Say Good Goodbye to High Blood Presser and Cholesterol with This Two Powerful Combination

• • Help To Prevent The Risk Of Heart Attack Or Stroke

• • Help To Cleaning Arteries, Veins & Heart Blockages

• • Relief From Joint Pain , Cramps & Stiffness

• • Helps you relieve from constipation and ulcers

• • Maintains an ideal steady blood pressure

• • Prevents all kinds of heart-related problems

• • Dilates the blood vessels, therefore prevents clotting of blood

• • If you have bravely survived a heart attack, then Clear Heart liquid and Clear Heart Plus Capsules prevents any future repeated heart attacks.

• • It cleans the arteries, veins, and all the blood vessels, thereby efficiently clearing off the waste deposition.

• • Strokes and attacks and other cardiovascular problems are far away from affecting your health.

• • If you are prone to fluctuating blood pressure levels, Clear Heart liquid and Clear Heart Plus Capsules is your perfect reliable blood pressure regulator.

• • It naturally increases the oxygen flow to the heart, thereby improving the heart health.

• • With increased metabolism, it helps you lose weight in a healthy way. So choose Clear Health liquid to adopt a healthy weight loss journey.

• •With an ultimate cleansing of the arteries, veins, and the heart, it resultantly cleans the kidney, bladder, blood, liver and the gallbladder.

• • It also relieves you from Joint pain, Cramps and body stiffness, which are the results of poor blood flow

• DO YOU KNOW YOUR HEART ATTACK / CARDIAC ARREST SYMPTOMS?

  While heart attacks are commonly experienced by men and women, the symptoms experienced by them are different. Symptoms of a heart attack in women are much more subtle as compared to signs of a heart attack when experienced by men. Many women even compare the symptoms of a heart attack to the flu or acid reflux. Hence it is important to be able to recognize the symptoms of a heart attack and be able to distinguish them from symptoms of other less fatal conditions.
  Some of the characteristic symptoms of a heart attack that a woman should look out for are:

• Discomfort or chest pain

  Chest pain is one symptoms of a heart attack. Men may feel pain in the left side of their chest; women can feel pain in any part of their chest. This process is called atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries) and can result in angina (chest pain), heart attack, or stroke. High levels of LDL cholesterol cause more plaque buildup and increase the risk of a heart attack.

• Fatigue

  High cholesterol has various effects on your body, one of which is fatigue. When plaque builds in the walls of your arteries, it leads to conditions such as coronary heart disease, and coronary micro vascular disease, although high cholesterol itself does not directly cause fatigue, the conditions resulting from it can.

• Pain in the jaw, neck, arms and back

  Jaw pain might seem insignificant and turn out to be easily treatable and temporary, but for some, it may red-flag a more serious issue, from gum disease to heart attack. Men consider pain in the chest and left arm to be a symptom of a heart attack but women can experience this pain in their jaw and back as well. This pain can develop gradually or come on suddenly.

• Cramps & Tiredness

  Feeling tired even when you haven’t exerted any energy can be a sign of a heart attack. Sometimes, this fatigue can be so much that it can from even moving from the chair to the bed.

• Numbness or Coldness

  If you have high cholesterol levels, you have an increased risk of developing a variety of cardiovascular problems. If your high cholesterol levels affect the arteries in your limbs, it can cause tingling and numbness in your extremities

• Shortness of Breath

  Shortness of breath is an uncomfortable condition that makes it difficult to fully get air into your lungs. Problems with your heart or blood vessels and lungs can harm your breathing. Feeling lightheaded or having trouble breathing even when you are not exerting yourself could be a sign of a heart attack. At times this could also make you feel like throwing up. This symptom is usually also accompanied by one of the other more characteristic symptoms of a heart attack.

• Overweight

  Diet and physical activity do affect overall blood cholesterol levels, but other factors inform your levels as well. Being overweight or obese tends to increase bad cholesterol (LDL) and lower good cholesterol (HDL). Getting older also causes LDL cholesterol to rise.