CardioMAX

Retail: $65.00

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Cardiovascular disease - the number one killer.

Today, one in four people will suffer from heart disease, with another 60 million at risk. Of the one-million new heart attacks that will occur this year, over half will result in sudden death. In addition, other vascular diseases have serious consequences, with a reported 30 million Americans suffering from erectile dysfunction and other sexual difficulties and millions more being affected by conditions such as peripheral artery disease, stroke, hypertension and diabetes.

CardioMax

Mayor Pharmaceutical Laboratories presents a delicious tasting powder that you simply add to water, stir and drink. This lemon-flavored powder contains 5000 mg L-arginine together with 200 mg L-citrulline. CardioMax also includes essential B-vitamins and vitamin D. Fight hardening arteries the natural way, with pure nutrition.

CardioMax powder is supplied as a powder. Each 30 serving bottle contains a free measuring scoop. Just add one scoop to a glass of water, stir and drink. It's that easy.

Mayor Pharmaceutical Laboratories and Arginine

Improving your intake of arginine is not as simple as increasing intake of arginine-rich foods in our diet, because the most common arginine-rich foods also tend to be high in fat and cholesterol (foods like red meat and shellfish).

So what is the option? Taking "horse pills" is not attractive to most people. You would have to take 10 or more giant 500 mg pills each day to get a useful dose of arginine.

Mayor Pharmaceutical Laboratories is excited to announce the development of a new product specially formulated to address the population's needs for additional arginine.

How can Arginine help?

In 1998, the Nobel Prize in Medicine was awarded to a team of scientists for their work on nitric oxide (NO) and their discovery of the role that arginine plays in the production of nitric oxide in the body. Nitric oxide is a powerful "vasodilator", meaning that it helps keep your arteries open and maintains their smooth texture so that blood can flow through them easily. However, certain people, like smokers, diabetics, the obese, those with high cholesterol and/or high blood pressure, as well as people with heart disease, appear to have decreased nitric oxide production. The lining of their arteries becomes sticky, eventually causing the build-up of cholesterol and plaque and thereby increasing the potential for obstruction.

Arginine and the Nitric Oxide pathway

Arginine is an amino acid. In your body, it is converted into nitric oxide, which, in turn, helps dilate blood vessels and improve blood flow. Nitric oxide is essential for the optimal functioning of blood vessels because it assists blood vessels when there is a need for increased blood flow. It has also been shown to reduce dangerous plaque build-up in the arteries.

Nitric oxide plays an essential role in human health

Cardiovascular health
Boosting the immune system
Muscular development
Erectile dysfunction
Reproduction

Hundreds of clinical studies have demonstrated the effectiveness of arginine in helping the body produce the necessary nitric oxide.

Arginine and Anti-Aging Considerations

Arginine is one of the most powerful tools in any anti-aging program.

As a precursor to nitric oxide, arginine plays a direct role in the dilation and constriction of small blood vessels in brain and therefore may have a positive effect on cerebral circulation.

Arginine is also known for its functional value in promoting the production of HGH and other hormones, strengthening the immune system, improving lean muscle mass and reducing fat, regulating several vital metabolic processes, improving cholesterol profiles, supporting brain function, and enhancing sexuality. Arginine is not only involved in the production of HGH, but it also stimulates the pancreas for insulin production, and is a component in the hormone vasopressin produced by the pituitary gland.

Arginine is an integral component in the urea cycle, which converts the toxic by-products of glucose metabolism to urea. Urea, in turn, is carried to the kidneys for excretion.