Helps Retain Healthy Blood Pressure.

With good blood flow comes good distribution of nutrients, helps stabilize body temperature, maintains our pH balance, and transports nutrients and waste products to and from cells. If we have a problem with our circulation, our physical capacity and our general health will suffer as a result.

Capillaries, arteries and veins allow blood to come into close contact with tissues for the collection and distribution of oxygen, carbon dioxide, food and waste. Our blood vessels are the highways by which our blood carries these nutrients, delivering them to our vital organs and tissues, thus keeping our bodies fueled , energized, and running smoothly.

Your blood pressure is important because maintaining a healthy blood pressure ensures that your organs stay oxygenated and nourished. If it is too high, it affects the blood flow to your organs, reducing or cutting off precious vitamins, minerals, and oxygen. Over the years, this increases your chances of developing heart disease, stroke, kidney failure, diabetes, eye disease, erectile dysfunction and other conditions.