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Nature has created numerous natural foods that can
help us maintain our good health, detox it and prevent numerous
diseases. Thus, it also contains foods which can help you unclog your
arteries and promote heart health!
These foods are the following:
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Green Tea
This tea is rich in catechins, which impede the cholesterol absorption
during digestion. Therefore, the consumption of 1-2 cups of green tea
will prevent the blockage of arteries and enhance the blood-lipid
levels. It will also stimulate your metabolism, promote heart health and
help you lose excess weight. |
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Pomegranate
Pomegranate includes phytochemicals which have antioxidant properties
and prevent damage of the lining of arteries. Its juice triggers the
production of nitric oxide, which keeps the arteries open and supports
the blood flow! |
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Turmeric
Turmeric has powerful anti-inflammatory properties, and it alleviates
inflammation, which is the greatest cause of arteriosclerosis — the
hardening of the arteries.
Therefore, its introduction in your regular diet will reduce the risk of
blood clotting and it will lower the damage to arterial walls. |
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Avocados
You can add some avocado to your burgers and sandwiches, instead of
mayo. According to researchers, it daily use will improve your blood
cholesterol, as it will reduce LDL, and elevate HDL cholesterol levels.
The latter helps the arteries to prevent obstructions. |
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Broccoli
Broccoli is high in vitamin K, which prevents calcium from damaging the
arteries, and it also includes fiber, which reduces blood pressure and
cholesterol.
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Asparagus
This natural artery-clearing food will promote cardiovascular health as
it prevents blood clots and reduces blood pressure. It is high in
minerals and fiber, and vitamin C, B2, K, B1, and E.
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Spirulina
Spirulina is a blue-green algae which effectively regulates blood’s
lipid levels, and is rich in proteins which include all essential amino
acids for an optimal health. It stabilizes the blood pressure and
relaxes the artery walls, and at the same time, balances the fat levels
in the blood.
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Cranberries
Cranberries are high in antioxidants, which lower the LDL and elevate
HDL cholesterol levels. The daily consumption of the juice of
cranberries will lower the risk of heart disease by 40%! |
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Persimmon
Persimmons are abundant in antioxidants and polyphenols, which lower LDL
and triglycerides. They are also high in fiber, which helps the
regulation of blood pressure and maintains the arteries clean.
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Cinnamon
This delicious spice can help to reduce cholesterol levels while
clearing out plaque and preventing further build-up. Cinnamon is full of
antioxidants which improve cardiovascular health by protecting blood
from oxidation.
Sprinkle some in your coffee, on your toast, or on just about any other
food to spice it up a little and reap the benefits! |
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