncture. Using this kind of treatment and reasoning, trying to rebalance his internal energy, it was possible to improve his pain in the legs but also, his glaucoma condition that I was not aware that he had, reducing for the first time of his life, his intra-ocular pressure from 40 to 17 mmHg. [10]

To explain how TCM works and their energy point of view, I need to show you some concepts, that exists for more than 5000 years. First, would I like to show a tree as a metaphor of our body (Figure 4), with the leaves being the symptoms and diseases and the branches meaning each medical specialty. In Western medicine, the focus is to treat each leaf in each specialty but in traditional Chinese medicine, they understand that all the clinical symptoms presented by each patient is caused by energy imbalances located in the root of the tree, that is usually not visible by the naked eyes (Yin and Yang and the Five Elements theory). Also, there is the influences of the external pathogenic factors that are surrounding his tree, that are Wind, Cold, Humidity, Dryness and Heat. [8] 

Figure 4: Tree metaphor showing the differences between Western and Traditional Chinese medicine point of view and the different level of treatment (leaf and root level) 

In this root of this tree, there are some energies that are responsible for the maintenance of healthy of the individual. These energies are Yin, Yang, Qi and Blood, as you can see in the Figure 5. Yin and Yang are two opposites and complementary energies that are produced by the Kidney (second chakra) and Qi is the vital energy, distributed by the Liver (first chakra) and by the Lung (fourth chakra). Blood is produced by the Spleen (fifth chakra). When these four energies are in a balance state, the Blood can circulate properly inside the blood vessels, as you can see their relationship in the Figure 6. [7]

Figure 5:Yin, Yang, Qi and Blood relationship.

When these energies are imbalanced or when there is deficiency of one or a combination of deficiencies between them, the symptoms and diseases appear. When there is deficiency or excess of one energy or a combination of energy imbalances among them, there is the formation of internal Heat (Figure 6) , that also could cause other diseases such as emotional or physical diseases, such as anxiety and panic syndrome, as I am demonstrating through the articles (2019) Why Do Patients Still Have Anxiety Symptoms Despite the Use of Psychotropic Medications? and in the article also wrote by me (2020)  entitled Energy Disturbances in Panic Syndrome and How Can We Teat It in Adolescence? In the article also wrote by me (2019) entitled Why Are Diabetic Patients Still Having Hyperglycemia Despite Diet Regulation, Antiglycemic Medication and Insulin? and in another article also wrote by me (2020) entitled Chakra’s Energy Deficiency as One of the Cause of Menopause Symptoms in Women, I am showing the energy alterations that are leading to the symptoms presented by each patient before materializing in the leaf level of the tree, showed in the Figure 4, 5 and 6. [7, 11, 12]

Figure 6: Energy deficiency and the formation of internal Heat. 

In the Table 2, you can see the questions that I usually use in the first appointment of the patient, to evaluate the energy deficiencies or excess of each patient, to evaluate the situation of the energy status, in the root of the tree, showed in the Figure 6.

Table 2: Questions that I usually use to evaluate the energy situation of each patient regarding Yin, Yang, Qi, Blood and Heat retention.

The other theory based upon traditional Chinese Medicine principles of treatment is the Five Element theory. The Chinese wise men were able to observe another feature from the nature, the relation between the five basic elements: Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal and Water. They observed a dynamic balance and relationship among these elements, in that they were so intertwined that if the balance was interrupted or destroyed, the elements would suffer. In the human body, demonstrating that each element is associated with an internal massive organ (Liver, Hearth, Spleen, Lung and Kidney respectively), as you can see in the Figure 7. [7] 

Figure 7: Five Elements theory and their internal massive organ correspondence.

As you can see in the Figure 8, chakras are energy concentrations that commands and sends energy to other organs and systems. There are some studies in the literature, such as the study written by Chase (2018) entitled The Geometry of Emotions: Using Chakra Acupuncture and 5-Phase Theory to Describe Personality Archetypes for Clinical Use, the author is correlating the chakras’ energy centers with the five internal massive organs of the Five elements theory of traditional Chinese medicine. So, when I measure the energy of the chakra, I am measuring the energy of the five internal massive organs. For you to understand better the correspondence between the chakras’ energy centers and the five internal massive organs, I am representing them in the Figure 8 and the energy that each chakra is responsible for production is also demonstrated in this Figure 8. The first (red) and seventh chakra (purple) correspond to Wood element and it is responsible for the distribution of Qi inside the body. The second (orange) and sixth (dark blue) chakra correspond to Water element and it is representing the Kidney and it is responsible for the production of Yin and Yang energy. The third chakra (yellow) is representing the Fire element and it is correspondent to the Heart, that has the function of controlling the Blood flow inside the blood vessels. The fourth chakra (green) corresponds to Metal element and represents the Lung, that is responsible for distribution of Qi inside the body. The fifth chakra (light blue) corresponds to the Earth element and represents the Spleen, responsible for the production of Blood. The sixth chakra (dark blue) is responsible for memory and concentration and it is commanded by the Kidney. [14] 

Figure 8: Chakras’ energy centers and their internal massive organs correspondence and their production of energy.

Through radiesthesia procedure, it is possible to measure the internal energy of each chakras’ energy centers and using this kind of process, it is possible to evaluate the energy of each internal massive organ. In China, they usually use the measurement of the pulses in the wrists to analyze the internal energy of the five internal massive organs, but according to my experience, this measurement is personal and could vary between different doctors. The radiesthesia method (to measure the energy of the chakras’ energy centers and the five internal massive organs) was made using a crystal pendulum in front of each chakra. Depending on the movement of the crystal, if clockwise, or counter-clockwise or the crystal’s rotation amplitude, it is possible to evaluate the amount of energy that each chakra presents. [7] 

It is also important to say that TCM does not discuss the concept of immunity itself, what protects the body against the invasion of external pathogenic factors is the Zheng Qi as well as the ability of the organism to recover after damaging influences or energy imbalances caused by emotional distress or a bad diet. Zheng Qi is formed with the constitutional energy of the Kidney meridian (second chakra). The appearance of disease results from a fight between these two factors, Zheng Qi and Xie Qi. This conflict could be in three different ways: normality when Zheng Qi is stronger than Xie Qi, empty when Zheng Qi is weak but less weak than Xie Qi and gravity when Zheng Qi is real and much lower than Xie Qi as I am demonstrating in the Figure 9. [15] 

Figure 9:Zheng Qi and Xie-Qi
 

In this specific case where the patient had herpes zoster after SARS-CoV-2 infection, it could be related to the harmful effect of the use of highly concentrated medications that reduced even more the vital energy (that was already low prior to the infection) and worsened with the use of these kinds of medications, as demonstrated by the Arndt-Schultz Law, created in 1888 by two German researchers, as you can see in the Figure 10.  Regarding Herpes Zoster, I (2019) already published an article entitled How Can We Treat Recurrent Herpes Virus Infection without the Use of Antiviral Drugs? where through two cases reports, I explained that in TCM, herpes zoster is caused by Fire Toxin and Damp Heat. In the case of this patient reported in this article, he evolves to herpes zoster due to energy deficiency and was aggravated by the use of high concentrated medications, creating an internal Heat or Fire formation, and generating Herpes Zoster in the left dorsum. [16]

Figure 10: Arndt Schultz law

In this law, they are saying that the use of highly concentrated medications can harm the vital energy and cause a toxic effect or even be a lethal dose, as you can see in the Figure 10. The use of highly diluted medications can increase this vital energy and it is this kind of medication that we need to use in our population nowadays, as I am demonstrating in the article I (2021) wrote entitled Is the population the same as in the past? and in the second article I (2021) wrote entitled Energy Alterations and Chakras’ Energy Deficiencies and Propensity to SARS-CoV-2 Infection. [17, 18]

For this reason, I am using more highly diluted medications nowadays, instead of highly concentrated medications. In 2015, I began to study homeopathy in Brazil and during my course, I feel that homeopathy is a very good medication to treat variety of diseases recently , because it can treat the disease without causing so many side effects that highly concentrated medications are causing, such as in the article I wrote (2021) entitled Is the Medication used in Intubation of Patients with Covid-19 Affecting the Outcome of the Patient’s Treatment?, and in another article written by me (2021) entitled What Flexner Report did to Our Medicine After 100 Years of Implantation? [20, 21] 

The only problem that I felt was that the mechanism of action of homeopathy medications is not very well understood and for this reason, I created a new theory in homeopathy in 2015, and published in 2020 entitled Constitutional Homeopathy of the Five Elements Based on Traditional Chinese Medicine, linking homeopathy theory created by Hahnemann (1755 - 1843) with the thought of traditional Chinese medicine (that exists for more than 5000 years. [22]

Table 3: Homeopathy and crystal-based medications used to replenish the chakras’ energy centers to treat the alterations that leaded the patient to myocardial infarction. 

The homeopathy medications used in this theory is shown in the Table 3 and was used in the treatment of this patient reported in this article to replenish his vital energy, that was proofed very low, preventing him to have another clinical presentation of myocardial infarction or one more complication of any infectious or non-infectious condition, that have in the back ground, the same alteration, that are the lack of energy in the internal five massive organs, as I am showing in diverse scientific publications. [6, 7, 20-24]

The use of this type of medication should be used for at least one year or more, probably for the entire life of the patient because the cause of these energy deficiency are the influences of the electromagnetic radiation in our body, leading to low energy in the five internal massive organs, showed in the article written by me (2021) entitled The Influence of Cell Phones and Computers on Our Immune System. [26]

In China, they usually use Chinese herbs to treat the patients with energy deficiency in the internal five massive organs but as I live in Brazil, there are some difficulties to find all these medications easily, so I decided to write this new theory, using homeopathy as the medication of choice nowadays to treat all kinds of diseases, because even the use of Chinese herbs in this new type of population could cause harm to the vital energy, as they are also classified as highly concentrated medications. In the book written by Manning and Vanrenen (1993) entitled Bioenergetic Medicines East and West: Acupuncture and Homeopathy, the authors are saying that homeopathy acts like bioenergy, the same action of acupuncture. [27] 

Another reason to write this new theory was that I realized that homeopathy physician does not understand very well how is the mechanism of action of homeopathy medications until today. They use the “simmilimum” theory created by Hahnemann (1755 - 1843), where they use the medication that can induce the same symptom presented by each patient when this same substance is given to a healthy person and all these symptoms are well described in many materia medica nowadays. But how is the mechanism of action of all these kinds of medications is not well understood. [27]

The reason that I want to bring this case in this publication was to show that the lack of energy in the chakras’ energy centers already presented by the patient can get even worse with the use of any type of highly concentrated medications, used to treat SARS-CoV-2 infection. The use of this type of medication could probably be the factor causing the myocardial infarction after two days after being discharged from the hospital, even without arterial obstruction and was probably the cause of herpes zoster formation. The treatment used in Chinese medicine tools (Chinese dietary counseling, auricular acupuncture with apex ear bloodletting and replenishing the internal energy using homeopathy medications) were important to improve the energy that was very low, and preventing the patient to have another symptoms of myocardial infarction or even have another type of infection because it can increase the vital energy and, in this case, can improve the immune system of the patient, preventing to have any kind of infectious or non-infectious diseases. [6, 7, 17,19, 21]  

In the research I did in my clinic in Brazil, studying and analyzing a 409 files of 1000 patients’ chakras’ energy centers measurement from 2015 to 2020, I concluded that 90% of all my patients were in the lowest level of energy in all the five internal massive organs (Kidney, Liver, Heart, Spleen and Lung), independently on the age group or have or not comorbidities such as diabetes, hypertension, myocardial infarction, cancer, stroke, etc. This result was published by me (2021) in the article entitled Energy Alterations and Chakras’ Energy Deficiencies and Propensity to SARS-CoV-2 Infection and in the second article also wrote by me (2021) entitled Are We Vaccinating Immunocompetent or Immunocompromised People for COVID-19?, as you can see in the Table 4. [18, 19]

Table 4: Results of the chakras’ energy measurement of 409 patients in Brazil (2015 to 2020)

Regarding energy alterations leading to myocardial infarction, I already wrote two articles, the first (2020)  is entitled The Importance of Correcting Energy Imbalances in the Prevention and Treatment of Myocardial Infarction, where I am explaining through two cases reports, patients that had past history of myocardial infarction and the importance of treating energy deficiencies of Yin, Yang, Qi and Blood that are produced by the five internal massive organs (explained in the Figure 9) to maintain the Qiand Blood circulating properly, and therefore preventing Blood stagnation and retention of Phlegm, which may lead to myocardial infarction symptoms. In this article, the treatment made by Western medicine is to treat the localized obstruction in the coronary artery and what I am saying in this article is that all patients that have myocardial infarction have in the back ground, energy deficiency in the five internal massive organs, in the root of the tree, that is invisible by the naked eyes, showed in the Figure 5 and 6 [19, 23]

The second article regarding myocardial infarction that I wrote (2021) is entitled Chakras’ Energies Deficiencies as the Main Cause of Myocardial Infarction without Arterial Obstruction, where I explained through one case report that the possible factor that induced the myocardial infarction in that patient was the complete lack of energy in all her chakras’ energy centers (Liver, Heart, Spleen, Lung and Kidney), leading to stagnation of Blood in the coronary arteries. As I showed in the Figure 5, to Blood circulate normally inside the blood vessels, there is the necessity of having Yin, Yang, Qi and Blood in adequate amount and if the organs that are responsible for the production of these energies are compromised, they are not producing the energy necessary to circulate this blood adequately, producing in this case, stagnation of Blood inside the coronary artery but could be in any part of the body, leading to thrombosis or stroke. [19, 20-23] 

In the article entitled Are We Vaccinating Immunocompetent or Immunocompromised People for COVID-19? I showed that all my patients and possible the whole world population are immunocompromised due to the lack of energy in the five massive organs and this lack of energy is caused by the electromagnetic waves, 5G technology, excess of cellphone and computer uses, as well as wrong eating habits and uses of highly concentrated medications that was explained in the Arndt Schultz Law, in the Figure 11. The alterations in the energy level generated by computers and cell phones were written by me (2021) in the article entitled The Influence of Cell Phones and Computers on Our Immune System. [18, 19, 23, 26]

I already published some articles regarding the consequences after the treatment of the SARS-CoV-2 infection using highly concentrated medications such as the development of dyspnea and fatigue symptoms (only after the acute phase of this infection). In both articles also wrote by me (2021) entitled Chakras’ Energies Deficiencies as the Cause of Dyspnea Post COVID-19 Treatment and Chakras’ Energy Deficiencies as the Cause of Fatigue Post SARS-CoV-2 Infection Patients Treatment, I am showing that all patients were in the lowest level of energy in the internal five massive organs and the use of any type of highly concentrated medication, such as to control fever, cough, infection; inflammation, etc. were reducing even more the vital energy of the patient, leading to diverse clinical manifestation. [28, 29]

In another article written by me (2021) entitled Is the Population in the World the Same as in the Past?  I am explaining that in our current globe, we live in a completely different era of our parents and grandparents, where people played outdoors, in contact with nature, sunbathed, played sports, etc. but nowadays, children rarely sunbathe, stay indoors all the time playing video games and with cell phones, just like adults that work all day with their cell phone and computer, are leading to energy deficiency in the five internal massive organs and compromising their immune system. The world is aging faster and these changes that are at the energy level are not visible to the naked eye, and take years to change laboratory tests, until a serious illness appears. [17]

We need to know about these changes because the studies made 10, 20 or 50 years ago, may not be the same today, as we are treating different populations if we compare the population at that time. [17] 

I also published an article (2020) about bradycardia, that the patient reported in this article also presents and it is entitled The Importance of Correcting Chakras Energy Centers Alterations to Prevent Pacemaker Indication, where I explained that bradycardia can be associated with chakras energy deficiency, leading to Qi and Yang deficiency. The evaluation of the chakras energy centers and their proper treatment can prevent the development of bradycardia and other symptoms that are indications of pacemaker, as the pacemaker treats only the symptom and not the root of the problem. [30]

It is important to say that homeopathy was recognized by the Federal Council of Medicine in Brazil in 1980 and by the Council of Medical Specialties of the Brazilian Medical Association in 1990. And acupuncture was recognized by the Federal Council of Medicine in Brazil in 1995. [31]

According to Hippocrates (460 bce - 375 bce), disease is a natural process and the symptoms and sings of diseases were caused by the natural reactions of the body to the diseases process. The work of the physician is to aid this natural resistance and help the patient to overcome these metabolic imbalances and restore the harmony and health to the organism. [5,8]

To understand better what could be happening in patients with myocardial infarction post COVID-19 treatment, it is important to emphasize the importance of increasingly integrating Western and traditional Chinese medicines, as in this metaphor with the symbol of Yin and Yang. In this symbol, you can see the dark side represented by Western medicine (Yin energy) that is considered a materialized energy and traditional Chinese medicine represents Yang energy that is non-materialized energy and are indicated in the white part of this symbol. Both medicines can work together to understand better how disease is formed in the deepest level, in the root of the tree, in the energy level. They are opposite but complementary and the materialized energy (leaf level) is also formed by energy that is not materialized in the root, as you can see in the Figure 11. [7]

Figure 11:Yin and Yang metaphor of Western and traditional Chinese medicine. 

Conclusion

The conclusion of this study is that patients when treated with highly concentrated medications to treat SARS-CoV-2 infection, can develop any kind of complications due to this energy deficient state, in this case the patient reported in this article evolve to myocardial infarction without arterial obstruction due to energy deficiency state that he had before the infection and the deficiency of energy was aggravated after the use of this kinds of medications, and evolve to stagnation of Blood inside the blood vessels of coronary artery, leading to myocardial infarction symptoms. The use of highly diluted medications in this case can increase the vital energy of the patients and can reduce the chance to have this kind of complication after the treatment of this infection and other kinds of diseases nowadays.

Acknowledgements

Special thanks to Zigomar Domiciano Cury MD, clinical cardiologist at IACOR (Advanced Institute of the Heart) and at Santa Casa of Fernadópolis in Brazil, for interpreting the results in the electrocardiogram of the patient reported in this article.

Conflict of interest:

There is no conflict of interest in this article. 

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