Atherosclerosis Treatments

Atherosclerosis is the process by which deposits of fatty substances, cholesterol, calcium, fibrin, and a variety of other deposits collect and build up on the inner lining of an artery. This build up is commonly referred to as plaque and is what causes the hardening of arteries. Not only can this plaque build to a point where it constricts blood flow, but over time it can create blood clots, weaken the arteries, even leading them to rupture.

Various Atherosclerosis Treatments
Understanding atherosclerosis treatments requires understanding what actually causes it. In fact, it is a complex disease that starts as early as childhood, progressing at varying rates as the body ages. Research shows that the most common reasons include high blood pressure, high Homocysteine levels, diabetes, tobacco smoke and elevated cholesterol. Many of these factors are fortunately things that are under our control.

Although some doctors may recommend pharmaceuticals to help lower cholesterol levels or blood pressure, one of the most effective treatments involves a lifestyle change. Eating healthy and getting regular exercise are typically the first steps, significantly lowering fat and sodium intake. Additionally, there are a number of natural supplements that have been shown to greatly help in recovery.

Natural Atherosclerosis Treatments
Policosanol, L-Taurine, Inositol Hexanicotinate, and Sytrinol control cholesterol, and L-Arginine and Magnesium control blood pressure. Scientific evidence points to Homocysteine as a large risk factor for atherosclerosis. An effective atherosclerosis treatment may be Trimethylglycine (TMG), Folic Acid Vitamins B6 and B12 because they lower Homocysteine. Although these supplements will not directly cure the disease, they will help fight many of its causes.

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