With A Healthy Heart…The Beat Goes On
With A Healthy Heart…The Beat Goes On
The heart is one of our most vital organs. Day in, day out, it works tirelessly to nourish our cells. We tend to take our heart for granted, which means poor heart health can seem to appear out of the blue. However, heart disease does not happen suddenly; it builds up from years of damage to the heart muscle and arteries.
Hereditary Loads the Gun; Lifestyle Pulls the Trigger
Heart health is one of the biggest health concerns worldwide. Heart disease is no longer the domain of individuals with a strong family history of heart attack and the aged, it is now rampant among the middle-aged, and is also gradually observed among the youth as well.
Diet and lifestyle factors have major influences over blood cholesterol, blood sugar, blood pressure and body weight which are directly associated with the overall risk of cardiovascular disease. Metabolic disorders such as hypercholesterolemia, diabetes, hypertension and obesity which eventually lead to poor heart health are significantly associated with unhealthy diets, lack of physical exercise and health-destructive habits such as smoking, increased alcohol consumption and even the liberal use of recreational drugs – all of which can take a toll on overall health and wellbeing.
A focus on preventing disease and illness rather than treating the symptoms would offer manifold benefits. Adopting a healthy lifestyle and good dietary habits are keys to keeping the heart free of ailments. An active, vibrant lifestyle is the first step to improving cardiovascular fitness. With the addition of effective weight management and good nutrition, cardiac incidences can be prevented.
Nutrients that Your Heart Will Love
Medical experts advocate a high fiber and antioxidant-rich plant-based diet which incorporates plenty of whole grains, bran, fresh fruits and vegetables as a preventive measure and as a proven solution to alleviating and reversing chronic diseases, alongside regular exercise and getting quality sleep.
As the saying goes, “You are what you eat”. Food is often the first line of defense against a range of health problems, and studies suggest that a diet abundant in oats is especially beneficial for preventing the onset of cardiovascular and blood sugar complications, and perhaps more importantly, to effectively manage these disorders in patients with chronic or acute histories of coronary heart disease or Type-2 diabetes.
Oat beta-glucan – a powerful polysaccharide and soluble fibre found in the outer layers of the grain (oat bran) – has been proven clinically to confer exceptional heart-healthy and cholesterol-lowering benefits while protecting the digestive tract and slowing down the absorption of sugars from food.
The Key to Better Health
For the minority of heart patients specifically those in the midst of heart attacks, stents or coronary artery bypass may be lifesaving. For the rest, none of the present therapies target the cause – the LIFESTYLE.
Start your prevention program today by adopting a healthy lifestyle and incorporating functional foods like Biogrow Oat BG22™ into your daily diet. Biogrow Oat BG22™ is made of oat bran powder imported from Sweden, boasting a beta-glucan content of 20 percent. Subject to a sophisticated processing technology that ensures the product maintains its highest molecular weight, consumers of Biogrow Oat BG22™ will enjoy its optimal viscosity and absorption benefits as well as improved vitality, better heart health and most importantly, lowered cholesterol levels. Say yes to enhance wellbeing today and say yes to Biogrow Oat BG22™ – your companion in life and health.
This article is contributed by Summit Company (M) Sdn. Bhd. For more product information, please call 03-7956 2220 or email your enquiries to info@biogrow.com.my.
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With A Healthy Heart…The Beat Goes On
The heart is one of our most vital organs. Day in, day out, it works tirelessly to nourish our cells. We tend to take our heart for granted, which means poor heart health can seem to appear out of the blue. However, heart disease does not happen suddenly; it builds up from years of damage to the heart muscle and arteries.
Hereditary Loads the Gun; Lifestyle Pulls the Trigger
Heart health is one of the biggest health concerns worldwide. Heart disease is no longer the domain of individuals with a strong family history of heart attack and the aged, it is now rampant among the middle-aged, and is also gradually observed among the youth as well.
Diet and lifestyle factors have major influences over blood cholesterol, blood sugar, blood pressure and body weight which are directly associated with the overall risk of cardiovascular disease. Metabolic disorders such as hypercholesterolemia, diabetes, hypertension and obesity which eventually lead to poor heart health are significantly associated with unhealthy diets, lack of physical exercise and health-destructive habits such as smoking, increased alcohol consumption and even the liberal use of recreational drugs – all of which can take a toll on overall health and wellbeing.
A focus on preventing disease and illness rather than treating the symptoms would offer manifold benefits. Adopting a healthy lifestyle and good dietary habits are keys to keeping the heart free of ailments. An active, vibrant lifestyle is the first step to improving cardiovascular fitness. With the addition of effective weight management and good nutrition, cardiac incidences can be prevented.
Nutrients that Your Heart Will Love
Medical experts advocate a high fiber and antioxidant-rich plant-based diet which incorporates plenty of whole grains, bran, fresh fruits and vegetables as a preventive measure and as a proven solution to alleviating and reversing chronic diseases, alongside regular exercise and getting quality sleep.
As the saying goes, “You are what you eat”. Food is often the first line of defense against a range of health problems, and studies suggest that a diet abundant in oats is especially beneficial for preventing the onset of cardiovascular and blood sugar complications, and perhaps more importantly, to effectively manage these disorders in patients with chronic or acute histories of coronary heart disease or Type-2 diabetes.
Oat beta-glucan – a powerful polysaccharide and soluble fibre found in the outer layers of the grain (oat bran) – has been proven clinically to confer exceptional heart-healthy and cholesterol-lowering benefits while protecting the digestive tract and slowing down the absorption of sugars from food.
The Key to Better Health
For the minority of heart patients specifically those in the midst of heart attacks, stents or coronary artery bypass may be lifesaving. For the rest, none of the present therapies target the cause – the LIFESTYLE.
Start your prevention program today by adopting a healthy lifestyle and incorporating functional foods like Biogrow Oat BG22™ into your daily diet. Biogrow Oat BG22™ is made of oat bran powder imported from Sweden, boasting a beta-glucan content of 20 percent. Subject to a sophisticated processing technology that ensures the product maintains its highest molecular weight, consumers of Biogrow Oat BG22™ will enjoy its optimal viscosity and absorption benefits as well as improved vitality, better heart health and most importantly, lowered cholesterol levels. Say yes to enhance wellbeing today and say yes to Biogrow Oat BG22™ – your companion in life and health.
This article is contributed by Summit Company (M) Sdn. Bhd. For more product information, please call 03-7956 2220 or email your enquiries to info@biogrow.com.my.
Now Available in Travel Pack!
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