The Facts: Over One Million Americans will die this year of heart disease, the equivalent of seven Boeing 747's going down every day… with NO survivors!

It is estimated that more than $298 billion dollars is spent on heart disease in this country annually and over 300,000 deaths come as the result of sudden heart attacks with no impending symptoms or warning signs- thus the term 'silent killer' coined for the condition.

All in all, over One Million Americans will die of heart disease this year.

Most likely someone you know, perhaps someone very dear to you has suffered a death due to this insidious silent killer, so the question becomes, "What can be done to stop these statistical fatalities and to possibly save a heart from such suffering?"

As with all disease in general, the best solution is early detection in order to do something about the conditions that have set in and that are creating conditions that lead to heart attacks. One of the better natural, nutritional solutions should include the addition of L-arginine to your cardiovascular supplements.

An ounce of prevention is surely worth a pound of cure, in this case more than ever. That is we are giving away FREE testing using the Digital Pulse Wave Analyzer (DPA) during our Grand Opening celebration next week.

Along with standard blood tests that assess your cardiovascular risk is this breakthrough FDA approved technology measuring the wave patterns created by your heart every time it beats. These wave patterns are helpful to determine just how flexible and healthy your blood vessels are, as flexibility is also a sign of health. And just as latex glove have smooth inner coverings or Teflon keeps foods from sticking, having smooth vessels means reduced 'stickiness' of your blood and increased blood flow.

DPA is an excellent non-invasive way to measure your arterial health. So if you have any risk factors, such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, smoking, physical inactivity, high triglycerides, poor kidney functions, erectile dysfunction, family history of heart disease, male gender I invite you to come get yourself tested this weekend… a $110.00 value absolutely free in celebration of the grand opening of my Youthful Aging Center. This is my gift to you.

Research shows that the amino acid L-arginine can help to prevent blockage of blood vessels. Early development of atherosclerosis (clogged vessels) shows cholesterol deposits forming at points where the blood vessels branch off in different directions. The blood that rushes around these tight areas constantly expose the vessel walls to pounding forces, that lead to inflammation. presently medicine is pointing at inflammtion to be the leading cause of most chronic diseases within the body and cadriovascular conditions are especially vulnerable to the ravages of inflammtion.

As these inflamed blood vessels narrow, arterial plaques build up and reduces blood flow, which may contribute to strokes and heart attacks.

“Atherosclerotic plaques act like trash caught in a river bend, impeding the flow,” said Dr. Louis J. Ignarro, a 1998 Nobel laureate in medicine and UCLA professor of molecular and medical pharmacology.

This research demonstrated that when they added antioxidants and L-arginine to the cells, the production of inflammatory molecules decreased. Additionally, L-arginine was shown to promote the production of Epithelial Nitric Oxide Synthase (eNOS), a molecule that promotes dilation of blood vessels and prevents clotting.