Can anyone tell me what drugs if any are required immediately after a CC operation and if there is an ongoing requirement for anti rejection,anti-calcification or any other requirement.
Recently a friend was rushed to hospital and dad a stent inserted through his leg to open up a blocked heart valve. He is taking 8 different medications and if he doesn't take the anti calcification drug ,has a high risk of the problem recurring in a very short time.
He is an AHZ shareholder and had no choice as these things are out of our control when they happen. Strangely enough the surgeons at RPH had no knowledge of AHZ and cardio cell.
I guess there are a few questions here?
If no drugs are required with CC you would think the Federal government would be very interested and the drug companies very afraid.
My view is if the product is as good as I think it is CC should be mandatory in every hospital. ie.negligent not to use it.
Being a layman I would appreciate some informed advice.
CardioCel on Wikipedia!!!!Superior product, page-23
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