Purifying the blood environment
Helps regulate blood lipids and cholesterol levels, clears excess metabolic waste from the blood, and keeps the blood clear.
Promoting blood circulation
Increases blood oxygen, accelerates blood flow, eases cardiovascular workload, and balances pressure on vessel walls.
Caring for vessel walls
Clears excess free radicals, maintains vessel health, and reduces the chance of damage to the inner vessel wall.
Maintaining vessel elasticity
Maintains flexible blood vessels, supports vessel function, and improves vessel stiffness.
Keeping small blood vessels flowing
Maintains smooth blood flow, improves microcirculation, reduces blood stasis, and supports cardiovascular and cerebrovascular health.
Who can be helped?
Thick blood / excess waste
Cardiovascular or cerebrovascular concerns
Frequent dizziness or headache
High blood pressure, glucose or lipids
Excessive smoking or alcohol
Skin concerns
Arterial or venous concerns
An irregular lifestyle
Excess body weight
Be alert to the risks of “three highs”
“Three highs” are described in the supplied graphic as modern lifestyle-related conditions that may exist alone or be interconnected.
For example, the graphic states that diabetes can occur with high blood pressure or high blood lipids; high blood lipids are a factor in atherosclerosis, and reduced vessel elasticity can aggravate higher blood pressure. It concludes that one of these conditions can later form “three highs”.
High blood pressure
High blood pressure is often accompanied by lipid and glycation-related metabolic disturbances, as well as functional or structural changes in organs such as the heart, brain, kidneys and retina.
High blood glucose
Long-term high blood glucose can cause changes in tissues and organs throughout the body, leading to acute or chronic complications.
High blood lipids
High blood lipids may lead to atherosclerosis, coronary heart disease, acute pancreatitis and more.