CHRISTIAN'S BIO

“THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD”

Before Christian Wilde's endeavors into the medical arena as a researcher, author and commentator, Christian was an independent Grammy nominated songwriter and record producer for Warner Bros., Capitol/EMI, United Artists and MCA/UNI records. His current 14 song CD as a singer/songwriter is Journey On Hold (see attached, Oh Danny Boy and You’ll Never Walk Alone). 

     As an author/researcher venturing beyond the music field he has appeared as a favorite guest on hundreds of radio shows and has been a medical 'go to' commentator over 900  times over 19 years on George Noory's number one nightly radio show airing to millions of listeners in the US and Canada, Armed Forces Radio, Sirius and computers worldwide.

With heart disease remaining the number one killer of people worldwide, and withoutt having a medical background, his first book, Hidden Causes of Heart Attack and Stroke (five years in the writing) received rave endorsements from the Directors of Cardiology of four Major universities, including UCLA and the Mayo Clinic. 

     The author, becoming aware that while doctors were concentrating heavily on their patient’s cholesterol levels, statistics were proving 50% of all heart attacks were happening among people with normal cholesterol levels.   In a five year research and writing project culminating in the release of his first book, Hidden Causes of Heart Attack and Stroke focused on inflammation’s role and the genetic and contributing factors other than cholesterol levels that were involved in heart disease. 

     Christian’s second book, Miracle Stem Cell Heart Repair reported on how one’s own stem cells were able to repair damage from heart attacks. While doing a full four-hour interview on the George Noory national radio show with Dr. Warren Sherman – Director, Cardiology and Stem Cell Research at the Regenerative Medical Center for Interventional Vascular Therapy at Columbia, a Billy Armer a call-in shared his story of having survived 5 heart attacks and asked if he could he be considered a candidate for the upcoming trial? While it took two more years before the trial actually began enrollment, during that waiting period Billy became the recipient of two more documented heart attacks, now totaling seven MI’S.

     I received an enthusiastic phone call from a candidate to tell me had been accepted and was at the University medical Center. Incidentally three of the first pre-trial candidates were recruited from that one interview on the Coast to Coast radio show! and Billy Armer who had survived five heart attacks and while waiting for the trial to begin received two more attacks totaling 7 documented heart attacks. The unbelievable good news is that Billy’s heart was successfully repaired with one treatment of his own stem cells making medical history!