I've been waiting several months and hoping I'd have a testimonial like this. I was diagnosed with heart failure last August. Spent a week in hospital due to fluid build-up and was considered quite sick. My ejection fraction measurement (how hard the left ventricle is pumping) was 19%. Normal is 55-65%. Cardio told me twice in that week's hospital stay that my heart was "very weak." Both times I nodded but internally emphasized that I have a strong heart, hehe. Because I've always thought that my own prognosis overrides all others. But the diagnosis pushed me to risk the cost of the TZLA. It's funny how things manifest in this reality. But I was determined to say fuck you to the medical system, and the TZLA entering my reality became a part of that.
My ejection fraction improved to 40% in October and then disappointingly was only 41% in December. I got the TZLA late December and have been using it almost daily since. Today I had an appointment with the cardio, and his first comment was "great improvement." (He's a good guy, and I spent a long time searching for a cardio who was aware of the medical system and open to alternative therapies.) My ejection fraction is now 60%, which is considered normal, and the size of my heart and how much volume it can move per pump is considered normalized.
I can't say how happy I am. All I was told for the past eight months since diagnosis was that I had a weak heart and how much time I had left. I worried about my family and did my best not to let my imagination run away with the idea that I would be leaving them behind when they needed me. When I used the TZLA, I started with an affirmation that I was thankful for the healing, rejuvenating energy that I was receiving, and I visualized everything in my body bathed in a healing blue light. Eight months since diagnosis and I have a normal heart again. The plan with the cardio now is to run the tests in six months and reduce/stop medications. He called me his biohacking patient, hehe. I asked him if this kind of improvement is usual, and he said it's not. I'm very grateful. Thank you, TZLA crew and all the members!
-TZLA Club Member
