Coronary heart disease results due to lack of blood supply to the heart muscle. Coronary arteries supply blood to heart muscle. Coronary arteries become narrow due to fat like deposition in the walls of arteries leading to narrowing of the lumen of the artery. However, the walls of arteries are also very sensitive and they go into spasm due to a variety of reasons leading to narrowing of the artery. E.G. cold weather and stressful situations. The circulating blood can become thicker in consistency for similar reasons. So there is the fixed element due to deposition of fat like material and variable element of spasm and varying consistency of thickness of circulating blood. Further, the heart muscle requires rest when blood supply is curtailed following a sudden occlusion due to a blood clot. We cannot give complete rest for heart muscle as we give rest to other parts of the body. Heart has to function ceaselessly to keep the body alive. So the physical as well as nonphysical, call it spiritual, measures are required to manage coronary heart disease. The book tries to explain this combined perspective in total healing of coronary heart disease.