Cardivas Teora del color 4to grado ColoreArte. HoloRam Cardivas Cardivas is a bioregulator that enhances the nutritional and energetic state of the body. It potentially plays a role in fostering the energetic and physiological well being of the cardiovascular system. The mechanism of action is postulated to: ** Boost natural processes of biological regulation beneficial for a healthy cardiovascular system. Deliver bio information about amino acids and enzymes potentially aiding in upholding the natural mechanisms required for the dilation of capillaries crucial for cell oxygenation and nourishment. Aid in preserving natural mechanisms that encourage the homeostasis of the vegetative nervous system and the physiological management of circulation. Support natural mechanisms that amplify a gentle relaxing impact, mitigating stress effects on the cardiovascular structure. Uphold natural mechanisms initiating protective processes of coronary circulation, enhancing oxygen and nutrient supply to the heart tissue. Assist in the natural mechanisms that spur energy production at the mitochondrial level, vital for peak myocardial function. Ingredients Composition: The components are grouped into five categories: Group I. Phytonutrients for the cardiovascular system: Olive dried extract (Oleaeuropea, leaves, 20% oleuropein.) 112mg; Turmeric dried extract (Curcuma longa, rhizome, >95% curcumin) 38 mg, Hawthorn in powder (Crataegus sp., leaves and flowers) 38mg; Ginkgo dried extract (Ginkgo biloba, leaves, 24% ginkgo flavones) 38mg; Triphala dried extract (Emblica officinalis, Terminalia chebula and Terminalia bellirica fruits, 30% tannins) 30mg; Goldenrods dried extract (Solidago virgaurea, herb) 30mg; Dog rose dried extract (Rosa canina, fruit, >0. 2% ascorbic acid) 22 mg, Ashwagandha or Withania dried extract (Withania somnifera, root, 1,5% withanolides) 15mg; Green tea (Camellia sinensis, leaves, 20% polyphenols) 15mg; California poppy dried extract (Eschscholzia californica whole plant in flowers, 2% total flavonoids expressed as routine) 15mg; Mouse ear hawkweed (Hieracium pilosella, flowers, 03% umbelliferone) 11mg, NADH. Group II. Amino acids: Taurine 22mg, L Arginine 19mg,L Citruline DL Malate 19mg. Group III. Antioxidants: Coenzyme Q10 or ubiquinone 11mg, Quercetin (Sophora japonica L, flower) 4mg. Group IV. Vitamins: Vitamin E (Tocopheryl Acetate 50% vitamin E, 500 600 IU g) 4. 8mg, Vitamin B3 (Nicotinamide) 3. 2mg, Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxal 5' phosphate) 0. 3mg. Group V. Minerals: Zinc gluconate (14. 35% zinc) 10mg, Potassium gluconate (16. 69% potassium) 5mg, Manganese gluconate (11. 41% manganese) 1mg, Magnesium stearate (E 572) 3mg. Contents: 60 capsules of 600 mg. Instructions: 1 capsule, twice a day, before breakfast and dinner, or according to a specialist's advice. Research Studies on Ingredients of Cardivas Group I. Phytonutrients for the cardiovascular system: Olive dried extract (Oleaeuropea, leaves, 20% oleuropein.) 112mg Features: Contains oleuropein, a phenolic compound. Benefits: Offers cardiovascular protective effects and may reduce LDL cholesterol. References: Olive Leaf Extract and Cardiovascular Health Turmeric dried extract (Curcuma longa, rhizome, >95% curcumin) 38 mg Features: Contains curcuminoids, primarily curcumin. Benefits: Anti inflammatory properties, supports endothelial function, and reduces heart disease risk. References: Curcumin and Cardiovascular Function Hawthorn in powder (Crataegus sp., leaves and flowers) 38mg Features: Rich in flavonoids. Benefits: Traditional remedy for heart failure, supports cardiac muscle function. References: Hawthorn and Cardiovascular Health Ginkgo dried extract (Ginkgo biloba, leaves, 24% ginkgo flavones) 38mg Features: Contains ginkgo flavones. Benefits: Improves blood circulation and reduces risk of cardiovascular diseases. References: Ginkgo Biloba and Cardiovascular Health Triphala dried extract (Emblica officinalis, Terminalia chebula and Terminalia bellirica fruits, 30% tannins) 30mg Features: A combination of three fruits rich in tannins. Benefits: Offers antioxidative and cholesterol lowering effects. References: Triphala and Cardiovascular Health Goldenrods dried extract (Solidago virgaurea, herb) 30mg Features: Contains various flavonoids. Benefits: Potentially supports cardiovascular health, though more research is needed. References: Goldenrod and its Health Effects Dog rose dried extract (Rosa canina, fruit, >0. 2% ascorbic acid) 22 mg Features: Source of ascorbic acid (Vitamin C). Benefits: Antioxidant properties, supports cardiovascular health. References: Dog Rose and Cardiovascular Health Ashwagandha or Withania dried extract (Withania somnifera, root, 1,5% withanolides) 15mg Features: Contains withanolides. Benefits: Reduces cortisol, supports heart health by lowering blood pressure and cholesterol. References: Ashwagandha and Cardiovascular Health Green tea (Camellia sinensis, leaves, 20% polyphenols) 15mg Features: Rich in polyphenols. Benefits: Antioxidant properties, may reduce risk of heart disease. References: Green Tea and Heart Health California poppy dried extract (Eschscholzia californica whole plant in flowers, 2% total flavonoids expressed as routine) 15mg Features: Contains flavonoids. Benefits: Potential cardiovascular benefits, though research is limited. References: California Poppy in Traditional Medicine Mouse ear hawkweed (Hieracium pilosella, flowers, 03% umbelliferone) 11mg Features: Contains umbelliferone. Benefits: Potential cardiovascular benefits, though specific research is limited. References: Limited references available on cardiovascular effects. NADH Features: A form of the coenzyme nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide. Benefits: Supports cellular energy production, potential benefits for heart health. References: NADH in Health Group II. Amino acids: Taurine 22mg Features: Sulfur containing amino acid. Benefits: Supports cardiac muscle function, antioxidant properties. References: Taurine and Cardiovascular Health L Arginine 19mg Features: Semi essential amino acid. Benefits: Precursor for nitric oxide production, supports vasodilation and heart health. References: L Arginine and Heart Health L Citruline DL Malate 19mg Features: Non essential amino acid. Benefits: Supports vascular health, potentially benefiting heart health. References: L Citrulline and Health Group III. Antioxidants: Coenzyme Q10 or ubiquinone 11mg Features: Vital enzyme for cellular energy. Benefits: Supports heart health, improves energy production in cardiac cells. References: CoQ10 and Heart Health Quercetin (Sophora japonica L, flower) 4mg Features: Flavonoid compound. Benefits: Antioxidant and anti inflammatory properties, supports cardiovascular health. References: Quercetin and Cardiovascular Health Group IV. Vitamins: Vitamin E (Tocopheryl Acetate 50% vitamin E, 500 600 IU g) 4. 8mg Features: Fat soluble antioxidant. Benefits: Protects cells from oxidative stress, supports heart health. References: Vitamin E and Cardiovascular Health Vitamin B3 (Nicotinamide) 3. 2mg Features: Form of niacin. Benefits: Supports cardiovascular health, helps reduce cholesterol levels. References: Niacin and Heart Health Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxal 5' phosphate) 0. 3mg Features: Active form of vitamin B6. Benefits: Supports cardiovascular health by metabolizing homocysteine. References: Vitamin B6 and Cardiovascular Disease Group V. Minerals: Zinc gluconate (14. 35% zinc) 10mg Features: Source of zinc. Benefits: Important for immune function and cardiovascular health. References: Zinc and Heart Health Potassium gluconate (16. 69% potassium) 5mg Features: Source of potassium. Benefits: Maintains electrical gradients in cells, supports heart rhythm. References: Potassium and Cardiovascular Health Manganese gluconate (11. 41% manganese) 1mg Features: Source of manganese. Benefits: Supports enzymatic reactions, including those beneficial for heart health. References: Manganese in Health Magnesium stearate (E 572) 3mg Features: Commonly used as a flow agent in supplements. Benefits: Magnesium supports cardiovascular health, though this specific form is generally not used for its magnesium content. References: Magnesium and Cardiovascular Health