Unlike ischaemic heart disease, non-ischaemic heart disease actually affects the heart.
The clinical term is “cardiomyopathy,” literally, “illness of heart muscle.” However, non-ischaemic heart disease includes symptoms that have to do with the heart muscle, valves, the pericardium, and more.
The health industry sees your heart as the sort of "engine" of your body, pumping blood around at a rate of about five litres per minute.
There's this weird myth that the human heart "engine" is built for about 2.7 billion beats. This nonsense idea would be harmless, except that many heart health concepts in conventional medicine originate around this idea of mechanically "tuning" the heart pump so that all the parts work smoothly, don't get gummed up, and then spreading those 2.7 billion beats out over a nice long period.
The Heart Is Not a Pump
Your heart is far more elegant and intelligent than the health industry knows.
And it is not a mechanical pump.
To be a pump, your heart would have to force your blood through 90,000 kilometres of blood vessels. Every minute. Now imagine trying to inflate one of those long, skinny balloons for making balloon animals. Multiply that by a hundred thousand.
To push your blood through that many tubes at that rate, your heart would have to be as big as a house!
Instead, you can think of your heart as a "grand central station." When trains come into a central station, it's not so the station can pump the trains out around the countryside. It's where trains load and unload passengers, fuel, and goods.
In this same way, your blood comes into the central station of your heart in order to load oxygen and unload carbon dioxide.
And just as trains aren't "pumped" around the countryside by the central station, but rather move under their own energy supply, blood flows around your body using its own energy, following the laws of fluid dynamics.
(Fluid dynamics also control cloud flow, river flow, glaciers, and the flow of the planets around the sun)
We know the energy for propulsion of the blood is in the blood itself because the pulsing and spiralling movement of our blood begins when we are embryos before we have hearts.
Since the heart isn’t a pump, how is heart disease caused by damage or defects in the pump?
It's not.
In fact, heart symptoms are proof that your heart is working properly, doing what it's supposed to do.
Cardiomyopathy symptoms, just like other symptoms, originate because of specific types of traumatic stress experiences. These “biological conflicts” obey five biological laws of Nature discovered by Dr. Hamer. And knowing about these five biological laws lets us heal our hearts.
(So we can get way more than 2.7 billion beats!)
Listen to Episode 7 of the Mind Over Symptom Podcast, “Mind Over Heart Disease (Part 2)” to find out how and why non-ischaemic heart disease occurs, and what you can do about it.