Cardio Advanced (30 Day Supply)

Great product designed by reputable cardiologist. Unfortunately Medix Select is not a part of Amazon Prime so they charge for delivery although Amazon delivers. This is because they want you to order directly from them and be on a subscription for future orders. They receive orders and wait days to fill them. Last order took 10 days to receive by Amazon.

A balanced formulation

time will tell me if work or not l let you know

I take this product for my high cholesterol! It works great! My cholesterol has dropped over 40 points!

Works good.for me.

Recommended by a well known cardiologist

Because of the many "other ingredients" I find that the product may not promote health. 1) titanium dioxide: may be a carcinogen. Not enough tests have been done or no long term studies on human safety. It does not occur naturally in the human food supply. My conclusion....avoid until proven safe. 2) caramel color: why would you put artificial color in a vitamin? makes no sense. 3) soybean oil: hydrogenated oils are extremely toxic. It is often used as a cheap filler. Ingestion of hydrogenated oils long-term leads to cardiovascular disease and heart attacks. How ironic is this? It's put in a product supposed to HELP heart health 4) phosphatidyl choline: from consumerlab.com: "Although a direct link to heart attack has not been made, researchers recently showed that intake of phosphatidylcholine, a major component of lecithin, temporarily raises blood levels of the compound TMAO. This is of concern because a 3-year study by the same researchers showed that people with the highest blood plasma levels of TMAO -- above 6 µM (micromoles) -- were 2.5 times as likely as those with the lowest levels (under 2.5 µM) to suffer a heart attack or other major adverse cardiovascular event ( Tang, New Eng J Med 2013). TMAO is produced from the choline in phosphatidylcholine by the actions of microbes in the gut and enzymes in the liver. TMAO appears to advance atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries) by reducing the normal clearing of cholesterol. The researchers showed that eating two hard-boiled eggs (which contain about 500 mg of total choline) temporarily raised TMAO blood plasma levels, on average, from about 4 µM (micromoles) to close to 8 µM. The data suggest that excessive routine consumption of dietary phosphatidylcholine and choline should be avoided. This may be advisable anyhow, as foods rich in these compounds (egg yolk, liver, beef, and pork) are also typically high in fat and cholesterol. The researchers note that a vegetarian or high-fiber diet can reduce total choline intake. Unless medically necessary, it may also be prudent to avoid long-term supplementation with high doses of lecithin, phosphatidylcholine, and/or choline." It begs the question..... why all these potentially harmful added ingredients?

Nutritional supplement.