Vitamins

Minerals

Amino Acids

Nutrient Cofactors

Vitamin A -Powerful free radical scavengers. Protects the cells and enhance immune function to fight viruses.

Calcium-

Important in the proper function of muscle contractions, including the heart muscle.

Carnitine-
Reduces fat & triglyceride levels in blood. Increases oxygen uptake & stress tolerance.

Coenzyme Q10-
Increases oxygenation of heart tissue. Prevents reoccurrences in individuals who have had a heart attack.

Vitamin C-
Extremely important in treating cardiovascular disease.

Magnesium-

For absorption and use of Calcium, and so is necessary for heart muscle contractions.

Dimethylglycine-
Promotes the utilization of oxygen.

Essential Fatty Acids-
Provide elasticity to arterial walls and prevent hardening of the arteries.

Vitamin E-
Strengths the immune system and heart muscle, improves circulation, and destroys free radicals.

Potassium-

Needed for electrolyte balance, especially if taking cortisone or blood pressure medication.

Tryptophan-
Reduces the risk of artery and heart spasms, lowers cholesterol.

Bioflavonoids-
Important antioxidant for liver and heart activity.

Selenium-
A powerful antioxidant, and research shows that a deficiency is linked to heart disease.

Vitamin B1-
Deficiency in the heart muscle leads to heart disease.

Copper-
Deficiency may be linked to heart problems.

Vitamin B3-
Lowers cholesterol and improves circulation.

Vanadium
Deficiency causes high cholesterol.

Vitamin B12-
B vitamins work best when taken together.

Biotin-
Deficiencies may cause heart abnormalities.

Choline-
Lowers cholesterol levels.

Inositol –

Reduces cholesterol levels, helps body metabolize cholesterol.

Vitamin B6-Deficiency has been linked to heart disease.