What is CardioFLEX?

Papaya is well known for its anti-inflammatory effects and its rich concentration of antioxidants. Several studies have found that the antioxidants in papaya can protect your heart and enhance the protective effects of HDL cholesterol. Other studies have shown papaya can protect against skin damage and may help improve digestion.

Hyssop is often used in alternative medicine to improve circulation and boost immunity. It is usually made into a tea to soothe a sore throat, eliminate cough, and alleviate sickness. Some evidence suggests its anti-inflammatory properties may help naturally improve circulation, reducing blood pressure levels.

Ginger is often consumed for its ability to promote digestion, immune system function, and combat inflammation. A 2022 review found ginger could reduce blood sugar and HbA1c levels after meals. The same review linked ginger consumption to significantly lower triglycerides and LDL cholesterol with improved HDL cholesterol.

Black walnuts are a type of nut rich in fiber, omega-3 fatty acids, and several antioxidants. A review of multiple studies found that eating walnuts decreased total and LDL cholesterol. Other studies have found that eating black walnuts improved blood vessel function and reduced plaque buildup in the arteries.

Chlorella is an algae primarily used for detoxification and immune support. Several studies have found that chlorella may reduce cholesterol levels, especially in those with high blood pressure. It also appears to improve blood lipid levels and directly lower blood pressure. It seems to do so by supplying the body with arginine, converted into nitric oxide, and widening blood vessels.

Slippery elm bark is common in parts of Canada and the United States. It is commonly used to combat inflammatory bowel diseases like IBS & Crohn’s disease. CardioFlex claims it can lower PLR-15 levels, which increases blood pressure levels. It may also rejuvenate skin and nail health as well.

Inulin is a soluble fiber that primarily nourishes gut microbes, eases constipation, and helps the body absorb nutrients more efficiently. It appears to work similarly to psyllium by promoting regular bowel movements. In one study, females who took inulin daily had significant decreases in triglycerides and LDL cholesterol, two factors that affect blood pressure.

Acai berry was a popular “superfood” in the late 2000s that is well regarded for its high levels of antioxidants and anti-inflammatory compounds. Several studies have found acai can help to lower cholesterol levels and eliminate plaque from the arteries. Other studies have found acai has neuroprotective benefits and may boost cognition.

Psyllium husk contains soluble fiber that benefits heart health and digestion. It helps regulate bowel movements by acting as a natural bulk-forming laxative. Several studies have shown psyllium can help regulate cholesterol levels and eliminate LDL cholesterol. It also appears to play a role in blood sugar balance as well.