If you are anything like the tens of millions of Americans in the United States with heart disease risk factors, a healthy lifestyle is essential to lengthen your life. Even though it takes effort to protect or cure the disease already there, it is possible. Every day, we see stories about the increased risk of muscle disease, diabetes, and dementia associated with statin drugs. We read reports that contradict dietary guidelines we thought were written in stone. We hear that nearly 50% of all heart attacks have “normal cholesterol.” Heart disease is the number one killer of Americans, with Cancer and Neurodegeneration being a distant number two and three. 

What is metabolic derangement?

A metabolic derangement is any condition of lifestyle, genetics, or environment that will alter blood chemistry to the point that the nervous system is not able to function optimally. Heart disease is just one form of metabolic derangement. The past 25 years have revealed a level of cellular interference that we have never experienced, resulting in metabolic interference with the expression of health which taxes our natural healing process. This can not be denied and can no longer be ignored.  

Your brain is 2% of your body weight, yet it uses nearly ⅓ of your fuel (oxygen, glucose, etc.). Since the brain is the central processing unit of the nervous system, its blood delivery must be efficient and uninterrupted; therefore, cardiovascular health is essential.

Why does it matter?

The single overarching premise of the chiropractic profession is that your body and your nervous system must be able to communicate without interference for proper health and well-being. Physical interference with communication is usually at the level of the spine. That’s why chiropractors adjust the spine. However, one can have chemical interference with communication, and sometimes that interference comes from the medications we take. Nowhere is this better illustrated than blood pressure medication, mainly when improperly prescribed.   

The most published cardiologist in the country, George Bakris, MD, director of the Comprehensive Hypertension Center at the University of Chicago Medical Center published a study showing conclusively that chiropractic care can help lower blood pressure better than two blood pressure medications taken at the same time.  

This is relevant on many levels, but the one to highlight is the fact that the use of medication is the result of asking the wrong questions. Progress is in the matter of asking different questions about how the body works and how your body makes decisions based on innate intelligence that may have taken millions of years to develop. The idea that the body makes mistakes regarding blood pressure that needs to be corrected by blocking the innate intelligence responsible for all life on this planet for the past 600 million years with chemicals makes little sense. 

The Facts:

Cyrene Labs’ goal is to increase your “healthspan” to reduce the need for any form of treatment for chronic disease and optimize your current state of health and performance.

Knowledge inspires proper action and reduces the need to be fearful. Hiding from your genetics and your personal and family health history is a form of fear manifesting as procrastination. Willful ignorance or putting off doing something you know “needs to be done” and that something does NOT necessarily have to be a prescription medication. We now know this results in an acute crisis, as we have recently witnessed the role of metabolic health during a pandemic and the chronic demise that results in heart disease, obesity, diabetes, cancer, and dementia. Along with diet, it is important to keep up with supplementation. Cyrene Labs supplements that are able to aid heart health include:  

• Omega3-FX: Heart, Immune, Brain
• Fast Fuel: Immune, Detox, Heart
• Methyl-FX: Detox, Red Blood Cell, Heart
• Metabolic Reset Kit: Detox, Heart, Immune

Ask your doctor if they utilize products from Cyrene Labs or your “Needs-Based” nutritional supplementation. Your doctor can learn more at Providers.