Recipe for clumping of arteries with antioxidant role. It lowers cholesterol, triglycerides, fluidizes blood
About 4 glasses
In the case of people with stomach acid problems, it is good to test and possibly reduce the quantity of ginger.
➡️ The mixture acts synergistically to fluidize the blood, reduce vascular inflammation and support arterial detoxification.
➡️ Raisins provide antioxidants and potassium, ginger stimulates circulation, green tea reduces cholesterol, and honey enhances absorption and has an antimicrobial effect.
➡️ No, the remedy can be complementary, but does not replace treatments prescribed by a doctor for cardiovascular diseases.
➡️ It can reduce risk factors, but does not offer guarantees in preventing major cardiovascular events.
➡️ Some people feel more energy in 1-2 days, but the effects on cholesterol require repeated treatments and a balanced lifestyle.
➡️ Yes, it can be useful as a preventative measure for lowering cholesterol and protecting blood vessels, even in the absence of symptoms.
➡️ Yes, provided there are no digestive contraindications or drug interactions; medical consultation is recommended.
➡️ It can cause gastric discomfort, diarrhea, excessive calorie intake, and glycemic imbalances, especially in diabetics.
➡️ Only minor adjustments and with caution — especially the amount of ginger if it causes heartburn.
➡️ Yes, if it is administered in courses with regular breaks and the daily dose is not exceeded.
➡️ No, because of the ginger and the concentration of bioactive substances — a doctor's opinion is required.
➡️ Yes, the high content of natural sugars can negatively influence hypocaloric diets.
➡️ Green tea has a mild hypotensive effect due to antioxidants and induced diuresis.
➡️ Yes, people with gastritis, gastroesophageal reflux or ulcers should avoid the remedy or reduce the dose of ginger.
➡️ Yes, many users have reported an increase in tone and a reduction in chronic fatigue.
➡️ Yes, all ingredients are of plant origin and compatible with vegan diets.
➡️ It is recommended 30 minutes before meals, for optimal absorption and stimulation of digestion.
➡️ Yes, but with caution — especially with other products that affect blood pressure, clotting, or blood sugar.
➡️ It is not recommended for children without the consent of a doctor, due to the irritating potential of ginger and green tea.
➡️ Yes, due to its antioxidant, anti-inflammatory properties, and liver and circulatory support effects.
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