Just in time for Heart Health Month, EcoNugenics introduces the newest in their scientifically formulated product line: CIRCUTOL™ Cardiovascular Health Support. The Santa Rosa, CA-based nutraceutical company, founded in 1995 by integrative medicine pioneer, Dr. Isaac Eliaz, MD, MS, LAc, has once again demonstrated excellence in being at the forefront of the latest developments in natural alternative health solutions.
In his perpetual quest to uncover the best nutritional finds in the world, Dr. Eliaz has included one of his discoveries here – the enzyme Nattokinase – and then hand selected the accompanying powerful combination of botanicals and nutrients that work synergistically with it. Circutol's ingredients have been scientifically proven individually to support a healthy cardiovascular system; research is available upon request.
Unique Ingredient Provides Proven Heart Support
The key ingredient in Circutol is the well researched enzyme found in a popular soy food in Japan – called Natto – but new to the US: Nattokinase. This derivative of non-GMO fermented soy is a purified source of this fibrinolytic enzyme, well known in Japan for its heart health benefits.
Over the last few decades, the benefits and safety of nattokinase have been demonstrated in multiple laboratory and clinical studies. One study demonstrated that blood samples incubated in nattokinase showed significant decreases in red blood cell aggregation and blood viscosity. Another, a randomized controlled clinical trial, showed that the use of nattokinase resulted in the normalization of both systolic and diastolic blood pressure. In a separate open label, controlled clinical trial on healthy and at-risk subjects, it was found that oral administration of Nattokinase decreased plasma levels of factors associated with blood clotting in all groups.
This powerhouse formula promotes comprehensive heart health: Two specialty botanicals Hawthorn Berry (Crataegus pinnatifida), and Chinese salvia (Salvia miltiorrhiza; two Medicinal mushrooms, Certified Organic Ganoderma lucidium, commonly known as Reishi, and Cordyceps sinensis, & completing the formula is the naturally occurring compound, L-carnitine.
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