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Alistrol is a powder dietary supplement, aimed at reducing high blood pressure offered in the form of 840-milligram gelatin-coated capsules in order to standardize measured dosage. Its active ingredients have been known for a very long time from traditional Chinese and other herbal-medicine practice. It is a balanced combination of four (4) different herbal and natural ingredients:
- Ilex Cornuta - Chinese Holly Leaf Extract
- Crataegus Pinnatifida - Chinese Hawthorn Fruit Extract
- Raphanus Sativus - Daikon Seed Extract
- Allium Sativum, A. Controversum - Garlic Extract
Alistrol is intended to provide a safe mechanism for controlling blood pressure. The herbal ingredients in Alistrol are well known for their health benefits, and have no known serious adverse side effects or interactions with prescription medications. They have long been used in herbal treatments for many physical conditions. Recently, these ingredients have received much attention because of their reputed beneficial effects on the human cardiovascular system
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Ilex Cornuta - Chinese Holly Leaf Extract.
The particular strain of Chinese Aquifoliaceae Ilex holly leaf used in Alistrol was originally found only in one mountain range in south China. It has traditionally been used by local indigenous people to prepare tea. It has been found that people living in this region rarely have high blood pressure. Scientific research has indicated that this holly leaf tea contributes to lowering blood pressure by promoting arterial health and blood circulation, and by calming the nervous system. Human clinical studies have borne out the effectiveness of preparations made from this holly leaf, in bringing about healthy blood pressure. |
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Crataegus Pinnatifida - Chinese Hawthorn Fruit Extract
Hawthorn fruit is a small pome-type fruit with a single seed. Hawthorn berries have been used in Asia for thousands of years, both as food and as medicine. In traditional herbal medicine, they are used for helping digestion, treating diarrhea, and enhancing blood circulation. Modern research has indicated that hawthorn fruit can be beneficial in improving heart performance, enhancing blood flow, lowering blood pressure and cholesterol levels, and improving immune-system performance. It also seems to be a good antioxidant, and is believed to have anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer effects. |
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Raphanus Sativus - Daikon Seed Extract
Daikon is a type of large white radish commonly used in Asian cuisine. Radish seed has been used in herbal medicine for thousands of years to help promote digestion; to relieve constipation, diarrhea, cough, and asthma; and to enhance energy and blood circulation. Modern research has found that radish seed is effective for lowering blood pressure. |
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Allium Sativum, À. Controversum
- Garlic Extract
Garlic is a perennial herb with a globose bulb containing 5 - 15 cloves, covered by white or mauve-tinged skin. The plant has flat leaves and produces an umbel of green-white to pink flowers, with a deciduous spathe, that appear in summer. The bulbs are used and an essential oil is also extracted. It is used internally as supportive treatment of high blood lipids and for the prevention of age-related vascular changes - its cholesterol lowering effect. Garlic has also been found to reduce metabolism of glucose in diabetes, slow down the development of arteriosclerosis and lower the risk of heart attacks. |
cGMP Manufacturing and Packaging Facilities
Alistrol wants you to feel confident that our product are safe and will meet your expectations. Be assured that Alistrol™ is produced in accordance with the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act (DSHEA) of 1994. All employees who come into contact with our products have been trained in cGMPs (current Good Manufacturing Practices) as defined by the Food and Drug Administration.
Every phase of production is monitored to ensure ongoing compliance with both cGMPs and Standard Operating Procedures.
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I hadn't had my blood pressure in control for some time
now, with Alistrol, 6 weeks of use, its where should be. Thanks
again!
Ken Hagen, Missouri
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