Angioprim

Dear Murthy garu,

Sai Ram. If I did not know you better, I would have said that you were spamming! That post looks too commercial! May be you could have extracted some portion of the story and given a URL for the website?

In any case, calcium buildup is certainly a factor in blocking of arteries. Chelation is one way of removing calcium and other heavy metals in the body.

Dear Murthy garu,

Sai Ram. Yes, I know your intention and I know that you have no commercial interest in that product. In allopathy, they use calcium channel blockers. In homeopathy, I am not immediately able to recall the right remedy for decalcification of the arterial lining. But as I mentioned above, chelation is a useful technique and they use some amino acids.

There is no promotion involved.

It is just to bringout the info available on the net. 

Feedback like the above, will make people think about the efficacy of the product.

Murthy

thelionspet-

It took me awhile to find a company that could answer all of my questions and I found that a company by the name of cardio restore was the right fit for me.  I hope this helps with your search.  Good Luck!

Ken

I am going to try the Cardio restore. About 3 years ago, I was getting shots
in my foot about every 3 months for a bone spur in my foot, but the pain did
not go away. When the doc started talking about surgery I went to the herb
store here. She gave me a bottle she called bone nett. I took it for 30 days.
The bone spur went away. The doc could no longer find it on the x-ray. I
am hoping the Cardio restore works as well. I just ordered it today. I will let
you know if it works for me.

I received by order Sat. I started taking the CR Monday morning. I have been
putting it in a cup of grape juice; so far I have not notice any improvements.
The only problems I can see with the program so far are:
1.     I am thirsty a lot more than I was before. The program does say to
drink more water.
2.     I have to go pee a lot more than I did before. It could be because I am
drinking a lot more water.
3.     I have a problem remembering to take the CR 5 times each day. Once I
get use to it I should be ok.

I will keep you updated.

JavaScript:AddSmileyIcon('') I stopped taken it because I got a bladder
infection from swimming. I did not want any problems with it and the other
meds.
I will restart the program Monday.

Dear Murthy

Just now got around to reading your link. Its best to not take isolated amino acids. The body needs a balance of ALL amino acids to function properly. This product only has 3 of the amino acids listed.

other options are Ayurvedic "guggula" and garlic supplm. 

OFF COURSE dietary changes need to be made and NOT IGNORED,and one cannot forget  physical activity of some sorts,like walking,swimming,running.....etc.

GT 

First a disclaimer. I am an employee of Angioprim. I have been monitoring this forum for years, but I felt no need to intervene as it was a discussion between people with serious problems trying to find their way. I made no comment even when Angioprim was lied about, or "trolled" as you put it in your rules.

However, today I saw a post, dated today, by a competitor actually using the words from their own website and presenting it as news. We let our website speak for itself, and on that website we allow our customers (if they opt in) to talk to folks who have questions. The reason this post is titled Angioprim and not some other name, is that we are the brand, and as with all top brands we get attacked by the wannabees. Anyone reading this can email me at custsvc@angioprim.com and I would be happy to answer their questions or complaints. As to the mystery customer in the earlier post who claims he couldn't contact us, I welcome his or her email.

I will not post again in this forum, as it is for you, the users to work out your issues. I will only be heard from if I see another competitor posting under the guise of having NEW(?) information.

Thanks for you time.

 

 

 

I am considering buying Angioprim and looking for good or bad testamony hence I stumbled on this forum as probably many other worried individuals will.  I'm concerned re the bad comments from one chap regarding the product and the claimed lack of response from Angioprim. Later an Angioprim employee countered this posting with no further responses.  WEBMASTER could you please investigate to see if the "bad claim" is from a genuine person or an employee of a competitor and post your findings for all to see.  I would hate to think that bad press would dissuade people from seeking help by using hsi product if it all that it claims to be, this would be unjust.  Incidentally if it is just mischief, Angioprim should be looking at an industrial espionage action at the very least. Thanks.