EcoNugenics introduces CIRCUTOL Cardiovascular Health Support

Just in time for Heart Health Month, EcoNugenics introduces CIRCUTOL™ Cardiovascular Health Support. EcoNugenics has once again demonstrated excellence in being at the forefront of the latest developments in natural alternative health solutions.

Circutol:

  • Promotes cardiovascular health
     
  • Supports healthy circulation
     
  • Supports healthy blood pressure
     
  • Scientifically researched formula

Unique Ingredient Provides Heart Support

The key ingredient in Circutol is Nattokinase.

Nattokinase is an enzyme derived from the Japanese superfood Natto, a popular fermented soybean dish. Volumes of laboratory and clinical studies have revealed this single enzyme's ability to support healthy blood pressure and maintain circulatory health.  This 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. To purchase Circutol or to learn more, visit the EcoNugenics.

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