Day after day, the heart works hard to ensure every single cell in your body receives vital nutrients for optimum functions. Show your heart some tender loving care by nourishing it with these heart-loving nutrients!

Power Up Your Heart

Numerous studies have proved that CoQ10 help:

• Regain heart health by enhancing energy production.1,2
• Improving contractability of heart muscles. 1,2
• Protect blood vessels from damage due to oxidised cholesterol molecules.
• Reduce arterial plaque buildup3,4 improving overall blood circulation.
• Improve blood volume pumped by the heart in every beat,5,6 providing enough energy to the heart, optimising its pumping ability.

Support Blood Vessel Health and Healthy Blood Pressure

Well-known for its anti-inflammatory benefits, omega-3 fatty acids help:

• Prevent plaque buildup in the blood vessels, reducing the chances of narrowing of the blood vessels, which could cause heart disease.
• Ease inflammation in the blood vessels lining.9
• Minimise the level of triglycerides (fat in your blood) and regulate blood pressure to a healthy level.7,8

Optimise Heart Health

Packed with powerful antioxidants, they work in:

• Reducing inflammation in the blood vessels10,11, maintaining healthy lining of blood vessels and promoting healthy and normal blood vessels constrictions to maintain optimum blood vessel function.
• Promoting healthy blood pressure11, improving blood flow.
• Maintaining healthy levels of platelet clumping.11,12

Block Cholesterol

As plant sterols and stanols have structures similar to that of cholesterol, they help in:

• Regulating the absorption of cholesterol, particularly LDL cholesterol, into the bloodstream, resulting in lowering of LDL cholesterol.

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