For Heart Cholesterol Use SalmonEssentials® A Supplement Nutrition - Dietary

Is Fish Oil really effective for Heart cholesterol?

And, what is heart cholesterol?  You may be are wondering if there is some new type of cholesterol that has been discovered. But in fact, heart cholesterol is shorthand for the types of cardiovascular disease, LDL1, HDL2 and the effects that these different cholesterols have on a healthy heart.

SalmonEssentials® is purified Salmon Oil and Astaxanthin from AstaFactor®. Eating wild salmon is very beneficial to your health with all of its Omega3-fatty acids.  In fact often the first advice given for a healthy heart is taking dietary nutrition supplements high in Omega 3-fatty acids and antioxidant vitamins.

The risk of atherosclerosis has long been associated with the high blood levels of LDL. The LDL is often referred to as the "bad" cholesterol and HDL is referred to as "good" cholesterol. HDL being the good guy is thought to protect against coronary heart disease.

A simple cholesterol test will tell you your blood levels of LDL, HDL and their ratio factors.  Additionally, Oxidative Stress and the damage it does to cells, is also being linked to coronary heart disease. Oxidative stress comes from the natural body functions of food digestion and the cells metabolizing nutrients, glucose and oxygen.  Oxidative stress also comes from your over-exposure to the various air pollutants and harmful ultraviolet light as well as illness, injury and inflammation in the body.  This stress starts with free radicals, which are defined as molecules that have a single unpaired electron making them highly reactive as these free radicals steal electrons from normal cells. This results is damage to the cells, organs and systems of the body; increasing over time and becoming degenerative diseases including symptoms of Arthritis (there are over 300 different forms of Arthritis) and cardiovascular disease.

SalmonEssentials® is a super antioxidant because of its high content of Astaxanthin.  AstaFactor® has taken the very beneficial Salmon Oil and added to it Astaxanthin, an all natural super antioxidant derived from microscopic green algae. It's called a super antioxidant because it has up to 500 times more than Vitamin E in antioxidant activity.

If your blood test shows you have too much bad cholesterol and not enough good HDL then a cholesterol reducing diet will be important and should include good cholesterol foods as well as phytonutrients from fruits and vegetables.  Taking the time to work out your own personal diet to lower cholesterol and improve LDL and HDL numbers is an endeavor well worth investing in. The same cholesterol reducing diet will not work for everyone since we all have different lifestyles and different tastes, not all of which are good cholesterol foods.  Start by figuring out what changes you need to make based on your cholesterol test and implement the changes that work with your lifestyle and foods you like first and work up to the more difficult changes as you have to.  Dietary nutrition supplements like SalmonEssentials® is an easy and effective way to begin.

You may have heard the phrase "it starts with a fatty liver and ends in the morgue".  The liver is a very complex organ and its functions are vital to the entire body not just a healthy heart.  The Astaxanthin in SalmonEssentials® works to help in detoxification and aids liver function.   A proper functioning liver helps your heart cholesterol and your energy level a lot more.

SalmonEssentials® is a great dietary nutrition supplement with its Omega 3-fatty acids and super antioxidant capabilities.  Start enjoying the many benefits of SalmonEssentials® today.

1 Because LDLs transport cholesterol to the arteries and can be retained there starting the formation of plaques, increased levels are associated with atherosclerosis, and thus heart attack, stroke and peripheral vascular disease. This is why cholesterol inside LDL lipoproteins is called bad cholesterol.  Still, it is not the cholesterol that is bad; it is instead how and where it is being transported, and in what amounts over time. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LDL

2 Wikipedia - HDL "good cholesterol"