Cardio Life is one of Esteem Products' most personal products, developed in 1989 by company President John Sheaffer, shortly after recovering from his own emergency bypass surgery.Cardio Life contains nutrients known to strengthen heart functions, lower cholesterol, return elasticity to cardiovascular tissue and combat the symptoms of stress.Since the original formula was developed back in 1989, great advances have been made in the nutritional field. Therefore, in order to keep Cardio Life the best possible heart product on the market, we made a "New and Improved" Cardio Life just a few years ago. Doctor Marcus Laux, N.D. had some wonderful suggestions, and with extensive research, seven new, optimal nutrients for heart health were added - plus four of the main ingredients were doubled in potency! The result. . . a great product made even better!Stress is a major factor in the manufacture and release of excess cholesterol by the body. Many doctors contend that a person with high levels of cholesterol who eats a high-fat diet has an increased risk of heart disease. Cholesterol is carried by the blood and forms deposits on the arterial walls of the heart. These deposits gradually restrict blood flow until a heart attack occurs.Many factors contribute to heart disease: lack of exercise, poor diet, tobacco smoking and genetic makeup. We cannot change our genetics, but we can make the best of our heredity by improving what we can. Good heart health and cardiovascular conditioning can be enhanced with the use of nutritional supplementation. Anyone with a family history of heart disease, angina, weak hearts, or those who have suffered painful bypass surgery or angioplasty repair should consider taking Cardio Life. It is not a quick fix, but rather an alternative, in many ways, to heavy prescription drug usage.If you have a heart problem or a potential for one, Cardio Life is for you. Don't wait until a heart attack strikes you down!The ingredients in Cardio Life can truly make a difference in your heart health. It's not a miracle, but it appears to be the closest thing to one. |
