Heart and Circulation

Biggest Risk Factor for Heart and Brain

Lipoprotein is considered the greatest risk factor for heart attack and stroke. One in five people are affected, usually without knowing it. This is a hidden danger to health… Read More

Vitamin K Basics

Essential for blood clotting and bone metabolism, brain, liver and cardiovascular system… Read More

Vitamin C Introduction

Necessary for collagen production, iron absorption, good immunity, wound repair, and maintenance of cartilage, bones and teeth… Read More

Coenzyme Q10 Basics

Also known as ubiquinone. Helps cellular energy production. Powerful fat-soluble antioxidant, boosts immunity… Read More

Podcast 390: Rubeplex

With Spencer Feldman. Maintain healthy blood vessels, reduce plaque formation, and lower your risk of blood clots… Read More

Mineral Balance

The most general signs of mineral imbalance relate to problems in the sympathetic and the parasympathetic nervous systems. Read More

Cholesterol: Specific Nutritional Approach

Matching your biological individuality with your nutritional intake will improve your chances of living well, and not with elevated cholesterol levels. Read More

Apple Cider Vinegar Benefits

Crushed apples (or just scraps you usually throw away like peels and cores) are pressed to extract the liquid, colonized with bacteria and yeast, and fermented twice to create apple cider vinegar (ACV). When you purchase high quality, raw, organic, and unfiltered ACV, it usually comes with a blob of friendly bacteria at the bottom this is called the mother and it also looks cloudy in the bottle. Read More

Heart Formula: Introduction

Heart and circulatory disease are silent killers stalking every person you know and love. Read More

Heart Formula: For Healthy People

Under-nutrition is probably the easiest risk factor to correct quickly and economically with a minimum of disruption to your daily routine. Read More

Heart Formula: Directions for Use

Under-nutrition, smoking, lack of exercise, excessive dietary fat, meat, dairy products, sugar, salt, caffeine and alcohol – overeating, obesity, emotional stress, aging and exposure to cold temperatures – these are the primary causes of circulatory failure. Read More