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How Nitric Oxide Addresses Cognitive Function

Posted by Dan Hammer //

01/22/2017

Issues with cognitive function are growing in the general population. As I did research on the last post regarding a new Alzheimer’s treatment program I came across the following title and article. Since I’m a big believer in the power of nitric oxide therapy to improve cardiovascular health I just had to read it.

The title says it all.

Cognitive function is aided by proper nitric oxide production.

If you would like to read it, then the link to the article is below the title. However, I’ve produced a new video to help you better understand this area.

Involvement of nitric oxide in learning & memory processes

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3121276/

You have two choices in understanding how nitric oxide therapy addresses cognitive function. The video version which you can watch. Or an edited text version of the same information. I’ll let you decide which you prefer.

Stroke Prevention – Two Key Factors!

Posted by Dan Hammer //

05/15/2016

Learning how to address two key factors could make a big difference in stroke prevention. Since stroke is the number one cause of adult disability and the third leading cause of death in the United States, addressing this issue of stroke prevention could be the difference between life or death and permanent disability or significant recovery.

The health of your cardiovascular system is just as important to brain health as it is to heart health. If you have a blockage in one of the arteries of the heart we call it a heart attack. If that same blockage occurs in the brain it’s a stroke.

In reviewing both the uncontrollable and controllable risk factors for a stroke, it’s quiet clear that the health of your endothelium and its ability to properly produce nitric oxide can play a critical role in stroke prevention.

Why?

Prevent Cardiovascular Complications of Diabetes!

Posted by Dan Hammer //

03/22/2016

Diabetes has grown to epidemic proportions and so have the cardiovascular complications of diabetes. According to the most recent statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), more than 29 million Americans have diabetes. However, what makes this “America’s largest healthcare epidemic” is that 86 million Americans are in a pre-diabetic condition, where their blood glucose levels are higher than normal but not high enough to be diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.

This means that over 115 million Americans are either in a pre-diabetic or diabetic condition. This is creating an enormous health challenge. Even just being pre-diabetic raises a person’s risk for heart disease and stroke. High blood sugar causes oxidative stress or damage to your endothelium resulting in the following cardiovascular complications of diabetes:

Pycnogenol and L-arginine For Moderate ED

Posted by Dan Hammer //

02/03/2016

This week’s blog post comes from one of my male clients who asked me about Pycnogenol and L-arginine for ED issues. Now the ED does not stand for Education but Erectile Dysfunction. My client had seen an article about this combination of Pycnogenol and L-arginine providing positive benefits in this area and wanted to know my thoughts.

The first thing I did was Google the word combination: pycnogenol and l-arginine

And to my surprise there was a peer reviewed clinical study in this area. Here’s the study and a brief summary of the results (click on the title of the study to see the actual summary on PubMed.)

Aspirin or Nitric Oxide – Which is Better for Reducing the Risk of Blood Clots?

Posted by Dan Hammer //

02/01/2016

This article on Aspirin or Nitric Oxide was originally posted to my old NO More Heart Disease blog on September 17, 2009. I’m restoring some of my old posts because the information back then is still of great value today. Here’s the original post regarding this issue of Aspirin or Nitric Oxide – Which is Better for Reducing the Risk for Blood Clots?

On Monday, August 31, 2009 Yahoo Health had an article entitled “Daily aspirin may do more harm than good: study” in which researchers found that:

“. . . the risks of bleeding from taking aspirin were such that its routine use in healthy people ‘cannot be supported’ – although they did not dispute its use in patients with a history of vascular problems.”

Vitamin C Improves Endothelial Health

Posted by Dan Hammer //

01/21/2016

Last week I was doing research for a new video on a product called e9 and I came across information on how vitamin C improves endothelial health. This was new information for me. Since I’m a firm believe in the benefits of Nitric Oxide Therapy and how it can naturally address cardiovascular health issues, I decided to explore further.

Below are a list of scholarly articles that I came across that really show how significant this is. But before I give you a summary of each article let me first give you a brief overview of nitric oxide therapy.