Heart & blood pressure · Uganda
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Walks by Lake Victoria at dusk, a heart you want to look after for years? Cardio A puts vitamin B1 for normal heart function beside hawthorn, garlic and ginkgo. One tablet with your biggest meal. Request a call and pay the rider.
Thiamine (B1) keeps the heart muscle working as it should, with hawthorn as the herb folk medicine reaches for.
Vitamin C supports collagen in vessel walls, while garlic and ginkgo are old companions of good circulation.
Vitamin E and astaxanthin from red algae help guard body cells against oxidative stress.
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I am a retired clerk living in Fort Portal, and every evening I walk the road by the tea estate. I wanted to look after my heart now that my brothers are on tablets.
My sister-in-law passed me a box of Cardio A. One tablet goes down with lunch now, and I salt my beans less. The hills of Kabarole feel easier.
F— Francis T., 69, Fort Portal
Eight actives in one tablet, mixing vitamins with herbs and an algae pigment aimed at heart and vessels.
B1 for the heart, B6 against the tiredness of long days
a thorny-shrub herb that European households have long brewed for the heart
the kitchen bulb long linked with healthy blood vessels
maidenhair-tree leaf, an old choice for the smallest blood vessels
contributes to collagen for normal blood vessels and to the immune system
a fat-soluble vitamin that protects cells from oxidative stress
red-algae pigment, a strong antioxidant plant compound
stinging-nettle leaf, a mineral-rich household tonic
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Take it with your biggest meal, whichever it is, and keep to that meal. The garlic is gentler with food.
Show the box to your doctor first. Ginkgo and garlic can add to blood thinners, so do not change your prescription yourself.
One box lasts fifteen days. The pack names no break between boxes, so there is nothing to wait for.
It is for adults. Older people can use it, but those with medicines or a planned operation should check with a doctor first.
Just a name and a number. Cards and mobile-money PINs are never requested.
The supplier's agent settles the delivery point, the number of packs and a day that works for you.
You pay when the parcel is in your hands, not earlier.
