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In this episode of The Plant Trainers Podcast, we talk with our favourite LOCAL-ISH plant-based cardiologist, Dr. Shane Williams. This is his second appearance on The Plant Trainers Podcast. Last time on episode 296 we went through the cardiology basics, while this time we focused more on the Ischemia Trail. You will not only be stunned by the findings this study brings forward about the effects of surgery on cardiac patients, but you will be fascinated to hear how this did not make it into the media.

Therefore it is our job to share this information so patients can make informed decisions about their health. Once again, a plant-based diet and a healthy lifestyle are a better choice even for people who are told they need heart surgery.

Born and raised in Newfoundland, Dr. W. Shane Williams obtained his Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy and was selected as class valedictorian in 1995. He then completed his 4 year Doctor of Medicine (MD) and 3-year post-graduate fellowship program in Internal Medicine at Memorial as well. He went on complete a 3-year Cardiology Subspecialty Fellowship here in Ontario and 2008 moved to Muskoka, Ontario to open his private practice in Cardiology and Internal Medicine.

In 2010, he stumbled across a copy of the book ‘The China Study’ written by Dr. T. Colin and Tom Campbell and was surprised with the amount of nutritional research that existed to support a whole foods, plant-based diet to not only prevent but also stabilize, improve and sometimes even reverse many chronic conditions and we talk about that more in episode 296.

Dr. Williams is a cardiologist practicing in Bracebridge, Ontario. He’s lectured at plant-based conferences, hosted many week-long immersion programs as well as a 10 day ‘Plant-based Immersion Summit’ in the Caribbean with Drs. Campbell and Esselstyn and with other leaders in the field.

He considers himself very lucky to have witnessed (and continues to witness) so many of his patients often completely turn their health around once they learn and implement the scientifically proven, optimal nutritional approach for humans – a whole-food, plant-based diet. He’s passionate about bringing this information to as many people as possible so they too can become empowered to both safeguard and improve their health.

 

In this episode we discuss: 

  • Being grateful for our parents 
  • What is Ischemia 
  • Heart disease vs artery disease 
  • The Ischemia trial 
  • What steps to take before going for cardiac surgery 
  • 20% event rates after surgery 
  • A solution to people in this situation 
  • The courage trial 

 

Links to things we mentioned:

Meal Planning Mastery

Patreon

Dr. Shane Williams – Website, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube

The Ischemia Trial

Heart Disease Impacts Us All with Dr Shane Williams – PTP296

The Fork Smart Summit

How Not To Die with Michael Greger M.D. – PTP206

A Forefather of Plant-Based Nutrition, Dr. Caldwell Esselstyn – PTP208

Whole Food Plant-Based with Dr T Colin Campbell – PTP286

Plant Trainers Amazon Storefront

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Millie Pearson

Mary Lou Fusi

Emily Iaconelli

Spanish Armada

Michele Olender

Dan Pokorney

Mark Jeffrey Johnson

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