Majid Ali, M.D. Majid Ali, M.D. Red and orange areas indicate higher temperatures caused by sinusitis inflammation. The green and blue areas indicate colder tissues indicating absence of inflammation or other pathology. Heart Areas Upper Two frames Breast Areas Right Middle and Lower Left Frames Sinus Areas Lower Right Frame Breast Areas in blue-green color in the right middle frame Sinus
Read moreMajid Ali, M.D. In the early 1990s, I introduced the term “oxidative coagulopathy” for a state in which microclots composed of blood plasma alone or plasma with blood corpuscles form in the circulating blood. In the late 1990s, I recognized the more fundamental roles of oxygen’ signaling, cellular detox, and cellular detergent functions. In 1998, I introduced the term dysoxygenosis (dysox, for short) in
Read moreMajid Ali, M.D. Why should cardiologists not diagnose the cardio-metabolic syndromes? Because I have not yet met a cardiologist who is willing and able to reverse the so-called cardio-metabolic syndromes. Because noting good ever comes from this diagnosis. No one ever benefits from receiving this diagnosis. Because drugs used to treat this condition have never been proven o have
Read moreMore Coronary Plaques, Fewer-Coronary Deaths Majid Ali, M.D. Majid Ali, M.D. More arterial plaques are associated with fewer deaths from heart attacks and strokes. No, you did not misread the sentence. I write precisely what I mean: people with less intense plaque formation have higher mortality from cardiovascular diseases. I anticipate harsh frowns from doctors on the title of this
Read moreMajid Ali, M.D. Shara Fischer, B.A., Mahboob Baig, M.B;B.S; Judy Juco, M.D., Alfred Fayemi, M.D., Eli Bannahji, M.D.,Jenny Gutierrez, M.D., Claudia Jeannette Alvarado Estrada, M.D; Rosa Zapata, M.D; Sabitha Dasoju, M.B;B.S. Coronary heart disease (CHD) is, first and foremost, an energetic lesion. Specifically, it begins with rupture of the initialstep involving complex I in the chain of oxygen-driven events in mitochondrial
Read moreOxygen Model of Heart Disease More Evidence Majid Ali, M.D A core tenet of my Oxygen Model of Heart Disease is that heart attacks are, first and foremost, problems of the circulating blood, not of coronary artery walls. This model also predicts that heart health program directed at coronary arteries will have limited, if any, benefits if they do
Read moreMajid Ali, M.D. My Oxygen Model of Coronary Artery Disease is an extension of my Oxygen Model of Health and Disease. It is a unifying model that explains all aspects of coronary artery disease—causes, clinical course, consequences, and control—on the basis of disturbed oxygen function. The most important among these compromised and/or blocked functions are: (1) oxygen signaling; (2)
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