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I have just uploaded my latest interview.

Nourishment is the key to better heart health

Modern medical treatments for heart disease often leave patients with low energy and often times with significant limitations. Dr. Stephen Sinatra is a cardiologist with over 30 years of studying and using nutrition as an adjunct therapy for his cardiac patients. In this interview he discusses the value of nutrition to significantly improve cardiac function. He describes the importance of magnesium, carnitine, ribose and CoQ10 for improving cardiac energy.

Cardiac function depends on heart cells producing energy. For cardiac function to improve, one must get the right nutrients. Cardiac health is dependent on getting nutrients into the cell and waste out.  The benefits of some nutritional supplements such as d-Ribose can be observed in as little as three days. Nutrients do not replace medical care but instead are complementary to medical treatment. Drugs are not nutrients and nutrients are not drugs. Drugs help manage disease and nutrients provide the building blocks of health. Dr. Sinatra discusses the exact nutrients needed and suggests specific protocols for various cardiovascular conditions.

CLICK HERE for Dr. Sinatra’s specific nutritional protocols for various cardiovascular concerns.

This is the first of three interviews that I did with Dr. Sinatra on cardiovascular health. The following will be posted next.

The second interview is entitled “The Great Cholesterol Myth”.

The third interview is entitled “Natural Blood Pressure Management”. Together these three interviews will give you the foundation you need if cardiovascular health is your concern.

In reality, the nutrients that are important for cardiovascular cellular health are the same nutrients needed by nearly every cell in the body. Review the nutrient recommendations and make sure you are consuming the most important nutrients as part of your foundational program.

To read more and listen to the interview CLICK HERE.
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