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Helping Men and Women over 40 lose 15-150 lbs and resolve chronic health issues without medication. Doctor PT | Husband | Father x4 | 10x Ironman

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Heart disease is the number 1 cause of death. Mainstream advice like cutting fat, red meat and taking statins isn’t working... They don’t fix the real causes of heart disease. Here are the top 6 science-backed supplements to reduce your risk of heart disease (bookmark this):👇 1. Nattokinase. This enzyme helps dissolve blood clots and plaque by breaking down fibrin. There aren't even meds that can reverse plaque buildup. Take 10,000 FU every day. 2. Magnesium glycinate. Magnesium relaxes blood vessel walls, allowing them to dilate and improve blood flow. It also reduces blood pressure and calms your nervous system. But most Americans are deficient in it. Take 400-500mg before bed. 3. Fish oil (Omega-3s). They reduce inflammation that damages your arteries and lower triglycerices. They can even lower blood pressure by improving arterial elasticity. Take 2-3g of combined EPA/DHA daily. 4. CoQ10. Your heart beats 100,000 times per day and requires massive amounts of energy. CoQ10 fuels your cardiac muscle cells, protects against oxidative damage and improves endothelial function. Your levels naturally drop with age. Take 200-300mg every day. 5. Vitamin D3. Vitamin D deficiency stiffens arteries and impairs endothelial function. Most Americans are deficient yet the healthcare system completely ignores it. Take 5,000-10,000 IUs daily with a meal containing fat and get more sunlight. Aim for blood levels of 50-70 ng/mL. 6. Vitamin K2. It activates a protein called MGP that keeps calcium out of your arteries where it becomes plaque and sends it to your bones. Take 100-200mcg of the MK-7 form every day. You can also get some in organ meats, red meat and aged cheeses. Lifestyle changes with your: - Nutrition - Exercise - Sleep & stress levels Are what's most important to reduce your risk of heart disease but these supplements significantly help. Bookmark this tweet to save these supplements 👇

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