#1 VITAMIN to remove PLAQUE and BAD CHOLESTEROL from ARTERIES

#hearthealth #cholesterollowering #cholesterolmanagement
In this video, we delve into the amazing power of vitamins for heart health. Learn how Vitamin C can help remove bad cholesterol from your arteries and prevent plaque buildup. We also cover the benefits of Vitamins B3 and B5. Don't miss these essential tips for maintaining a healthy heart!
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[@MsMcBell]

Well, let me reveal to you how I myself dropped my cholesterol 100 points in only 3 months without any traditional medications. And it had nothing to do with vitamin C. Nope. Zero. Just pure Antarctic Krill Oil every night as the last thing before bed. You see, it works miracles while sleeping and when the body is overall in a relaxed state.
The cardiologist at the Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia thanked me for sharing this trick after he was shown physical proof of what I was saying was true. My cholesterol had indeed drastically dropped a whopping 💯 point in only 3 months! 😅 I highly recommend it, but before taking, ask your dr if it interacts with your other meds. If taken at night before bed, it shouldn't, though, + that it works best when taken then, not during the day. Store the pearls in the freezer, and the fishy taste will never bother you 😅
You're welcome 😊🤗

[@sophieamirian6726]

VERY IMPORTANT AND INFORMATIVE SUBJECT ❤ THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH ❤

[@gsingalong]

Vitamin C

[@T.K.Do-Jeddah]

❤ رائع ❤

[@wendyknotts362]

Interesting. You don't mention red yeast rice, or coq10...

[@H.C.Q.]

I thought it was going to be vitamin K2.

[@T.K.Do-Jeddah]

So did I,
but now I believe that Vitamin K2 removes calcium from soft tissues 🙂

[@moganarajkadarasen5273]

LMFAO