 The Cholesterol Myth ✅ Cholesterol is essential—it's the most abundant biochemical in the brain, supporting synaptic function and hormone production. ✅ Dietary cholesterol has no direct impact on blood cholesterol levels. ✅ Sugar and refined carbs (not meat or eggs!) are the real culprits behind high cholesterol. ✅ Studies show that low cholesterol is actually linked to higher mortality rates. ✅ Countries with low cholesterol levels, like Australian Aborigines, experience significantly higher heart disease rates than those with higher cholesterol, like Switzerland. What really causes Heart Disease? Inflammation is the true driver of atherosclerosis, not cholesterol. When LDL (low-density lipoprotein) oxidizes, it becomes rancid and starts the plaque-building process in arteries. What your Heart needs to function well: ✨ Maxxum 4 or ActivNutrients – Provides the building blocks of the body! ✨ Omega MonoPure 650 or 1300 – Anti-inflammatory and Anti-blood clotting actions ✨ CoQMax – Supports heart energy production (a must if you're on statins!) ✨ Optimag 125 – Helps regulate heart rhythms and relax blood vessels Instead of fearing cholesterol, focus on reducing inflammation and nourishing your body with the right foods, movement, and supplements! What Eve had to say: Tune in to Eve's "A Happy Heart is a Health Heart," episode from February 2013, to hear more heart facts and get your jump start on keeping your heart healthy and happy. Stay heart-strong! And only buy the best, from us.
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Eve's radio from February 2014: Myth Busting - Cold and Flu Tune in to learn how to identify a cold or flu, the symptoms of these viruses, treatments, and prevention techniques!  Out of all of these bundles, we know that just about everyone could use more protein.Did you know that your body's ability to use protein to build and maintain muscle diminishes as you age? This natural process highlights the importance of ensuring you’re getting enough protein in your diet. Researchers suggest that older adults should aim for 1 to 1.2 grams of protein per kilogram of body weight daily to maintain optimal health and functionality. Protein is a vital nutrient with roles that extend far beyond muscle building. Here are just a few of its critical functions:
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