If You Have Heart Problems, You Need This...

Some 31 years ago, an alternative medicine practitioner wrote:

"Iron is also necessary in the formation of myoglobin, which transports oxygen to muscle cells.  Thus iron...helps to increase your resistance to stress and disease while contributing to smooth and efficient muscular contractions."

What he was saying was that without sufficient iron in the diet, the muscular contractions of the heart may become weakened, resulting in heart failure or heart attacks.  Needless to say, the traditional medical community scoffed at such a statement.

Now, during the 2014 meeting of the European Society of Cardiology, the lead researcher commenting on their findings about the role that iron plays in cardiovascular health, said:  "I believe (treating iron deficiency) can reduce the risk of hospitalization due to worsening heart failure."  That would have been heretical 35 years ago.

The recommendation is for a person with heart disease to get blood work done to see if they are iron deficient.  As most iron supplements are simply awful and usually cause more problems than they help, one needs to take a whole food supplement if iron deficiency is present.  Another thing that needs addressing is the amount of hydrochloric acid that is in the stomach.  Those with heart burn have a deficiency of acid and, without sufficient acid, iron cannot be absorbed.  Also necessary for absorption is a sufficient amount of utilizable vitamin C, or ionized vitamin C.  Again, not all supplements are created equally.

For those suffering from heart problems, there are many quality formulations that can be taken to significantly increase the average life expectancy of 48-60 months, regardless of whether or not medication is taken.  Years can be added to a person's life if the body is given the chance to heal.

Your heart is the most responsive organ in your body to proper nutritional therapy.  Food truly is medicine.  Whole food concentrates contain microRNA's which are critical to healing.  The best supplements contain nutrients in their natural form, proper combination and dose and are processed from organic raw ingredients without heat or chemicals to maintain their natural state.  Virtually no supplement manufacturers grow their own organic crops on their own farms; next to zero supplement makers are interested in even trying to make these kinds of supplements because they can't get the raw ingredients, they don't know how and, even if they did, it takes too much time and it is too expensive.

I think we are truly lucky to have such a company that cares more about the products it makes than the bottom line.  I can only wish that more people could appreciate that.

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