Suggested Nutritional Supplementation
Moderate
- Wellness EssentialsTM Cardiovascular Support - 2 packets daily
Wellness Essentials Cardiovascular Support is a combination of essential vitamins and minerals, omega-3 fatty acids, antioxidants, and phytonutrients to promote healthy cardiovascular function and overall well- being.
- E-Complex 1:1 - 2-4 softgels daily with meals.
E-Complex-1:1 is a unique, natural vitamin E supplement that features a 1:1 ratio of alpha- to gamma- tocopherol; this ratio more closely resembles the tocopherol profile found naturally in vitamin E-rich plants.
- EPA/DHA 720 - 2 softgels 2-3 times daily with meals.
Studies indicate that omega-3 fatty acids (EPA-DHA) may protect against decreases in cerebral blood flow
and cerebral edema in the presence of an acute carotid occlusion.
Severe
- FirstLine Therapy® Program
FLT uses a low-glycemic-index dietary regimen and exercise program while incorporating medical foods
and nutritional supplements. New research has shown that low glycemic diets are more effective than low
fat diets in treating obesity, insulin resistance, dyslipidemia, cardiovascular disease and type-2 diabetes.
- UltraMeal® Plus 360° - 2 scoops twice daily
UltraMeal® Plus 360° is a medical food formulated to provide specialized, multi-mechanistic nutritional support for patients with metabolic syndrome and cardiovascular disease by supplying a combination
of acacia extract, reduced iso-alpha acids (RIAA), plant sterols, and heart-healthy soy protein and isoflavones.
- High Concentrate EPA-DHA LiquidTM - 1 tsp. twice daily
High Concentrate EPA-DHA Liquid provides at least 2,800 mg per serving of EPA, DHA, and other
purity-certified, omega-3 essential fatty acids in triglyceride form.
- Cardiogenics® Intensive Care - 1 to 2 tablets twice daily between meals
Cardiogenics Intensive Care is a comprehensive heart muscle support formula that features extracts of hawthorn and arjuna with a history of traditional use supporting the heart, possibly by helping to maintain blood vessel dilation and healthy blood pressure already within the normal range. Complementing these herbs is a blend of amino acids and minerals-including magnesium, potassium, and calcium-that play important roles in heart muscle function.
- Mag GlycinateTM - 2 tablets twice daily with meals
Mag Glycinate is a revolutionary, fully reacted amino acid chelate produced by a unique, patented process
that is designed to enhance absorption and intestinal tolerance of magnesium.
Hans Nieper, MD noted that treatment with magnesium for 18 months improved blood vessel elasticity
(measured by capillarioscopy) in about 90% of patients to an extent close to normal.
Dietary Suggestions
- FirstLine Therapy® Diet. For the maximum effectiveness of this program it is recommended that a high- fiber, high-complex carbohydrate diet such as the Vital Life Diet be implemented.
NOTE: Avoid alcoholic beverages.
Acupuncture
Acupuncture may be particularly useful for reducing risk factors for heart disease. It is considered an excellent treatment for people who wish to quit smoking and some studies indicate that it may aid in weight loss as well as cholesterol and blood pressure reduction.
Massage and Physical Therapy
Although few studies have examined the effectiveness of massage therapy on atheroslerosis, massage has a relaxing effect and it has been shown to reduce stress-related hormone levels. Lowering stress hormone levels positively influences cholesterol and blood pressure and may therefore reduce the risk of heart disease. In addition, relaxation techniques may help individuals comply with habits necessary to reduce risk of atherosclerosis, such
as dieting, quitting smoking, and exercising. Also, at least one study has found that massage can lower blood
pressure.
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