The Symptoms of Heart Disease And Arginine - Synergy at its best

hi Italian again and back and I wanted take this moment to introduce you to a gentleman named doctor Louis ignore ok you're about to see video that was richly put together and produced by the American symptoms of heart disease won the Nobel Prize for identifying the mechanism by which or gene converge into nitric oxide she and why nitric oxide is such a vital saying inside our bodies she he explains that he explains a mechanism in basically he explains why it is that everyone particularly everyone north at age 40 should be taking Argentine she in effort to minimize any rescue ever experiencing symptoms of heart disease that's really what this is about sheesh beating heart disease and never having to experience the real symptoms the heart disease now at the end video you're also going to have an opportunity to take a look at a product that I believe is a best in class out a right now you can go out do some research should go to Amazon she you can go research online you take a look at 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seventies my colleague who shared the Nobel Prize for symptoms of heart disease had discovered that nitric oxide could elevate cellular levels up an important signaling molecule called cyclic GMP and there we became interested in and how this might occur a we knew that drugs like nitroglycerin which had been used since the days of Alfred Nobel 150 years ago to treat hypertension and free heart pain we know the drug works very well but the mechanism of action was unknown so we thought that perhaps the nitro part nitroglycerin might somehow be converted in the body to nitric oxide and so we did some key experiments and we showed that nitroglycerin can be metabolized if you will to nitric oxide in the smooth muscle up the arteries and we then showed that nitric oxide was the active principle responsible for the vase 0 dilating action up the nitroglycerin so this is how we first started to look at and no because we suspected nitroglycerin might work through a nitric oxide mechanism and with this led to very simply was there recognition that nitric oxide is such a potent vase or die later in the body and we couldn't understand why our body would have receptors to into racked with an outside chemical like nitric oxide unless our bodies made nitric oxide that we didn't know about it so we set out on a five-year project to turn out to be five years to try to finding isolate a nitric oxide like substance in the body and that's when we discovered that the arteries the endothelial cells at the arteries actually make nitric oxide the same nitric oxide that's generated from nitroglycerin once we we meaning the scientific community appreciated the protective effects of nitric oxide in the cardiovascular system the question esther was well how can we stimulate our own nitric oxide production so many drug companies set of and they're still working on this trying to symptoms of heart disease prescription drugs for stimulating nitric oxide production but after understanding the way nitric oxide is produced in the body we had the idea that we could get by a with non-prescription drugs to amino acids anti-oxidants and so on to stimulate the production of nitric oxide in what we found was that simple amino acids like Argentine and like sexually in when combined with certain anti-oxidants like vitamin C in vitamin E when all of these are taken together they can markedly boost the production I'm nitric oxide and also stabilize the nitric oxide preventing it from being I inactivated by those oxygen radicals that I was telling you about so this is one the very simple way to stimulate one's own nitric oxide production but there are other things one can do as well for example it's well appreciated in the past few years now that exercise is the body's principal way to increase nitric oxide production when the when you're exercising you have increased blood flow your heart is pumping the blood faster through the arteries this increase in blood flow through the arteries stimulates nitric oxide production by the arteries and there's a more stimulation so the more exercise you do for the long period of time the more this protective nitric oxide you're generating and then thirdly diet diet is so important because now it's well known that a diet that's rich in fats and low in protein promotes oxidative stress oxidative stress which can lead to diabetes can lead to obesity and most importantly leads to a deficiency nitric oxide and then once that happens you have all the accompanying side effects have a deficiency of nitric oxide like atherosclerosis stroke heart attack and so on I think that that that kinda have program would go on very very long way symptoms of heart disease a allow the person able person to to live a long life there's lots of long-term benefits available from from nitric oxide therapy we know quite a few them today and and each month that goes by there is a new publication about it and a new long-term benefit the their long-term benefits in the cardiovascular system are to our very very important one would be to prevent an increase in blood pressure or to lower the blood pressure once its abnormally elevated in other ways to treat hyper tension okay to lower the blood pressure also another a long-term benefit would be to protect against the incidence stroke and myocardial infarction what are the things nitric oxide as is it subtly interferes with blood clotting it doesn't just prevent blood clotting if you have an injury but it does prevent unwanted blood clotting unwanted meaning you don't want blood clots to occur in the coronary artery to cause a myocardial infarction you know like lots to occur in the cerebral arteries which would cause a stroke so when you have a normal healthy endothelial layer in the arteries nitric oxide that's made will protect against the development of stroke and against myocardial infarction and another a a very important protective effect above nitric oxide is to protect against atherosclerosis or coronary artery disease or plaque formation in certain I reset the body so those ages 3 to name a few doctored narrows five-year project investigating the role of nitric oxide has resulted in a new book that may change cardiovascular diseases prevented and treated the name in the book is no more heart disease where the nose stands for nooo or nitric oxide and I I think the name is a good one because if a person is going to embark on staying on a a nitric oxide therapy I think that for you which is would be a lifelong process one we have very significant protection against cardiovascular disease but once individual has serious cardiovascular disease there's no question that embarking on nitric oxide therapy does begin to reverse the process blood pressure comes down the cholesterol levels LDL levels begin to come down kidney function is restored limb pain diabetics disappears to and so and so that's a restoration a function so it's kind of a reversal and that's a hundred percent reversal but I'm saying it its it's a gradual reversal and of course this has been going on for several to two years is that we don't know what's going to happen and you know ten years from now we essentially have just begun to scratch the surface in my opinion in the opinion of the investigators working in this area so there in many many things to look forward to with regard to nitric oxide therapy and the possible prevention of other kinds of disorders outside the cardiovascular system the main reason I wanted to write this book it's very simple I spent 30 years my life doing research making contributions to the discovery very important molecule nitric oxide that serves to protect the cardiovascular system against disease okay put very simply the lay public does not read the papers I published in the scientific journals how do I tell two billion people out there that this is what they should be doing to protect themselves against cardiovascular disease and so want any ideas was to try to right a book a good book perhaps a bestseller if I'm lucky and perhaps with that is a start I can begin to communicate with the people out there in the rest of the world to try to follow my plan for the development cardiovascular protection Laura doctor niles exciting discovery will open doors to new kinds of exploration into the cardiovascular system that will definitely benefit mankind if you have any questions regarding this interview symptoms of heart disease I'm rollin perot's for the american culture