Early in 1992, my husband Charles had a stroke that left the left hand and arm quite weak. The doctor did an ultra-sound and determined there was an almost closed artery in his shoulder. The doctor put him on blood thinners that made him cold all the time.
It was recommended that I use O.C.M., which would dissolve what was blocking the arteries and pass it out of the system without stopping anywhere else. Charles took O.C.M. three times a day, and we also applied some to the area where the main blockage was supposed to be. At night, I put a dressing over the area and covered it with plastic wrap to help it penetrate.
In the weeks that Charles was returning for physical therapy, the doctor did another ultrasound and found the blood flow had increased to just about normal. He started to say something about the blood thinner when I told him Charles hadn’t taken the thinners because they made him cold and tired. I told the doctor about O.C.M. He became very upset and told me I don’t care what you’re doing, but you might as well keep it up.
That was the last tie we went there! In 1999, I was talking to my son, Joh, in North Carolina. John calls himself a company representative; I call him a traveling salesman. He was complaining his legs were giving him trouble; the veins were swelling, popping out, and very painful. The doctor was going to give him pain pills to out, and very painful. The doctor was going to give him pain pills to try [didn’t guarantee anything] and also a blood thinner.
I reminded him about the O.C.M. his father took. I sent him a 4 oz six. He would not take it orally but only applied it to the affected areas on his legs. He rubbed it on his legs upwardly and put the dressing on at night. Unfortunately, John wouldn’t stay off of his feet. After about two weeks, his legs did feel better, though. In June, John had a heart attack and needed a triple bypass. Guess where they got the veins good enough for his heart?
Right — the very legs he couldn’t stand on a few months before. If he had taken O.C.M. orally, I don’t think he would’ve had the heart attack, but then he would still be smoking. Oh well, he’s fine now, thanks to Dr. W. and O.C.M.
— V. D., Eastpointe, MI US
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