Nutrients Involved in Angina Pectoris

DMG, coenzyme Q10, vitamin E, l-carnitine, taurine, magnesium, potassium, selenium, chromium and calcium.

Suggested Angina Nutritional Supplementation

• Wellness EssentialsTM Cardiovascular Support - 2 packets daily
  Wellness Essentials Cardiovascular Support is a combination of essential vitamins and minerals, omega-3 fatty acids, antioxidants, and phytonutrients to promote healthy cardiovascular function and overall well- being.
•  CoQ10 ST-100 - 1 capsule 1-2 times daily with meals
  Stabilized, highly absorbable coenzyme Q10 with natural vitamin E and beta-carotene.
• E-Complex 1:1 - 2-4 softgels daily with meals
  E Complex-1:1 is a unique, natural vitamin E supplement that features a 1:1 ratio of alpha- to gamma- tocopherol; this ratio more closely resembles the tocopherol profile found naturally in vitamin E-rich plants.
  • According to Alan R. Gaby, M.D., vitamin E should be included in the nutritional treatment of angina relative to its capacity to improve blood flow and to prevent the production of tissue-damaging free radicals.
•  DMG Sublingual - 1-2 tablets twice daily
  For enhanced oxygen utilization.
  • Research has shown DMG to be a physiologically active nutrient that: (1) Is an anti-stress agent that can significantly improve physical and mental performance; (2) Can improve and stimulate oxygen utilization and thereby reduce hypoxic (low oxygen) states in the body tissues;  (3) Can cause marked improvement in patients with circulatory insufficiency and angina pectoris; (4) Can reduce elevated cholesterol, triglycerides, and improve circulation; (5) and can lower high blood pressure.
• L-Carnitine w/Chromium - 3-6 tablets daily between meals with juice
  • Studies using L-carnitine in angina have demonstrated an ability to exercise significantly longer before developing angina or electrocardiogram abnormalities.

  Dietary Suggestions for Angina Pectoris

• FirstLine Therapy® Diet