How to Improve Cardiovascular Disease Risk

Cardiovascular Disease is the #1 cause of death. However, 80% of cardiovascular disease is preventable. Here are our recommendations for how to improve cardiovascular disease and risk. This is the program we recommend for:

Coronary Heart Disease
Angina (chest pain)
Coronary Artery plaque prevention, plaque regression, and prevention of plaque rupture
Stabilization of plaque
Reduction of the Coronary Artery Calcium (CAC)

Lifestyle Recommendations

These are baseline and everyone should be following these guidelines. They apply to all aspects of health and, certainly, to cardiovascular disease as well.

Exercise: Follow the Revolution Exercise Plan.
Ideal body weight and composition: Men 16% body fat or less. Women 22 % body fat or less. BMI between 18.5 and 24.9. Waist circumference: Men < 36 inches. Women < 30 inches.
Sleep: 8 hours per night with good sleep habits.
Avoid all tobacco products. Limit alcohol (1-2 servings/day for men, 1 for women)
Mediation prayer, religion, spirituality, and faith.
Caffeine: If you are a slow metabolizer, then avoid caffeine. If you are a fast metabolizer, it is OK to drink. You’ll learn if you are a fast or slow metabolizer on the CardiaX test.
Avoid all artificial sweeteners. Use only Erythrytol (Swerve), Allulose, or Stevia.

Nutritional Recommendations to Improve Cardiovascular Disease

Follow the Revolution Nutrition Plan. Consider seeing a Health Coach, for consultation. Additional recommendations:

Water: 50% of body weight (pounds) in ounces of filtered or distilled water per day. If you weigh 150 pounds that is 75 ounces of water, herbal teas, and broths daily. No plastic.
Tea: 16 ounces of decaffeinated green tea per day and 8 oz of white tea per day
Detox + elimination diet, then anti-inflammatory, blood sugar regulating protocol with high-fiber foods and cruciferous vegetables: broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, and cabbage

Supplement Recommendations to Improve the Cardiovascular Disease Process:

Vasconox twice per day
D Ribose powder – 5 grams three times per day in water (DFH)
Vitamin K2-MK7
Kyolic Garlic CV formula: 600 mg twice per day (Amazon)
Omega 1300: 2 capsules twice daily. Adjust dose based on lab testing.
Resveratrol+: 1 capsule twice daily.
CoQ10 Omega: 1 capsule twice daily.
Green Tea: 1 capsule twice daily
MitoQ – 2 tablets daily (Amazon)
Curcumin Complex: 1 capsule twice daily
Magnesium Glycinate: 2 capsules twice daily
Vitamin C: 3 grams (1 packet) twice daily
Luteolin 100-200 mg per day (Swanson)
Melatonin CR one at night (Revolution or here)
Reduce Myeloperoxidase (MPO) with Niacin-SR, pomegranate and Curcumin Complex
TLR2 antagonists: Curcumin Complex, Cinnamaldehyde (Cinnamon), Sulforaphane, Resveratrol+ (nutritional supplement, red wine, grapes), EGCG (Green Tea), Luteolin (celery, green pepper, rosemary, carrots, oregano, oranges, olives), Quercetin (Tea, apples, onion, tomatoes, capers, Resveratrol+)
Reduce Matrix MetalloProteins (MMP): Red Yeast Rice, luteolin, Curcumin Complex, grape seed extract, NAC, Japanese Quince fruit or supplement, statins, tetracycline (blocks collagenases), xanthohumol (Swanson)
Decrease NADPH oxidase: Red Yeast Rice, Berberine 5x, Resveratrol+, NAC, Niacin-SR, and Statins
Block activated Vascular Smooth Muscle Cells: Vascanox, increase AMPK (metformin, BCAA, Resveratrol+, HMBG, and Calorie Restriction.)
Shift from M1 to M2 T cells: Sterolins, mushroom extract
Block interferon gamma: increase IL-10 (lactobacillus rhamnosus 5-10 billion CFU, weight loss, testosterone)
Block elastase: xanthohumol, white tea
Inhibit tryptase and chymase: lactoferrin
Ensure a low intake of saturated fatty acids and trans-fatty acids
Reduce oxLDL (primary DAMP) with Olive Oil, Resveratrol+, NAC, & Green Tea
Anti-platelet drugs: Aspirin, Plavix, Dipyridamole
Lower uric acid to < 5.0 with Allopurinol. This is a prescription medication.
Statins: Crestor is preferred