Arteriox protects the heart and blood vessels

Arteriox is a vital substance formula for comprehensive protection of the cardiovascular system. It was developed according to the latest scientific findings and combines the key vital substances in one product.

The regular intake of Arteriox can promote the stability and elasticity of the blood vessels and support their health into old age. Arteriox is a natural food supplement and is very well tolerated.

What can Arteriox do for you?

• Supplies the heart and blood vessels with crucial vital substances
• Promotes the stability and elasticity of the blood vessels
• Protects the arterial walls
• Supports a healthy blood pressure

What active ingredients does the Arteriox formula contain?

The following vital substances are contained in Arteriox because studies have shown that they promote the health of the heart and blood vessels:

1. Vitamin K2 - Essential for a healthy cardiovascular system

The Rotterdam study (published in 2004) showed that people who ate foods with a high proportion of natural K2 on a daily basis over the ten-year observation period, showed significantly fewer calcium deposits in their arteries and a far better overall cardiovascular health.

This is how vitamin K2 protects the arteries

For more than half a century it was believed that vitamin K was only necessary for normal blood clotting. However, it has been the subject of a great deal of research in recent years. The Matrix GLA Protein (MGP) was discovered.

MGP is the most effective inhibitor against vascular calcification and can only be activated by vitamin K2. A deficiency in vitamin K2 can therefore lead to a hardening of the arteries. In fact, healthy arterial tissue contains 100 times more K2 than calcified arteries.

In a current study performed on animals at the Cardiovascular Research Institute of Maastricht University, it was shown that vitamin K2 can not only prevent calcification, but even reverse it.

2. Magnesium - Important for a healthy cardiovascular system

Your heart and blood vessels have to pump more than 5 litres of blood through your body every minute for a lifetime. For this incredible performance, the heart muscle and the smooth muscle cells in the blood vessels need sufficient amounts of magnesium.

While an excess of calcium contracts and cramps the muscles throughout the body and in the blood vessels, magnesium relaxes them and thus promotes blood circulation.

Since magnesium causes blood vessels to dilate, the blood pressure normalizes naturally and the heart doesn't need as much energy and strength to pump blood through the body.

For example, cardiac arrhythmias are brought in direct connection with a magnesium deficiency.

Today with 80% of the population suffering from chronic magnesium deficiency, it is hardly surprising that heart problems are so common.

3. Arginine, L-Carnitine, Choline and OPC - For more nitric oxide

Dr. Louis Ignarro received the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1998 for discovering the body's own molecule nitric oxide (NO). (NO) is a powerful natural vasodilator, which means that it dilates blood vessels and promotes blood flow throughout the body.

By relaxing and widening the blood vessels, (NO) regulates the blood pressure and promotes blood flow to the arteries.

Sports and a diet rich in flavonoids also naturally promote the production of NO, which explains their cardio-protective effect. (We do not want to advertise alcoholic beverages)

4. Vitamin C, Vitamin E, OPC and Copper - For elastic blood vessels

Healthy blood vessels are an extremely elastic tube which are made up of connective tissues (collagen, elastin) and smooth muscle fibres.

Vitamin C and OPC have an enormously strengthening effect on the connective tissue throughout the body and promote the production of collagen in the blood vessels. Together with copper and vitamin B6, they keep the arterial walls stable and elastic.

Vitamin C, Vitamin E and OPC are also powerful antioxidants that protect the inner layer (endothelium) of the arteries.

5. Vitamin B6, Folic Acid, Betaine, Vitamin B12 - Reduce homocysteine

Increased values are considered risk factors. High homocysteine levels triple the risk of cardiovascular problems. When there is a lack of certain B vitamins, homocysteine levels skyrocket.

For example, the lower the folic acid level in the blood, the higher the homocysteine levels and the greater the risk that the arteries will be poorly supplied with blood. This is what researchers at Tufts University have found. To achieve normal blood levels, smokers need three times as much folic acid as non-smokers.

6. Inositol hexanicotinate and chromium - For healthy blood lipid levels and blood sugar levels

Studies have shown that inositol hexanicotinate can reduce harmful LDL cholesterol while increasing good HDL cholesterol at the same time. Chromium, on the other hand, contributes to normal blood sugar levels. A normalization of blood sugar levels and an increase in HDL cholesterol are considered important indicators of cardiovascular health.

7. Vitamin D3, Vitamin K and Boron - Bring calcium into the bones

Studies have shown that these vital substances promote the development of strong bones. This way, you indirectly protect your cardiovascular system by storing available calcium in the bones and not in the arterial walls.