The Six Deadly Attackers     

Your heart's most powerful enemies.

Excess body fat, Blood pressure, Cholesterol, Metabolic syndrome, Chronic inflammation and Oxidative stress. Find out how each attacker slowly develops inside your body and how your lifestyle and diet contribute to them. Learn how to more fully assess your risk so that you can take appropriate action. We will also outline the interconnection between these six attackers, such as how abdominal fat is linked with three other attackers, the killer role of smoking and how a major disease of the 21st century, the "sitting disease", a sedentary diet, computer technology and little exercise - all trigger high blood pressure, oxidative stress and plunge you into metabolic syndrome.

• Excess Body Fat
  
  Weight Loss Is Important To Avoid The High Risk Of Heart Disease. Weight Gain And Excess Body Fat Are Major Heart Disease Risk Factors.
• Blood Pressure
  
  What Is Blood Pressure? Learn All About Blood Pressure And Especially How High Blood Pressure Is A Major Risk Factor For Heart Disease And Stroke.
• Cholesterol
  
  What Is Cholesterol And What Is Stroke? Learn All About Cholesterol And Statin Drugs And Their Link To Stroke And How You Can Reduce Your Risk Of All.
• Metabolic Syndrome
  
  What Is Metabolic Syndrome? Learn How Metabolic Syndrome Is Linked To Obesity, Diabetes, Stroke, Heart Disease And Even Cancer.
• Chronic Inflammation
  
  Diabetes, Heart Disease, Heart Attack And Stroke Risk Are All Increased With Chronic Inflammation, The Often Ignored Yet Major Cause Behind Heart Disease.
• Oxidative Stress
  
  Oxidative Stress May Be A Prime Cause Of Atherosclerosis. Learn About Its Link To Heart Disease, High Blood Pressure, Heart Attack And Stroke.

Is medical research missing the point? 

Every year, medical journals from around the world publish thousands of studies about heart disease. The US National Library of Medicine, which maintains the world's largest and most comprehensive database of published health research, lists more than an incredible 500,000 published research papers on heart disease alone.

Despite all this knowledge and science, a staggering 25,000 Australians and 6,000 New Zealanders, including 500,000 Americans, will die from CAD (coronary artery disease) each and every year. But why?

Much criticism has been raised at the actual nature of medical research into heart disease that focuses only on very tiny and narrow questions without looking at the big picture. For example, one research paper may look into why one specific nutrient causes the slightest change in one particular hormone or highly specific chemical in your body. Some experts believe that medical research into heart disease is failing to see the forest for the trees this way.

The way that the media then who go on to portray these "findings" is also concerning, as journalists often get obsessed with the minutiae as well, such as cholesterol or high blood pressure - when each issue they cover is but a branch of that tree in the forest. Sensationalism sells copy after all and journalism is all about writing to sell newspapers.

The real heart of the matter is that major heart risks are quite interwoven, they rarely occur singly, and the more risks you have the greater the threat of developing heart disease. Researchers are finally taking note and doctors in Australia and NZ are now encouraged to use a scoring system to assess the overall risk of CAD (coronary artery disease) based on multiple risk factors.

Our advice is for you to look beyond the minutiae as well, and to consider your body, as well as the mind and spirit when it comes to optimising your heart health. The real bonus here is that you will be slashing your risk of many other chronic degenerative diseases of modern civilisation such diabetes and cancer as well.

The six major heart threats

You may have heard a lot about some of these six major threats we cover in this website, because the form the major risk factors of heart and circulatory illness. Three of these factors are more common, and you may know a bit about high blood pressure, cholesterol, and excess body fat. However, you may not have heard much about the other three threats called metabolic syndrome, oxidative stress and chronic inflammation. Learning the facts about these important risks will help to keep you focused on what really matters and give you the knowledge and tools required to help you avert the real threats when it comes to your heart. It is most empowering to discover that these threats are all interconnected, and how certain simple dietary and lifestyle choices you make can affect one or several at once. And we all know that applied knowledge is power, especially when you get to the "heart" of the matter.

Your heart

The heart is the organ that pumps blood, with its life-giving oxygen and nutrients, to all tissues of the body. If the pumping action of the heart becomes inefficient, vital organs like the brain and kidneys suffer rapidly. And if the heart stops working altogether, death occurs literally within minutes. Your very life itself is completely dependent on the efficient operation of the heart. 

There are many different kinds of heart disease, and they can affect the heart in several ways. This website will explore several of the most common types of heart disease, and look in particular at six of the most deadly threats to your heart. The main problem with all varieties of heart disease is that, in one way or another, they can all potentially disrupt the vital pumping action of the heart.

Coronary artery disease (CAD) is the most common type of heart disease and is the primary cause of heart attacks. When you have CAD, your arteries become hard and narrow. Blood has a hard time getting to the heart, so the heart does not get all the blood it needs.

The main circulatory diseases

• Arteriosclerosis: also called hardening of the arteries, arteriosclerosis means the arteries become thickened and are no longer as flexible. 
• Atherosclerosis: When artery walls become so hardened with plaque containing cholesterol, fatty materials, and cellular debris, that blood and oxygen can't get through the arteries. The illustration above is an example. 
• Angina: Chest pain or discomfort that happens when the heart does not get enough blood, causing severe damage to the heart muscle. It may feel like a pressing or squeezing pain, often in the chest, but sometimes the pain is in the shoulders, arms, neck, jaw, or back. It can also feel like indigestion (upset stomach). Angina is not a heart attack, but having angina means you are more likely to have a heart attack. 
• Heart attack: when a blood clot or other blockage cuts blood flow to a part of the heart, killing part of the heart muscle. A heart attack occurs when an artery is severely or completely blocked, and the heart does not get the blood it needs for more than 20 minutes. 
• Congestive heart failure: (CHF) is a condition in which the heart's function as a pump is inadequate to deliver oxygen rich blood to the body. 
• Stroke: when part of the brain doesn't get enough blood due to a clot or a burst blood vessel. 

How do you develop heart disease?

Heart disease isn't "contagious", as you are most probably aware, certain things increase your chances of getting cardiovascular disease, and we call these things risk factors. Some of these risk factors are fixed, like being older and having other unmodifiable factors such as a congenital heart problem (since birth) or genetic factors like a strong family history. But in most all instances, people do have control over several risk factors — smoking, having high blood pressure, being overweight, choosing the wrong foods to eat and not exercising which can all increase the risk of cardiovascular disease.

What are the signs of heart disease?

Many people do not realise they have cardiovascular disease until they have chest pain, a heart attack, or a stroke, unfortunately. These kinds of problems often need immediate acute medical attention and the person may need to go to the emergency department of a hospital.

Take action today to reduce heart disease risk 

1. Be physically active 
2. Don't smoke! 
3. Eat a healthy diet 
4. Maintain a normal weight 
5. Know your numbers (best blood tests) 
   

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The possibility of self-treatment - Very high for most people with heart and circulatory disease. Healthy eating, plenty of physical activity and an improvement in stress management will reduce body fat over a period of time in most cases. If you are overweight and have high blood pressure, heart or circulatory concerns, high cholesterol, chronic inflammation, oxidative stress or metabolic syndrome, then why not try heart Drops?

Cardio Drops  is a 100% natural herbal formula which can assist and support your heart and circulation, Cardio Drops is New Zealand's leading proprietary herbal medicine formula created since 2004 to assist in supporting those with high blood pressure and high cholesterol concerns in a safe, drug free way. Many Australians and New Zealanders have benefited from this formula, and so can you.

If you are overweight and have high blood pressure, heart or circulatory concerns, high cholesterol, chronic inflammation, oxidative stress or metabolic syndrome, then why not try heart Drops?

Cardio Drops are not pharmaceutical drugs

Cardio Drops were designed to help support your healthy lifestyle and diet thereby optimising your success with your quest for a healthy circulation and heart. Cardio Drops were never meant to substitute for your doctor's professional advice or treatment, they play a supportive role and work on an entirely different and more of a nutritional level than drugs do. Whilst drugs do a good job of controlling symptoms, the unique combination of the herbal medicines helps to encourage the development of healthy tissue and assists in healthy blood vessel growth.

The primary action of herbs used in circulatory disorders is to increase the flow of blood to the body’s extremities (arms, legs, fingers and toes) and to improve the health of heart and blood vessel walls in general.

In conjunction with a healthy heart diet and stress management, the traditional herbs used in Cardio Drops are the perfect preventive measure for people who have a family history of heart disease. They can be used in combination with drugs as a safe and effective program for combating the gradual loss of heart and circulatory function that comes with age.

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Please Note: Our herbal medicine formulations are not cures nor a remedy for any medical disorder, nor are they a substitute for professional health-care attention, diagnosis and/or treatment.  We never advocate that you stop drugs for blood pressure, high cholesterol or heart disease, but that you get professional advice regarding your treatment and your options. Do not exceed stated dosages without professional advice. Our herbal preparations are not pharmaceutical drugs and are prescribed for nutritional purposes only to support and assist the body to heal itself. Refrigeration not required. Keep out of reach of children. If symptoms persist, see your health-care professional. People sensitive or allergic to any of the ingredients of Cardio Drops  should avoid this product. 

Disclaimer - While we cannot make any medical claims, the testimonials on this website speak for themselves. The information contained herein is general commentary and not medical advice. If you have concerns or questions about a medical condition, you are advised to consult your health care professional.