EECP, an American technology is available now in India's commercial capital Mumbai which can not only help you prevent your future Heart Attacks but can also reverse your heart Conditions. This is an initiative started by Mr. Anil Agarwal, Mrs. Shikha Agarwal by the name of Fusion Health & Cardiac Care (FHCC) located at Shastri Nagar, Borivali (West) Mumbai. to help the masses to the best of our capabilities. The treatment is known as EECP or Enhanced External Counter Pulsation which is many times safer, more effective and cheaper than other current treatments like Angioplasty and Bypass surgery. The treatment is well recognized worldwide like North America, Europe and also in many Asian countries.

FHCC (Fusion Health & Cardiac Care) is established to provide EECP with AYURVEDA: A Winning Combination. Considering this fact we have formulated a special package called HFRT (Heart Failure Reversal Treatment). Which offers the highly specialized, yet affordable treatment with a focus on holistic heart care, The therapy is a combination of

❤ EECP - Enhanced External Counter pulsation
❤ Sampurna Hruday Suddhikaran Ayurvedic Chikitsa


Sampurna Hruday Suddhikaran Ayurvedic Chikitsa

The understanding is that through Ayurvedic Panchakarma Therapy cleaning, healing and blood circulation is enhanced which yield maximum benefit to heart patient.

The Chikitsa consist of four steps:-
Snehan : Oil massage is done with Ayurvedic medicine and Herbs to increase blood circulation.
Sudhan : Steam with Ayurvedic medicine is given to clean the body.
Hruday Dhara : The Dhar of Special herbal oil is given for natural collateral (new bypass coronary artery)development.
Basti : This is given to enhance and fast the effect of Ayurvedic medicine and for removal of toxic material from the body.

EECP-THERAPY uses a proprietary technology to inflate and deflate a series of pneumatic cuffs enclosing the lower extremities of the patients. Treatment is administered on a padded table in which three sets of electronically controlled inflation and deflation valves are located.

These valves are connected to specially designed adjustable cuffs that are wrapped around the patient's calves, lower thighs, and buttocks. Significant air pressure is applied to the arteries and veins of the patients. Timing for inflation and deflation is regulated by running ECG signals through

a microprocessor that monitors safety and precision. By timing the inflation and deflation sequence to the patient's cardiac cycle, there is an increase in diastolic aortic pressure, thereby increasing coronary perfusion pressure. The goal of treatment is to eliminate or reduce CVD symptoms by increasing myocardial perfusion (blood flow) and reducing the workload of the heart.