It's hard, crystallized Cholesterol
and actually replaces tissue between the
inside and outside of the vessel.

55% of it contains Herpesvirus.
Herpesvirus has been shown to deposit
crystallized Cholesterol in plaque form in
cultured cat cells.

I have found that Herpesvirus can be
discouraged by change of diet to eliminate
Hydrogenated and partially Hydrogenated fats.

Your liver makes your own Cholesterol. You
don't need the cow's.

John

Good idea.  Where's it going to go to from there?

Arterial plaque is essentially a clot.  What happens to the clot once
it's scraped off the aterial walls?  Sending it to the lungs is bad.
Sending it to the brain is bad.  That's why stents and balloons are used.

One big problem with arterial plaque is the chance that it will
spontaneously crack or fall off the wall of the artery, causing a
stroke or a pulmonary or cardiac thrombosis. You are suggesting
initiating that on purpose.

That's a little like treating Alzheimer's with a lobotomy.

PD