Heart-Food Plus™

One of the most potent nutritional supplements to help promote healthy homocysteine levels and support optimum heart health.

Key ingredients include folic acid, vitamin B6, vitamin B12, and Trimethyl-Glycine (TMG).

Heart-Food Plus™ can help:*

• Promote healthy homocysteine levels
• Support healthy heart and brain function
• Promote overall heart health

The Importance of Maintaining
Healthy Homocysteine Levels

For long-term heart health, your arteries must be healthy. But as you get older, deficiencies in vitamins like folic acid, B6 and B12 cause poor methylation, which can make your liver struggle to detoxify. This causes the chemical homocysteine to spill out of your cells and into your bloodstream. Once it's there, homocysteine sets the stage for plaque formation.

The Heart Health Supplement

Heart-Food Plus™ is the natural way to promote your heart and artery health. This remarkable product gives you powerful benefits from folic acid, vitamin B6, vitamin B12 and trimethyl-glycine. With Heart-Food Plus™, you don't need to eat like a rabbit.

Clinical studies have confirmed the ingredients in Heart-Food Plus™ are highly effective in nourishing and supporting a healthy circulatory system. Heart-Food Plus™ promotes healthy homocysteine levels.

This heart health supplement is a natural way to support healthy homocysteine levels. You get pure forms of nutrients, at effective dosages, all blended for synergistic effect.

What Are The Main Ingredients
In Heart-Food Plus™?

With Heart-Food Plus™ from Health Resources™, you get four powerful, scientifically documented ingredients for promoting healthy homocysteine levels, and promoting optimal circulatory health throughout your entire body:

Vitamin B6—This important vitamin promotes a healthy heart. Several published studies have demonstrated the benefits of vitamin B6.

Folic Acid—Folic acid is known for its heart health benefits. This much-needed vitamin may help maintain healthy total homocysteine levels.

Vitamin B12—Taken daily, vitamin B12 can promote a healthy cardiovascular system by supporting healthy homocysteine levels. Many studies have also shown that vitamin B12 can promote healthy brain function.

Trimethyl-Glycine (TMG)—This nutrient is one of nature's most potent homocysteine regulators. A form of betaine, TMG promotes healthy cardiovascular function by supporting healthy homocysteine levels. It's also believed to be helpful in promoting healthy liver function.

Research Supports The Homocysteine-Regulating Power of Heart-Food Plus™

• According to the Archives of Internal Medicine, folic acid supplements can regulate total homocysteine levels by approximately 25%.
• According to research from the American Journal of Epidemiology, patients with low Vitamin B6 levels are five times more likely to have a cardiovascular event compared with those who had the highest amounts.

Heart-Food Plus™ Works Naturally

It is important to keep in mind heart health supplements work differently for different people. You might start to notice a difference from Heart-Food Plus™ in just a few weeks. You'll likely experience your most powerful health benefits from this heart health supplement after 90 days. Consistent use over time increases the effectiveness of folic acid, vitamin B6, vitamin B12, and TMG to promote heart health. Best results can be expected when combined with proper nutrition and daily exercise.

Each bottle of Heart-Food Plus™ contains 30 capsules, representing a one-month supply, if taken at the recommended dosage of one capsule daily with a meal.

Precautions: Heart-Food Plus™ is an all-natural product. Questions about combining medications with nutritional supplements can be addressed with either your health care professional or pharmacist. Medications should never be adjusted without proper medical advice. Never add to a child's regimen without consulting a health care professional first. Consult with a health care professional before using this product if you are pregnant or nursing.

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