Ill health of the arteries and veins cause no symptoms until a potentially life-threatening problem like a heart attack or stroke happens. Reduce the progression with support of
Physicians’ Standard Arterial Cleanse:
- Promotes proper cardiovascular function of arteries & veins.*
- Support the body to remove excess calcium; prostate & breast support.*
- Increase flexibility in the vessel wall for easier blood flow to the heart.*
- Support antimicrobial & fungus (including toe).*
- Removal of poisoning of cyanide*
Calcium deposits and plaque buildup is a sign of early aging and may be a risk of a heart attack or stroke. And can lead to inflexibility in the vessel wall, reducing the ability of the vessel to be pliable. As this happens, the vessel loses it ability to expand outward to aid blood flow — when it is already a narrow diameter vessel because of calcified plaque accumulation within the vessel. Therefore, the heart pumps harder to send blood through the stiff, narrowing vessel, which then can increase the peril of cardiovascular occurrences. A study in patients with cardiovascular disease showed that the degree of aortic-valve calcification was inversely associated with event-free survival. In other words, severe calcification resulted in a poor patient prognosis.
Clinical observations show that arterial calcification and atherosclerosis are progressive, accumulate with time and that early signs of arterial calcification have been observed in otherwise healthy children. Studies have also reported that calcium deposits in arterial walls affect nearly 30% of Americans over the age of 45.3 Although vascular stiffening commonly increases with age (arteriosclerosis), vascular calcification increases the risk of cardiovascular events independent of age (atherosclerosis).
Try Physicians’ Standard Arterial Cleanse today to make a positive contribution to your personal heart health and overall well-being!
References
John J. B. Anderson and Philip J. Klemmer. Risk of High Dietary Calcium for Arterial Calcification in Older Adults. Nutrients. 2013 Oct; 5(10): 3964–3974.
Wojciech Karwowski, Beata Naumnik, Marek Szczepański, and Michał Myśliwiec. The mechanism of vascular calcification – a systematic review. Med Sci Monit. 2012; 18(1): RA1–RA11.
Wei Liu, Yue Zhang, Cheuk-Man Yu, Qing-Wei Ji,Meng Cai, Ying-Xin Zhao, and Yu-Jie Zhou. Current understanding of coronary artery calcification. J Geriatr Cardiol. 2015 Nov; 12(6): 668–675.
Roger J M W Rennenberg,*,a Leon J Schurgers,b Abraham A Kroon,a and Coen D A Stehouwer. Arterial calcifications. J Cell Mol Med. 2010 Sep; 14(9): 2203–2210.
