Why is cleansing blood vessels in adulthood a means of survival and not a luxury?

Why are cholesterol plaques dangerous?

The accumulation of cholesterol in the walls of blood vessels begins actively from the age of 40, and after 50 it acquires an avalanche speed. The 'cholesterol' barriers that arise hinder blood flow. Atherosclerotic plaque forms gradually and the diameter of the blood vessel progressively reduces. This multiplies the risk of a blood clot blocking the blood vessel. When this occurs, blood partially or completely stops flowing to a particular organ, leading to serious malfunction or death.

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The danger also lies in the latent (asymptomatic ) course of the disease. The condition of the blood vessels is constantly worsening, and the disorders will manifest themselves only when the blood vessels have already narrowed by half. It is impossible to say exactly how atherosclerosis will manifest itself: it all depends on decreased nutrition to a specific organ. In most cases, atherosclerosis causes damage to blood vessels in the heart, intestines, brain, aorta, kidneys, lower extremities, and pancreas.

The accumulation of cholesterol (atherosclerosis) has a detrimental effect on all organs and systems of the body. The only question is which organ will be the 'weakest link' and fail first.

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• Aortic atherosclerosis

  Atherosclerosis of the aorta affects the largest artery in the body. The aorta resembles a trunk from which smaller blood vessels branch.

  The aorta consists of 2 segments:

  • Thoracic
  • Abdominal

  The thoracic aorta supplies blood to the organs of the chest, as well as to the head and neck.

  The abdominal aorta directs blood to the organs of the abdomen and lower extremities.

  Aortic atherosclerosis of the heart

  

  

  The disease develops in 2 phases:

  • In the initial phase, there are no external signs of the disease. However, existing abnormalities can already be detected by laboratory tests.
  • The clinical period is accompanied by pronounced signs of the disease.

• Atherosclerosis of the thoracic aorta

  In its initial phase, the pathology is not accompanied by any symptoms. The first signs are usually intermittent chest pain. The pain may wax and wane and may not go away for several days. It is usually accompanied by shortness of breath.

  Other symptoms are increased blood pressure and the development of hypertension.

  If the aortic arch is severely affected, there is difficulty swallowing and the voice becomes hoarse. Atherosclerotic damage of the thoracic aorta may be accompanied by hair growth in the ear region. Fat deposits appear on the face and premature greying occurs.

  

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  Other symptoms of a thoracic aortic injury:

  • pain radiates to the arm, cervical and lumbar region;
  • increased blood pressure;
  • pulsation between the ribs on the right side of the chest;
  • noise in the head;
  • dizziness;
  • pain in the neck when trying to turn the head.

  The following abnormalities develop as a result of a lack of blood supply to the heart:

  • arrhythmia;
  • heart failure;
  • angina pectoris;
  • heart attack.

  Often the thoracic aorta is combined with atherosclerotic disease of the coronary arteries and damage to the blood vessels of the brain.

• Atherosclerosis of the abdominal aorta

  

  Atherosclerotic lesions of the abdominal aorta are accompanied by abnormalities in the digestive system and present the following symptoms:

  • abdominal pain. It has a convulsive character. Often the patient cannot pinpoint the exact point where the pain is located;
  • stool disturbances;
  • meteorism;
  • heartburn;
  • bitter eructation;
  • visceral artery thrombosis. A dangerous complication that can be fatal. Accompanied by necrotisation of the intestinal loops and extensive inflammation. The disease is accompanied by very intense pain that cannot be relieved by painkilling medications.

  As plates form in this area, they interrupt the blood supply to the pelvic organs. Later complications may include renal failure and visceral arterial disease.

• Brain blood vessels

  Cholesterol, which causes atherosclerosis of cerebral vessels, modifies both intracranial and extracranial vessels. The intensity of the pathological symptoms is directly related to the degree and location of the lesions.

  In addition to the most dangerous complication, stroke, there may be CNS depression, development of mental disorders, vision loss, and memory impairment.

  

  The initial symptoms of the injury appear after the age of 40-45.

  In this phase, 'ischemic attacks' may occur, accompanied by sensory disturbances, movement disorders, vision, hearing and speech abnormalities. Despite the severity of the symptoms, they are transient, reversible and disappear on their own after a single cleansing of the blood vessels with nutraceuticals.

  Severe atherosclerotic damage can lead to a cerebrovascular accident, that is, the necrosis of brain tissue. The symptomatology is the same as in the previous case, but there is no significant improvement after necrosis.

  The brain is also responsible for carrying out higher mental functions. Therefore, the formation of plaques also leads to a decrease in intelligence and memory, and changes in character (emotional lability, capriciousness, laziness). In the absence of therapeutic measures to cleanse the blood vessels of plaque, this injury leads to the development of dementia - Alzheimer's disease. These injuries can be disabling or fatal.

  Stroke comes in 2 forms:

  • ischemic;
  • haemorrhagic.

  Ischemic is caused by occlusion of the vascular bed by a thrombus; the cause of the haemorrhagic is the rupture of a cerebral vessel.

• Heart

  One of the causes of death in patients with cardiovascular diseases is the obstruction of the main coronary artery due to the accumulation of cholesterol in their blood vessels.

  Diseases such as coronary heart disease, angina pectoris and myocardial infarction are associated with this injury.

  Coronary heart disease is a serious cardiac pathology that constitutes a complex set of disorders. It includes angina pectoris, heart attack and cardiosclerosis.

  

  Coronary heart disease manifests itself above all with angina pectoris. In its initial phase, it manifests as chest pain only when you are physically active. This is logical, because when the heart is at rest, it requires less oxygen, but with intense activity these demands increase. Stress and emotional disturbances can trigger a similar reaction. As atherosclerosis develops, and the lumen of the vascular bed becomes increasingly obstructed, coronary artery disease becomes more pronounced. In the final stages of the disease, any movement of the patient causes pain.

  The classic signs of angina pectoris are:

  • the appearance of pain both under stress and at rest;
  • pain is felt behind the sternum, and may radiate to the (left) shoulder, scapula, and hand. At the same time, the intensity of the pain is directly related to the severity of the attack;
  • pain is a burning and oppressive sensation;
  • the attack can be stopped by taking a nitro-glycerine pill;
  • the duration of the attack is short, no more than 5 minutes.

  Differences between a heart attack and angina pectoris:

  • pain intensity is very high;
  • the duration of the attack is at least 20 minutes;
  • nitro-glycerine in case of myocardial infarction does not help;
  • pain sensations are diffuse.

  Plaques caused by high cholesterol can lead to sudden death of the patient. This situation occurs when the blood supply is interrupted, first the heart rhythm changes, and then the heart stops.

  All vascular injuries of the heart are serious and dangerous, because without a well-functioning heart, the other organs cannot function properly. Atherosclerosis of the heart blood vessels can also lead to a heart attack. A heart attack occurs when a plaque ruptures and a blood clot blocks the blood vessel. As a result, blood stops flowing to a certain part of the heart muscle and the heart muscle dies.

  Development of myocardial infarction

  

  Once cardiac muscle contractility has developed, death occurs within hours (up to 24 hours). However, even if the person is saved, there will still be a lack of blood supply, which, in the absence of cholesterol cleansing, will sooner or later lead to another attack. That is why the cleansing of the blood vessels with nutraceuticals is vital for patients who have suffered a heart attack.

  In addition, hypertension develops as a consequence of circulatory disorders. It is accompanied by cardiac dysfunction, CNS and kidney disorders.

  Hypertension also occurs against a background of brain, kidney, and peripheral vascular lesions. If the brain is affected, it is manifested by impaired consciousness and vision loss, while damage to the kidneys leads to kidney failure.

• Blood vessels of the lower extremities

  The set of symptoms of lower extremity injuries that cause cholesterol deposits include:

  • susceptibility of the lower extremities to cold;
  • leg cramps;
  • a limp;
  • posttrophic skin ulcers, vascular 'reticulations' and 'spider veins';
  • varicose veins;
  • pain that can occur both when you are active and when you are at rest (which can vary in intensity);
  • cartilage degradation, the development of arthrosis.

  In addition to the pain, there is also an alteration in your support and movement. The symptoms are similar to those of a heart disorder: in the initial phase, the pain only appears with great physical exertion and long walks. Little by little, the amount of tension that causes the pain decreases. In the last phase, the pain also occurs when you are at rest.

  Intermittent claudication is the main symptom in vascular oblations. The pain is mainly localised in the thighs and calf muscles.

  Inadequate nutrition of the lower extremities causes pale, callous skin and loss of hair on the legs. The resulting ulcers are extremely difficult to heal, because the regenerative processes are not fully activated due to the lack of blood supply. As a consequence of these changes, sooner or later gangrene will occur and the tissue will die. Medication at this stage does not work. Gangrene can only be treated by amputation.

  Treatment includes taking nutraceuticals to combat atherosclerosis, physiotherapy, and sanatorium treatments.

• Renal arteries

  Atherosclerotic lesions of the vessels supplying the kidneys develop a secondary arteriosity. The characteristic manifestations are oedema that form due to sodium retention in the body, the most difficult situation being the development of pulmonary oedema. One of the consequences is renal infarction. When one kidney is affected, the symptoms are not pronounced.

  Kidney hypertension

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  A blockage of cholesterol in a renal artery causes acute kidney failure.

  The main manifestations of atherosclerosis of the renal arteries:

  • hypertension;
  • swelling;
  • localised pain in the back area;
  • weakness, loss of strength.

How to remove atherosclerotic plaques?

The treatment is based on the systematic cleansing of the blood vessels. At least once every 5 years starting at age 40 for men and 45 for women.

Until recently, it was not possible to get rid of existing atherosclerotic plaques; the therapy was based on slowing down the formation of new plaques.

But everything changed with the discovery of nutraceuticals.

Modern remedies against cholesterol plaque (nutraceuticals) allow the cleansing of the blood vessels at home without the supervision of a specialist. The most important thing is to observe exactly the duration of the cleansing treatment. The effective duration is 1.5 months.

Within 1.5 months, nutraceuticals remove 89% to 97% of cholesterol deposits from blood vessels, arteries, and capillaries (about 3.7kg).

What are 'nutraceuticals'?

Nutraceuticals are the newest class of drugs for the therapy and prevention of vascular atherosclerosis.

Nutraceuticals combine safety with a high degree of efficacy in fighting cholesterol deposits. Nutraceuticals are approved for self-administration to treat atherosclerosis and its effects.

The natural composition of nutraceuticals completely rules out side effects and complications, so they are recommended for the elderly and people with chronic diseases.

How do nutraceuticals act in the body?

Nutraceuticals act in 3 stages:

1. They draw out cholesterol deposits. Dissolve atherosclerotic plaques, blood clots and limescale. Increase the lumen of blood vessels and restore blood circulation.
2. They eliminate the effects of poor circulation. Conditions such as hypertension, headaches, varicose veins, thrombosis and haemorrhoids are completely or significantly relieved. Tinnitus and dizziness disappear, visual acuity and clarity of thought improve.
3. They improve the resistance and elasticity of the vascular walls. This prevents the formation of new plaques and reduces the risk of stroke by up to 11 times.

Cardionab Bioregulator

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Currently, Cardionab is the latest 5th generation nutraceutical with a unique effect that dissolves up to 97% of cholesterol deposits and doubles the lumen of blood vessels, restoring blood circulation.

By taking Cardionab 1 capsule, 3 times a day, for 2 months, the following results are obtained:

• it removes up to 97% of atherosclerotic plaques;
• it strengthens the walls of blood vessels;
• it normalises blood pressure;
• it restores the functional activity of the brain and nervous system;
• it stops the aging processes of the heart muscle;
• it increases the physical resistance of the myocardium;
• it increases the antioxidant status of the body;
• it improves coronary and cerebral circulation;
• it normalises mineral metabolism in the heart muscle.

See for yourself: results of using Cardionab:

• • Patient: Woman, 67 years old. At the start of therapy there were extensive lesions in the thoracic and abdominal aorta with cholesterol deposits. Circulatory disorders of the abdominal organs, lungs and bronchi.
  • Concomitant complications: Grade 3 hypertension, swelling of the lower extremities, varicose veins, arrhythmia.
  • Patient's complaints: Headaches, dizziness, tinnitus, pain and cramps in the legs, sleep problems, blood pressure up to hypertensive crisis.
  • Indications: Cardionab, 3 times a day after meals. Control visit at 30 days and 60 days.

  Treatment results

  The results of the 30-day treatment with Cardionab are as follows:

  • Blood pressure normalised to 130/85-139/89, which is the upper limit of normal;
  • no swelling is observed;
  • manifestations of varicose veins are not observed;
  • no arrhythmia, pulse stable at 73 bpm;
  • no headaches or tinnitus after the first week of taking the medicine;
  • sleep is normalised;
  • visual acuity improved;
  • tone and general well-being improved considerably.
• • Patient: Male, 51 years old. At the beginning of the therapy he presented with an important cerebral circulatory alteration.
  • Concomitant complications: Arterial hypertension, blurred cornea, cervical and thoracic osteochondrosis, chronic prostatitis, acute haemorrhoids.
  • Patient's complaints: Headaches, impaired vision, glare in the eyes. General weakness and apathy, unwillingness to do anything. Poor performance, inability to concentrate for a long time, problems with potency.
  • Indication: Cardionab, 3 times a day. Control visit at 30 days and 50 days.

  Treatment results

  The results of the 1.5 month treatment with Cardionab were as follows:

  • blood pressure completely stabilised;
  • headaches disappeared;
  • increased work capacity and activity;
  • power greatly improved;
  • haemorrhoids disappeared;
  • back, neck and joint pain disappeared;
  • visual acuity improved;
  • the symptoms of prostatitis do not appear.

Cardionab significant disadvantage

The only and main disadvantage of the Cardionab nutraceutical is its price.

This makes sense, because nutraceuticals are state-of-the-art drugs with high production costs. The natural composition is very demanding in terms of storage and processing, which makes its production very expensive.

Most pharmacy chains do not supply Cardionab precisely because of its high cost: they do not buy it. And doctors do not risk prescribing such an expensive drug.

In expensive private clinics, a 2-week treatment of Cardionab costs between $700 and $2,000. The amounts are beyond the wildest dream for most of our people.

Once a year, the manufacturer BIOONO, together with the International Cholesterol Commission, organises a 'Preferential Day'. Certain categories of people can order Cardionab online at a reduced price.

So if you are in the benefit category, don't delay, request Cardionab now. Because even the preferential programme will unfortunately come to an end quickly.

Conditions for obtaining Cardionab:

• You must be resident in Nigeria. We do not deliver Cardionab outside of this country.
• The purchase of Cardionab is allowed ONLY FOR PERSONAL USE. I politely ask resellers to leave the formula for the people! Taking advantage of the elderly is inhumane!
• Receipt of Cardionab can be requested on this website by completing the form below. You must give your telephone number for our medical consultant to contact you.