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Cavadex Cyclodextrin , NanobacTX , myo-inositol hexakisphosphate (IP6) , proteolytic enzymes

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CAVADEX CLAIMS

If you start your Cavadex now, this is what to expect over the next 3 months:

Month 1: Calming Inflammation & Restoring Circulation
The first 4 weeks are all about reducing local inflammation and opening up circulation. Many users report a rapid improvement and stabilization in their blood pressure numbers as their arteries begin to lose their rigid stiffness. Within weeks, you can also expect a noticeable drop in the frequency of chest pain (angina) and shortness of breath as your body’s natural blood vessel dilation reactivates.

Month 2: The Energy & Vitality Surge
By the second month, systemic vascular health takes a major leap forward. Over 85% of tracked individuals report a significant surge in physical energy. Whether it is returning to standard exercise, walking longer distances without leg cramps, or experiencing sharper mental clarity, your daily quality of life shifts noticeably.

Month 3: Structural Clearing & Peak Well-Being
By the 90-day mark, these changes solidify into lasting structural improvements. This is the window where objective medical imaging (like ultrasounds or CT scans) begins to show actual deviations from your old baseline—reflecting a physical reduction in plaque volume and a wider, cleaner arterial pathway. Standard blood panels also typically show a profound optimization across total cholesterol, LDL, and triglycerides. You will be walking feeling lighter, sharper, and in the best health you’ve been in for years.

Regression of Atherosclerotic Plaque Via High-Viscosity 2-Hydroxypropyl-Β-Cyclodextrin (Cavadex): A Multi-Center Retrospective Case Series — 2026

https://www.gavinpublishers.com/article/view/regression-of-atherosclerotic-plaque-via-highviscosity-2hydroxypropylcyclodextrin-cavadex-a-multicenter-retrospective-case-series

The analysis revealed statistically significant and clinically profound evidence of plaque regression. In index cases, the natural trajectory of CAC progression was reversed; one patient demonstrated a shift from a +27.9% annual increase to a -10.5% annual regression following treatment initiation.1 Angiographic follow-up in high-risk subjects showed stenosis reduction from 82% to 24% in critical coronary vessels.1 Symptomatic relief was reported in >90% of symptomatic participants, characterized by the cessation of refractory angina, resolution of dyspnea, and marked improvement in claudication distance.1 The high-viscosity “Quad” formulation demonstrated superior retention profiles and was associated with accelerated symptomatic relief compared to standard viscosity formulations. Conclusion: This retrospective case series provides robust real-world evidence (RWE) that high-viscosity HPβCD induces rapid, objective regression of atherosclerotic plaque and alleviates ischemic symptoms in patients with advanced ASCVD. The observed regression of calcified burden challenges the prevailing dogma that coronary calcification is irreversible. These findings support the immediate prioritization of large-scale Randomized Controlled Trials (RCTs) to validate HPβCD as a disease-modifying agent capable of reducing residual cardiovascular risk beyond current therapies.

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Just finished up cavadex, I’ll be getting a cac in a few months, I cant swing a Cleerly just yet. Only downside is I won’t know how much soft plaque is there with the calcium score. 
I have had success in reducing cac scores in the past. I use Proteolytic enzymes and ip6. Besides your diet and lifestyle , be aware of any dental problems. Since I was getting a scan every 18 months, my cac score shot up to a 585 in my lad after years of reducing. i asked my dentist for a cone beam scan and sure enough I had an old root canal that was abscess with no symptoms. keep an open mind and look at everything as your source of plaque.

I took two months. My blood work was similar after compared to November 23. I do have another box I plan on using at end of the year. So I went back to mostly plant based again. I did have great success plant based with enzymes and ip 6 which is a chelator . Lots of water melon. I ran out funds to continue with holistic cardiologist for now.. I will have another Cleerly in a year and a cac in couple months. I’ll follow up when I do

Without Cleerly being done a CAC is not always a good indication of what may be going on. The EDTA could of solidified the plaque is one scenario. In my case an abscessed root canal infection with no symptoms was causing my sudden rise in CAC score. My CCTA said I had a 53 % stenois in the LAD. When Cleerly (AI) read the same scan–I had a 25% blockage in one area. Two different diagnosis. What was Dads CRP level?

Terry, I am three years older than you and have had great success with Proteolytic enzymes, also with Ip 6 as a chealator. Here are a few things to be aware of. In 2015 my total cac was 339. By 2020 it was 79. Now in 2022 and 23 it shot up to 585 in my lad. unf I had to diagnose myself. I had a couple of 20 yr old root canal. One had absecessed with no symptoms. Keep tabs on your oral health. After removing I had a Cleerly health scan. That will define what you are looking at. 
I have since did two boxes of cavadex and saving one for end of year. The downside with cac is it doesn’t show soft plaque. You van have a zero and still have issues.


https://www.nad.com/news/scientists-find-a-new-way-to-stop-dangerous-artery-plaques-from-growing

  • A sugar-derived compound called cyclodextrin shrank artery plaques in mice.
  • Cycloextrin lowered cholesterol, reduced inflammation, and kept artery cells healthier.

https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-025-04889-2

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