DEBRA BRAVERMAN, MD
Assistant Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, School of Medicine,
The Founder of “Braverman EECP Heart Centers”.
Dr. Braverman is a nationally recognized expert in EECP treatment as she has the largest EECP practice in USA, treating more patients with EECP than any other physician in the country.
Dr. Braverman is also the author of the book ” Heal Your Heart with EECP; The Only Noninvasive Way to Overcome Heart Disease”.
In this book, she delivered highly detailed and critical information based on her experiences and research on this “revolutionary treatment”,
She has described the mechanics of EECP treatment, how it dramatically improves blood flow throughout the body, its potential in the treatment of a variety of diseases, its long-lasting benefits to allow heart disease patients to maintain function with reduced or eliminated symptoms, increased energy and morale and reduced need for hospitalization. She stated EECP as an ideal weapon in the fight against heart disease for patients battling obesity, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes and more.
She also pointed out that narrowed or occluded site-specific, artery-opening or blockages-bypassing invasive procedures, such as, angioplasties, stents and bypass surgery, offer only temporary benefit to improve blood flow to the heart and do nothing to stop the progression of the disease. and are not the only option to those who are the sufferers from or at risk for heart disease. Whereas, heart disease is a system-wide, chronic and progressive disease that necessitated system-wide approach.
EECP is another and non-invasive, safe and painless treatment option for them ,which is the only available treatment that provides system-wide approach and therefore the one that is clinically proven to be more successful in reversing the effects of disease, improving blood circulation, promoting the development of new blood vessels to naturally bypass coronary narrowings and blockages and strengthening the cardiovascular system.
She has also drawn attention to EECP’s potential to break out of the vicious “symptom-surgery-recovery-symptom-surgery” cycle and to get the heart disease sufferer back to a healthier course for the future.
I strongly recommend this book to all who are interested in EECP treatment and also who still have some doubt about its benefits and potential in improving cardiovascular disease progress.
I visited Dr. Braverman at her EECP center at Philadelphia in September 2007 . We both shared our knowledge and experiences in EECP treatment and I have been very much pleased having the same satisfaction and thoughts as she has, concerning the incredible benefits the patients get after EECP treatment and the potential of this treatment to prevent heart disease progress when it is used at the earlier stages of cardiovascular disease.
