Nitric Oxide – Say yes to N.O.
It is heart health month and no better time to talk about Nitric Oxide and circulatory health. NO is a simple molecule composed of one atom of nitrogen and one atom of oxygen. It is high reactive and only lasts a few seconds in the body after it has been created. It plays a critical role in overall health because of its ability to enhance blood flow.
The signaling method of Nitric Oxide in the cardiovascular system was discovered by 3 scientists in 1998. They were awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in Physiology and Medicine. These researchers found that the lining of the blood vessels produces NO in order to relax the muscles in the blood vessels, thereby reducing blood pressure and allowing greater blood flow.
Since 1998, numerous health benefits of nitric oxide have been discovered since then. In this month’s Sunshine Sharing, we are going to discuss how Nitric Oxide is related to Cardiovascular Health its link to chronic inflammation, the endothelial lining of the arteries, how exercising enhances nitric oxide and how you can jumpstart your nutrition with Power Beets patent pending formula and how its ingredients can help you. Learn more about Power Beets and how it can benefit you as well about what you can do to protect your heart and prevent from becoming another statistic. Far infrared therapy is also very beneficial for promoting N.O. as well as relieving pain and promoting a healthy immune system.
What Else Promotes NO
The following can benefit NO production and promote energy.
Exercise – All it takes is 30 minutes a day of walking, biking, weight lifting, swimming or another type of moderate exercise.
Nutrition – Avoid Sugar, eat beets and consider L-Arginine.
Vitamin D3 is involved in immune function as well as cellular energy.
Magnesium is essential in mitochrondrial activity.
Vitamin C has a protective effect on endothelial cells.
Niacin may help open up blood flow.
Omega 3 Fatty Acids help to reduce inflammation.
Do not Smoke.
