Curing Heart Disease, Preventing Stroke, and Eliminating Stroke Risk: With the Foundation of Health Optimization Engineering

Dr. Jianqing Wu and Dr. Ping Zha, published this book as the first vehicle to introduce Health Optimization Engineering. This book was published with the purposes: (1) enabling readers to cure vascular diseases and eliminate stroke risk completely; (2) overthrowing the two-century old INCURABLE concept; (3) teaching readers to prevent future diseases; and (4) exposing real risks created by medicine and its severe adverse impacts on public health and human survival. After they have disclosed their disease treatment methodologies and disease theories on this first book, they published a series of pioneering studies that firmly prove flaws in the foundation of medicine, and established the critical role of Central Nervous System. Their last discovery, immune system’s functional capacity dynamics, cracks the deep secrets of healing miracles. This finding has an effect of firmly refuting the incurable notion.

This book is different from other books in the following aspects: (1) presenting a completely different healing approach that comprises components from holistic medicine, System Optimization Methodology, and basic medical discoveries, with its focus on individual persons but not a population; (2) discussing medical miracles and their potential mechanisms; (3) discussing several disease theories which are intended as the foundation of a new health art, Health Optimization Engineering; (4) analyzing the mechanisms of many wonder healing methods in scientific language for the first time; (5) analyzing many medical controversies that are relevant to vascular diseases; and (6) discussing why most people have failed to cure their vascular diseases or experienced disease returns.

The book discloses a large number of deep secrets. One of the biggest secrets is that human immune system is actually run and controlled by emotion, environmental factors, body activities and the levels of toxic substances in the body. A person may run his immune system at only a fraction of the available capacities. This means that any person has unlimited things to do to defeat so-called incurable diseases. What they have proved is that many seemly irrelevant life factors can affect disease outcomes by their immediate impacts and permanent impacts on the immune system and vital organ functions. This finding essentially cracks all healing miracles and implies that the best strategy for curing vascular diseases is to maximize the immune functional capacities by optimizing life factors. Many seemingly unrelated factors can have game-ending effects on disease outcomes.

The second secret is the role of the brain. Exercises-related healing arts have been used in all cultures for thousands of years. By examining ancient healing arts, the authors assess their healing power according to the mind-body model. Many recent research findings have revealed the special role of the Central Nervous System on organ-organ interactions, immune functions, and stem cell differentiation activities and have shed light on the critical role on vascular diseases. Since brain is always affected by chronic diseases, highly successful measures for healing vascular diseases must include measures for retraining the brain. They authors teach how to use both ancient knowledge and latest discoveries to heal vascular diseases.

It can be difficult for a reader to understand concepts in this book if the reader has been influenced by deeply flawed population medicine. It does not need much thinking to see how a population-based repairing model would affect car/plane repairs performance. A repairing model imitating medicine cannot prevent broken cars/planes from crashing. For any complex dynamic system like human life, a workable healing model must be tailored to personal conditions. If you can master the two core concepts and exercise cautions, healing will be a matter of course.

This book is written as an attempt to arrest the momentum of population health destruction in the U.S. and the world. Its purposes include: (1) enabling readers to cure vascular diseases and eliminating stroke risk completely; (2) overthrowing the two-century old INCURABLE concept; (3) teaching readers to prevent future diseases; and (4) advocating for health care reform to save the civilization. Heart disease and stroke are the leading cause of death. The book provides detailed methods for curing chronic diseases such as heart diseases and eliminating stroke risk. The book extensively discusses potential reasons for failed attempts of curing heart diseases and eliminating stroke risks. The book enables readers to prevent future diseases.