What is Carditone used for?

Carditone® is a combination of patented extractions of Rauwolfia, which has been used traditionally to support blood pressure levels already within the normal range and also has calming properties, and several other herbs and minerals.

Does Carditone help blood pressure?

It does lower your blood pressure, it even significantly lowered my Resting Heart Rate.

Does Carditone have side effects?

There were no serious adverse events; however, 30% of participants withdrew citing potential side effects. The findings suggest that the dietary supplement, Carditone™, is safe for long-term use in adults with prehypertension and stage I hypertension.

What are the benefits of Pycnogenol?

Pycnogenol® can help control blood pressure, which helps improve overall heart health. Blood pressure is an important measure of how much blood is pumping from your heart to the rest of your body. Too much pressure signals that your heart might be working too hard.

Does rauwolfia lower blood pressure?

Rauwolfia alkaloids work by controlling nerve impulses along certain nerve pathways. As a result, they act on the heart and blood vessels to lower blood pressure.

What foods are high in Pycnogenol?

Pycnogenol is the registered trademark name for a French formula. The active ingredients in pycnogenol can also be extracted from other sources, including peanut skin, grape seed, and witch hazel bark.

Does Pycnogenol affect the liver?

Pycnogenol treatment significantly decreased the liver triglyceride and serum alanine amino transferase levels. Our results indicated that orally administered PYC may serve to prevent NASH-induced liver damage.

What happens if you take too much nattokinase?

Nattokinase might slow blood clotting. Taking nattokinase along with medications that also slow blood clotting might increase the risk of bruising and bleeding.

Does Pycnogenol raise blood pressure?

Pycnogenol may have benefits for heart and artery health. It seems to lower blood pressure and improve blood flow to the legs. Some small studies suggest it may also protect against coronary artery disease and blood clots.