Dr. Jack Wolfson - Foods That Boost Nitric Oxide Levels Naturally

Jude Wed Apr 25, 2018 2:31 pm

Boost nitic oxide levels by eating the right foods. Here’s a list of 10 foods recommended by cardiologist Dr. Jack Wolfson.

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You probably know that heart disease is the number one killer of all.

Cancer is closely behind it. Strokes. Alzheimer’s. Dementia. Complications from diabetes. You name it and they are all right there.

One of the major factors in preventing that is cranking up levels of nitric oxide.

Nitrogen and oxygen together make nitric oxide.

I’m Dr. Jack Wolfson, board-certified cardiologist of The Drs. Wolfson, and I realize for my patients it’s very important to measure levels of nitric oxide and then raise those.

And we can do it with 10 amazing foods that can do things naturally.

So, ten foods we want to get into your diet.

And we start that off, in no particular order, but let’s go with cacao.

Raw cacao, which is the main ingredient of chocolates, is beneficial on so many different levels but it cranks up nitric oxide.

Citrus. Those bioflavonoids do some amazing things to help crank up nitric oxide.

With nitric oxide we build that up in several different ways and all these different foods help for all those components of cranking up nitric oxide.

Pomegranate is famous for that.

Now once again, everything we want to do is organic.

Walnuts, sprouted walnuts do it.

Arugula and spinach are tremendous sources of nitrates, which are converted into nitric oxide.

Beets are of course famous for cranking up nitric oxide. Nature’s sexual enhancer is the beets.

Watermelon is very high in something called citrulline, and L-citrulline is an amino acid that gets converted into nitric oxide, along with L-arginine.

L-arginine is also found in those green leafies but also in those walnuts that we mentioned. And in fact, all those sprout nuts are important.

And then meat and seafood are very high in levels of CoQ10.

CoQ10 helps all these different enzymatic functions, helps crank up energy in the body as well. So that will boost nitric oxide.

And then finally garlic, organic garlic helps to raise levels of nitric oxide by upgrading that nitric oxide synthase enzyme that synthesizes nitric oxide.

So those are your ten foods and the good news is that the Wolfson’s have created a product with all of those things in one.

I’m just kidding. We don’t have all of that in one. That probably wouldn’t taste very good.

But get these foods into your diet and you’ll do very well.

Now if you look at the links at the bottom of this page, we’ve got some products that we’ve used including our product called Heart Beet (https://goo.gl/vzrpzw) and our product Vessel Support (https://goo.gl/KPkmEV).

These are other ingredients you can use to boost up nitric oxide levels.

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