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Cardio-Helper
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 Take care of your cardiovascular system - so that it can take care of you for a long, full lifetime of activity!
If you have a heart attack or stroke, it simply won’t matter what else you have been doing for your health. And, if you don’t feel energized... it’s often because your cardiovascular powers have weakened.
This all natural cardiovascular care product created from Ayurvedic botanicals furnishes powerful Ayurvedic nutrition that most people’s bodies never get.
 This nutrition will help your body to balance itself and to thereby reduce stress factors that are causes of increased blood pressure, rapid heart beat and increased production of free radicals that cause damage to endothelial (blood vessel lining) cells and to brain tissues.
- This powerful nutrition will also help your body to produce more of the high density lipoproteins (HDL) in your body (the good cholesterol) which, in turn, reduces the amount of the bad cholesterol (LDL) that leads to atherosclerosis.
Cardiovascular disease is no small matter. Your cardiovascular system is what gives you both physical power and mental power as it circulates life-sustaining and energy producing oxygen throughout the your body. Obviously, good oxygenation of the cells supports one’s daily energy levels and brain function. Beyond that, however, when one doesn’t take care of the cardiovascular system then a cardiovascular event such as a heart attack or stroke is waiting in the wings. A cardiovascular event is a life-altering event as it imposes death, limitations or loss of quality of life.
Pharmaceutical drugs are a total failure at stopping cardiovascular disease because drugs treat symptoms rather than to restore balance and provide nutrient tools so that the body CAN HEAL ITSELF.
We invite you to learn more about Cardio-Helper product. You will be surprised that in addition to supporting the cardiovascular system, Cardio-Helper supports enhanced mental function, greater stamina and all-around general mood enhancement. The all botanical composition of this product includes:
- Ayurvedic complex called Mukta Vati.
- Indian Gooseberry
- Black Tea extract
- Bilberry Extract
- Hawthorne Berry Extract
Each one of the above all natural ingredients is powerful in its ability to assist the body toward improved cardiovascular function. But, working together, they are synergistically awesome in helping the cardiovascular system to regenerate and function optimally. A welcome side-effect for many is improved night time sleep.
We invite you to study more about Cardio-Helper and then try it. You will be very impressed. This is the best cardio and brain enhancing product on the market.
More About The Ingredients in Cardio-Helper
Note that we are not offering our product as a treatment for any disease because only drugs are permitted by law to be offered as a treatment for disease, but our product is offered as a means of nourishing the body in order to help the body to balance itself and thereby assist the body to have the best chance to to take care of itself.
Ingredient # 1 - Mukta Vati
Mukta Vati is an Ayurvedic remedy (i.e. it has been used in traditional Indian medicine for several thousand years) for hypertension and cardiovascular weakness.
Ayurvedic refers to the traditional Indian medical treatment that has been used for over 3,000 years in India. Ayurveda is a system of medicine that stresses balance in order to stay free of disease. Like, all Ayurvedic “medicines” or “treatments”, Mukta Vati is based on the belief that God put the remedies for man’s diseases into herbs and plants. These plant and herb remedies for man’s illnesses provide the missing balance needed so that the body can heal itself. (Note that in Western Medicine, this product is considered folklore... and we remind all readers to not treat themselves, but to work your professional health care provider.)
This particular combination of herbs and plants that is Mukta Vati is as follows (please note that the primary focus of Mukta Vati is in regard to increasing blood flow, combatting stress and promoting mental relaxation, so that tension leading to hypertension is lessened):
Brahmi (Centella Asiatica) known in America as Gotu Kola:
- It is considered the primary Ayurvedic nerve and cardiac tonic.
- It’s traditional use is for relieving mental fatigue and bringing undisturbed sleep. Scientific research suggests that Brahmi (Centella asiatica) improves memory, mental functions and reduces learning time.
Shankhapushpi (Evolvulus Alsinoides L) known in America as bind weed :
- It is popularly reported to be wonderful for treating sleep disorders - resulting from stress and anxiety.
- Shankapushpi is quoted in Charaka to be the single greatest herb for enhancing all three aspects of mind power -- learning (Dhi), memory (Driti), and recall (Smriti).
- It is called the greatest Medhya Rasayana (that which enhances the mind).
- It helps the quality of sleep by improving mind-body coordination.
- Shankapushpi is also very beneficial for the nervous system, enhancing the quality of nerve tissue, and also enhancing the quality of bone marrow (where both blood cells and stem cells are produced).
Arjuna:
- In Ayurveda, Arjuna is described as an important cardiotonic herb.
- The bark is useful to increase blood flow and to protect the cardiovascular system, especially in disturbed cardiac rhythm or reduced blood flow.
- Research has demonstrated benefits from arjuna for coronary artery disease, heart failure, and possibly for high cholesterol levels.It has also been found to be antibacterial and antimutagenic (protection against cancer).
Gojihva (Onosma bracteatum) known in America as sedge:
- In Ayurveda, the dried leaves of Gojihva are believed to be balancing, acting as a tonic, alterative, demulcent, diuretic, cooling and a stimulant of the mind .
Guduchi (Tinospora Cordifolia) known in America as heartleaf moonseed:
- Guduchi is both a tonic and powerful immuno-modulator.
- It is regarded as a blood purifier and liver protector.
- It is useful to counteract general debility, improve appetite and as fight against infection and flammation.
Ashwagandha (Withania Somnifera) :
- Ashwagandha is highly valued for its restorative action on the functioning of nervous system and counteracting high blood pressure.
- It helps correct loss of memory arising out of long term stress, illness and overwork.
- It restores vitality in those suffering from overwork and nervous exhaustion.
Jyotishmati (Celastrus Paniculatus) known in America as staff vine:
- In India this is a well known woody climbing vine and grows almost all over India, especially in the hilly areas.
- Seeds are also used to increase memory and are used in loss of appetite, fever and rheumatism.
- Ayurvedic practitioners have used Jyotishmati widely in psychosomatic disorders.
- It activates healthier functioning of brain and also strengthens a persons ability to endure stress whether emotional or physical.
- It has been reported to show a relaxing effect on the central nervous system resulting in a significant reduction in anxiety and nervous tension, and associated hypertension.
PushkarMool (Inula Racemosus) :
- Pushkarmool root has been traditionally used in India to support a healthy cardiovascular system.
- Research indicates that this herb contributes to maintaining healthy cholesterol and triglycerides levels.
Vacha (Acorus Calamus) known in America as sweet flag:
- Acorus calamus is a semi-aquatic herb with creeping rhizomes traditionally used for treating high blood pressure.
- It has also been used in Ayurveda to improve memory retention and recall.
Ustukhudusa known in America as French lavender:
- One of the most balancing of all botanicals, its leaves and/or oil refreshes, cools, purifies, heals and revives the psyche.
Praval known in America as red coral:
Pearl Powder (Mukta Pishti) :
- Pearl is relied upon in traditional Aryuveditc medicine for hypertension treatment.
- Powdered Pearl is used as a Shen tonic to stabilize the emotions, allay fright, ease frustration and anger, brighten the eyes and help regenerate tissue.
In summary, Mukta Vati is a combination of Indian botanicals that allow the stress within the body to be lessened and a person’s sense of well-being to be enhanced. This helps relax the whole body including the circulatory system. Additionally, these botanicals help the functioning of the heart to improve and the circulatory load of low density lipo proteins, LDL, to be reduced.
Ingredient # 2 - Indian Gooseberry
Indian gooseberry is unusually nutritious supplying types of nutrients that the body uses to make more HDL (good cholesterol). In fact studies, show that 1 gram per day of supplemental Indian gooseberry powder can increase one 15% more HDL in just a few months of use). And increasing good cholesterol is always accompanied by decreasing bad cholesterol (LDL) and overall cholesterol (21% decrease in LDL and 17% decrease in overall cholesterol).
 Indian gooseberry contains a diverse blend of phenolic compounds that have been shown to safely help maintain healthy levels of key blood lipids (LDL, HDL and triglycerides) as well as inflammation markers like C-reactive protein.- Studies also show that Indian gooseberry helps induce rapid and significant improvement in endothelial function.
- Indian gooseberry has the highest vitamin C content of any naturally occurring substance on earth.
- It shares a unique characteristic with strawberries - both contain ellagic acid which is a unique enzyme that reduces and neutralizes damaging effects of the carcinogen PAH found in cigarette and secondhand smoke.
- It’s also a useful treatment for ulcers and hyperacidity.
Ingredient # 3 - Black Tea Extract
Black Tea Extract is now understood to provide specific cardiovascular benefits while avoiding the pitfalls of black tea consumption. Interestingly, although studies on benefits of drinking black tea are mixed, the benefits of the black tea extract is not; in fact, a United States patent has been awarded for the use of black tea for the prevention of disease. A two to six fold reduction in markers for inflammation was observed during a double-blind, randomized study using black tea extract. This is significant since cardiovascular disease is the inflammatory disease that results in more human deaths than any other disease.
Ingredient # 4 - Hawthorne Berry Extract
Hawthorne increases the body's ability to utilize oxygen and the heart's ability to utilize calcium. This herb helps regulate both high and low blood pressure, in addition to slowly breaking down cholesterol and fat deposits in the body. The bioflavonoids help to strengthen the contractive force of the heart and gently dilate and relax the coronary blood vessels, improving overall circulation. For this reason, Hawthorne Berries have been used to lower high blood pressure and high cholesterol, as well as increase low blood pressure. Hawthorne Berries also can help to reduce water retention by expelling excess salt from the body. Additionally, this botanical has also been known to reduce nervous tension, alleviate insomnia and aid digestion.
Four separate studies were conducted on the berry’s role in improving heart function after a patient suffered from heart failure. What the studies found was that the herb did significantly improve many of their symptoms and allowed them to being exercising which was important for their overall recovery. One study that included almost 1,000 patients discovered that after taking the hawthorne berry for two years, heart failure patients saw a great decrease in their symptoms and even had to take less prescription medication.
Cardio-Helper Ordering Form
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Item #
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Description
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Retail Price
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Preferred Customer Price
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| 301s |
Cardio Helper - 1 Bottle (120 capsules) |
$49.00 |
$39.00 |
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| 401s |
Cardio Helper - Case of 4 Bottles
(Price includes 5% discount for orders larger than $120.00) |
$196.00 |
$148.20 |
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Please note that if the order’s product total equals or exceeds $120.00, a 5% discount will be applied to the product total.
Money Back Guarantee of Satisfaction on All Products.
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How To Take Cardio-Helper
Take two capsules in the morning and two in the afternoon or early evening. May be taken with or without food.
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Cardio-Helper
Ingredient Facts
Mukta Vati
HyperTension Benefits
For a thousand years of ayurvedic use, mukta vati has been considered to be best remedy for hypertension. It’s time-tested herbs are known to traditional practitioners to help patients with high blood pressure, anxiety and insomnia. Consider that these benefits are untested by Western scientists. When added, however, to an individual's diet, MuktaVati acts extremely fast and it is not uncommon to see results within 2-3 days. Muktavati is recommended to balance the body and nourish the body for situations of high blood pressure like sleeplessness, anxiety, restless legs syndrome, anxiety etc.
Indian Gooseberry
Cardiovascular Benefits
Studies show that participants who consumed 500-1000 mg of Indian Gooseberry daily for three months:
- Increased HDL cholesterol by 14%
- Decreased total serum cholesterol by 17%.
- LDL cholesterol was lowered by 21%.
- Triglycerides were lowered 24%.
In another study involving 51 subjects, (male and female, between the ages of 26 and 72 years) with total cholesterol levels between 190 and 310 mg/dL and CRP levels between 1.5 and 5 mg/L, supplementation with a purified, standardized, dried extract of amla (emblica officinalis, commonly known as Indian gooseberry), was found to significantly reduce risk factors for cardiovascular disease arising from inflammation and dyslipidemia.
One group of subjects received 500 mg of the extract at bedtime along with a glass of water, and the other group received 1000 mg of the extract at bedtime, along with a glass of water, for a period of 6 months.
Significant reductions in serum total cholesterol, LDL cholesterol, VLDL cholesterol, and triglycerides, and significant increases in HDL cholesterol were found. Furthermore, CRP (C-reactive protein) levels dropped by 40%, and blood glucose metabolism improved (reductions in blood glucose levels) as well.
These results suggest that a dried extract of Indian gooseberry, such as that used in this study, may have a significant role to play in reducing the risk of cardiovascular diseases.
Black Tea
Cardiovascular Benefits
Extracts from black tea may reduce total cholesterol levels by nine per cent and LDL cholesterol levels by 12 per cent, according to a new study from Japan.
Consumption of the black tea extract (BTE) was also associated with beneficial changes in blood levels of triglycerides and body weight, according to results published in the journal Nutrition Reviews.
High cholesterol levels, hypercholesterolaemia, have a long association with many diseases, particularly cardiovascular disease (CVD), which is the number one killer on both sides of the Atlantic.
"The present study is the first to report that BTE (one gram per day) significantly lowered total cholesterol and LDL cholesterol levels in human subjects with borderline hypercholesterolemia in a randomised double-blind placebo-controlled study," wrote authors Hiroyuki Fujita and Tomohide Yamagami from the R&D Department of Nippon Supplement in Osaka.
The study involved 47 people with borderline hypercholesterolaemia assigned to receive the BTE or placebo for three months.
The health benefits of tea have been linked to the polyphenol content of the tea. Green tea contains between 30 and 40 per cent of water-extractable polyphenols, while black tea (green tea that has been oxidised by fermentation) contains between 3 and 10 per cent.
The four primary polyphenols found in fresh tealeaves are epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG), epigallocatechin, epicatechin gallate, and epicatechin.
Study details
The subjects, aged from 40 to 70 years, were randomly assigned to receive the black tea extract (one gram per day) or placebo for three months. The subjects consumed the pills before a meal.
After three months, a 9 per cent reduction in total cholesterol was observed in the tea extract group, from 6.14 to 5.62 moles per litre at the start and end of the study, respectively. Furthermore, LDL cholesterol levels fell by 12 per cent, from 4.32 to 3.81 moles per litre.
Similar reductions in triglyceride levels were observed, but no significant changes in any blood lipid levels were recorded in the placebo group.
"Interestingly, the reduced levels of total cholesterol, LDL cholesterol, and TG levels remained significant even one month after termination of black tea extract intake," wrote Fujita and Yamagami.
The authors also note no "undesirable changes in other biochemical parameters", such as fat-soluble vitamins. Moreover, none of the subjects reported any adverse effects from consumption of the black tea extracts.
Mechanism
Fujita and Yamagami postulated that the tea extract may function by inhibiting the reabsorption of bile acids. By binding to the bile acids the extracts increase the excretion of cholesterol - the liver compensates by producing more bile from cholesterol, thereby promoting cholesterol lowering.
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