100 ml
Organic Cardiac Health Tincture
Liquid formula made of eight cardiac supportive plant extracts. Concentrated garlic lowers blood lipids, and hawthorn berry strengthens heart muscle, supporting overall heart health.
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Your heart is the hardest-working muscle in your body.
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Cardiac Health
Your heart. Your rhythm of life.
Your heart is the hardest-working muscle in your body. Every day, our hearts beat an astounding 100,000 times, adding up to an incredible 37 million beats each year. It’s this soothing symphony of life-sustaining rhythms that powers our existence. Heart disease can’t be cured; however, understanding and mitigating the risks can lead to improved cardiac health, and New Roots Herbal supplements can serve as the gentle conductor, guiding your heart towards optimal vitality. It’s time for you to control what you can. Start today.
A closer look
Heart-Pounding Statistics
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In Canada, someone dies from a heart condition, stroke or vascular cognitive impairment, every 5 minutes.
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Cardiovascular disease is the second-leading cause of death in Canada.
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2.6 million Canadian adults aged 20 and over have a diagnosed heart disease.
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Men tend to get diagnosed between 55 and 64 years of age.
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Sadly, women are only diagnosed 10 years later, between 65 and 74 years of age.
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Women are disproportionately affected by stroke: 45% more women than men die of stroke in Canada.
What can we do to prevent getting pulled into this club?
Lifestyle factors like healthy eating, keeping active, eliminating alcohol (or consuming in moderation), maintaining a healthy weight, and not smoking can all help reduce the risk of developing cardiovascular disease. Supplementation is also proven to help.
Cholesterol & blood pressure
Your numbers, at a glance.
| Cholesterol Category | Total Cholesterol (mmol/L) | LDL Cholesterol (mmol/L) |
|---|---|---|
| Desirable | Less than 5.2 | Less than 2.6 |
| Borderline high | 5.2–6.2 | 2.6–3.3 |
| High | 6.2 or above | 3.4–4.9 |
| Very high | — | 5.0 or above |
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Precautionary Care
How can we take proactive steps to better heart health if we don’t recognize and understand the risk factors? Diagnosed conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia significantly contribute to cardiovascular disease.
Regardless of your age or health, your family’s cardiovascular health history is a critical warning sign. As the number of affected family members increases, your likelihood of early-onset coronary heart disease (CHD) increases significantly.
Luckily, nature provides us with many nutrients, vitamins, and minerals to support our heart.
Regardless of your age or health, your family’s cardiovascular health history is a critical warning sign. As the number of affected family members increases, your likelihood of early-onset coronary heart disease (CHD) increases significantly.
Luckily, nature provides us with many nutrients, vitamins, and minerals to support our heart.
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Cardio Flow
A synergistic formula with ingredients beneficial for cardiovascular health, containing a wide variety of antioxidants to support the health of blood vessels.
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Odourless Garlic
Ideal for individuals with a family history of hyperlipidemia or high blood pressure as part of prevention. Odourless to avoid burps and bad breath.
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Cardiac Function
The heart is one of the most energy-demanding organs in the body, requiring a constant and substantial supply of energy to maintain its pumping function. It relies on enzymes, minerals, and electrolytes to perform effectively. However, our current food chain may not provide these nutrients in adequate amounts. Coupled with age-related declines in enzyme and vitamin production, this can leave us vulnerable. Topping up can be beneficial.
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Co-Enzyme Q10 · 100 mg
Supports heart function, particularly in those with CV conditions or risk factors. Replenishes CoQ10 levels depleted by statin medications to improve tolerance to statin therapy.
Also available in slow release and softgel.
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Hawthorn Berry
Rich in bioactive compounds, including flavonoids and procyanidins, which have been shown to support heart function.
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Taurine 500 mg
Supports overall cardiac health. Found in the brain, retinas, heart, and in blood, taurine plays a structural role within blood platelets, responsible for their wound healing function.
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Management of Cholesterol
Elevated levels of harmful LDL cholesterol as well as elevated total cholesterol are a critical risk factor—but both are modifiable.
High cholesterol can come from genetic predisposition, with the liver’s inability to convert harmful cholesterol to bile for intestinal excretion. It can also result from excessive absorption of dietary cholesterol.
Cholesterol can build up in the walls of arteries, eventually forming plaque. Plant sterols are an effective natural ingredient to help keep our cholesterol in check.
High cholesterol can come from genetic predisposition, with the liver’s inability to convert harmful cholesterol to bile for intestinal excretion. It can also result from excessive absorption of dietary cholesterol.
Cholesterol can build up in the walls of arteries, eventually forming plaque. Plant sterols are an effective natural ingredient to help keep our cholesterol in check.
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Cho-less-terin
A complete formula containing red yeast rice, guggul, plant sterol, oat, and green tea to help lower bad LDL and total cholesterol.
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80 g
Plant Sterols
Convenient way to reduce bad LDL and lower cholesterol. Two teaspoons (2 g) daily of Plant Sterols in granule form, sprinkled on food.
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Sterols & Sterolins Cholesterol
Lowers bad LDL and maintains healthy HDL. Ultimate cholesterol lowering formula contains 350 mg of plant sterols plus organic flaxseed oil, a plant-based omega-3 source.
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Arterial Health
Cholesterol management often takes the spotlight when artery health is discussed; yet, the vitality and resilience of the arteries themselves can sometimes be overlooked.
Accumulation of fatty deposits and subsequent plaque formation as well as elevated levels of homocysteine can negatively affect blood circulation. These can impact arterial elasticity and flexibility. Ensuring our arteries remain resilient is essential for cardiovascular wellbeing.
Accumulation of fatty deposits and subsequent plaque formation as well as elevated levels of homocysteine can negatively affect blood circulation. These can impact arterial elasticity and flexibility. Ensuring our arteries remain resilient is essential for cardiovascular wellbeing.
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Grapeseed Extract 500 mg
Can help prevent damage to blood vessels caused by oxidative stress and relieves symptoms of non-complicated chronic venous insufficiency.
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285 g = 30 doses
Homocysteine Reduce
Can help reduce elevated levels of homocysteine, as its build-up in the bloodstream can impair cardiovascular function. Delicious taste.
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Red Beet Root
Beets contain two natural red pigments, betalains and anthocyanidins that can benefit the circulatory system.
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Take good habits to heart.
Don’t forget your omega‑3s, magnesium, and fibre! They are essential for so much more than just heart heaLth.
01Nourish with heart-healthy foods
Fuel your heart with a diet rich in fresh fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins. These nutrient-packed foods provide essential vitamins and minerals for cardiovascular wellness.
02Stay active with cardio exercises
Regular physical activity strengthens your heart, lowers blood pressure, and promotes efficient circulation. Aim for at least 30 minutes of exercise most days of the week.
03Manage the stress in your life
Chronic stress can impact heart health. Practice relaxation techniques such as deep breathing, meditation, or yoga to reduce stress and support heart wellbeing.
Keep in mind
Supplements should complement, not replace, a healthy lifestyle. Focus on maintaining a balanced diet, regular exercise, stress management, and limiting alcohol and tobacco use for overall cardiovascular health.
Remember, while supplements can sometimes be helpful, they should not be used as a substitute for medical treatment or lifestyle changes recommended by a health-care practitioner. Always prioritize open communication with your health-care team when considering supplements for blood pressure or cholesterol management.
Remember, while supplements can sometimes be helpful, they should not be used as a substitute for medical treatment or lifestyle changes recommended by a health-care practitioner. Always prioritize open communication with your health-care team when considering supplements for blood pressure or cholesterol management.