TheraVeda’s Heart Cholesterol Narsimha Formula was developed using unique herbs to support the heart by regulating lipid metabolism and promoting healthy cholesterol levels.

Narsimha, in the Indian language, means the lion among men, or Lionhearted. Always speak the truth. Do not hold anger. Do not be cruel. Ayurvedic medicine teaches two types of rasayanas, prescriptions of herbs, and prescriptions of behavior, such as these recommendations for maintaining the health of the heart.

Commiphora mukul, also known as guggul or guggulu, is a resin collected from the bark of the myrrh tree. The “guggullipid” extracted from the herb is widely reported to lower levels of LDL and raise levels of HDL, helping the arteries remain flexible in the early stages of high blood pressure. Turmeric is a source of the antioxidant curcumin. Exactly how curcumin affects high blood pressure is not entirely understood, but scientists theorize that it keeps the white blood cells known as granulocytes from causing inflammation in the lining of the arteries. Tinospora is a bitter, stimulating good digestion - thorough digestion of food shortens the time bloodstream concentrations of fats are elevated after a meal of fatty foods. Defatted fenugreek is a mild diuretic, relieving fluid without depleting minerals, and provides beneficial fibers, helping to prevent fat accumulation.

Ayurveda teaches that almost any heart condition benefits from a calm, orderly, planned lifestyle. Avoiding heavy meals, getting a good night’s sleep, and patiently dealing with stress will make any treatment for the heart work better. Following the ethical rasayanas while taking the herbal rasayanas always is best for the heart.
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