Cardiovascular disease can encompass multiple types of heart conditions:  Atherosclerosis, cardiomyopathy, blood clots, ischemic stroke, hypertension, arrhythmia, heart failure and more. 

Early Cardiovascular Disease(CVD) begins when damage occurs to the vascular endothelium, a thin layer of cells that line the blood vessels and causes endothelial dysfunction. The vascular endothelium is targeted by oxidative stress, which is caused by toxins such as systemic inflammation, heavy metals, smoking, pollution, chemicals, etc.

Now more than ever, the cardiovascular system needs to be supported and natural solutions can help assist in those efforts. 

The cardiovascular system supplies blood to the areas of the body that need it at that time. This instills a constant flow surrounding each cell's demands for nutrients, oxygen, and the production of waste products. “The heart and vascular system are highly vulnerable to a number of environmental agents--ambient air pollution and the metals arsenic, cadmium, and lead are widespread and the most-extensively studied. Like traditional risk factors, such as smoking and diabetes mellitus, these exposures advance disease and mortality via augmentation or initiation of pathophysiological processes associated with CVD, including blood-pressure control, carbohydrate and lipid metabolism, vascular function, and atherogenesis. Although residences in highly polluted areas are associated with high levels of cardiovascular risk, adverse effects on cardiovascular health also occur at exposure levels below current regulatory standards.” To summarize, toxicity leads to an increase in Cardiovascular Disease and supports the findings in the studies listed above. Heart Rate Variability is one way used to track cardiovascular health. 

Lead toxicity or lead poisoning has a direct effect on the Heart Rate Variability. The Cardiovascular system is controlled by the Autonomic Nervous System and monitored by Heart Rate Variability (autonomic modulation of the heart).  The dysfunction of the Autonomic Nervous System is one of the effects of chronic exposure to lead. Dr. Stefan Rau has done extensive Heart Rate Variability testing control studies with Clean Slate and Zero-In. 

Dr. Rau’s studies show:

• Less tension and stress 
• Improved cardiovascular function due to increase in endogenous dopamine and serotonin.
  Zero In enables the body’s own production of dopamine and serotonin, rather than supplying via supplementation.
• Better cognitive function
• Improved psycho-emotional function
• Improved sleep 
• 49% increase in cardiovascular adaptation
• 43% increase in vegetative regulation 
• 55% increase in neurohormonal regulation 
• 54% increase in psycho emotional state 
• 50% increase in health index  

all within 45 minutes! 

With the removal of the lead, aluminum, mercury, plastics, mold and fungus among other toxins by Clean Slate, the cardiovascular system shows improved variability and health in all areas of regulation. A Clean Slate for regeneration paired with Zero-In to support Cardiovascular and Cognitive function can be found here.

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