Heart and circulation

Having a well-functioning cardiovascular system is key to your overall well-being: the heart, arteries, veins, and capillaries work tirelessly to deliver oxygen and nutrients to every cell in the body, while simultaneously removing waste products.

In this section you will find selected natural supplements to support heart health, improve circulation and promote vascular integrity, along with good lifestyle habits.

Why pay attention to this area?

Optimal circulation ensures that every part of the body receives what it needs and that waste is eliminated efficiently.

Factors such as sedentary lifestyle, poor diet, excess body fat, high blood pressure, or smoking affect vascular and heart health.

Supporting the cardiovascular system with natural formulas does not replace medical treatment, but it can contribute to overall well-being when complemented with a healthy lifestyle.

Featured Products

Athion Plus (Omega 3) : High-quality Omega 3 fatty acid supplement, supports cardiovascular health, helps maintain normal triglyceride levels and provides support to the circulatory system.

Circuven : Plant-based formula indicated to improve venous circulation, aid blood return and relieve discomfort from tired or heavy legs.

Soy Lecithin: Essential phospholipids for the proper functioning of cell membranes, involved in lipid transport and may promote heart and artery health.

Regurcol+: A supplement that helps regulate lipid metabolism, promoting a healthy blood lipid profile, which is important for vascular health.

When might it be advisable?

• If you want to take care of your heart and circulation preventively, especially if you have a family history or cardiovascular risk factors.
• When you notice symptoms of poor circulation: tired legs, tingling sensation, cold extremities, mild swelling.
• If you are looking to improve your lifestyle habits and add natural supplementary support to your heart and blood vessels.
• During periods of greater vascular demand: sedentary lifestyle, prolonged exposure to stress, poorly adjusted diet, seasonal changes, or recovery after illness.