Heart and Circulation
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
Is It The Cholesterol?
Is It The Cholesterol? Read More
Heart Disease
Heart Disease Read More
Magnesium and Your Heart Health
In a recent study of more than 230 people with frequent arrhythmias, the likelihood of these abnormal rhythms dropped significantly within three weeks after the participants increased the amount of magnesium and potassium in their diets. Read More
Magnesium and Your Heart
Without adequate levels of magnesium, your heart will suffer Read More
The Salt and High Blood Pressure Connection: There Is None!
Chloride ions from natural sources increase your body’s ability to absorb heart healthy potassium and magnesium. Read More
Why Animals Don’t Get Heart Attacks
Dr. Rath is suing the pharmaceutical industry in international court in The Hague Read More
Warfarin Slaves
If you don’t protect yourself, you deserve the fate they have reserved for you Read More
Survive a Heart Attack Alone
A deep breath should be taken before each cough, and the cough must be deep and prolonged Read More
Side Effects of Calcium Channel Blockers
The negative effects of calcium channel blockers on health are wide Read More
Reverse Arteriosclerosis – Part 2 of 2
Reverse Arteriosclerosis – Part 2 of 2 Read More
Reverse Arteriosclerosis – Part 1 of 2
The first symptoms of vitamin K deficiency can be heart attack or a fractured osteoporotic bone. Read More
Magnesium and Blood Pressure
How Magnesium Works On Ion Channels Important For Regulating Blood Pressure Read More
Lowering Blood Pressure
These are some of the side effects of prescription blood pressure lowering medications Read More
Human Heart and Circulation
Heart goes on 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with no breaks or vacations for 70 to 100 years, or until something happens to throw off the rhythm Read More
High Blood Pressure
Check out the major factors can boost blood pressure Read More
Heart: Cleaning the Pipes
Best diet combined with a good level of supplements falls short of the specific nutrients and potencies your body needs for optimum heart and circulatory health Read More
Heart Health
Best diet combined with a good level of supplements protects your heart and circulatory health Read More
Heart Formula: How It Works
Check out everything you need to know about Heart Health Read More
Heart and Circulation Health
How To Naturally Prevent Heart and Circulation Health Problems And Allow Healing Read More
Coenzyme Q-10 for Heart and Immunity
Obese people can lose weight simply with the addition of Coenzyme Q-10 to the diet Read More
Blood Pressure Problems
Hypertension and/or arteriosclerosis are often called the ‘silent killers’, as most people don’t realize that they have a problem Read More
Atherosclerosis Treatment and Prevention
The most likely cause of atherosclerosis is oxidative damage to the endothelial layer of the artery Read More
Atherosclerosis Risk Factors & Tips
Here are the primary ways in which you can reduce your risk of atherosclerosis and other forms of heart disease. Read More
Atherosclerosis & Cardiovascular Disease
Atherosclerosis is a slow, complex disease that starts in childhood. As a person ages, atherosclerosis is likely to worsen as more plaque is deposited in the arteries Read More
Arterial Plaque Defined
Arterial blockages cause poor circulation, senility, strokes, gangrene, heart attacks and ultimately, death Read More
