Brandt Beal | Nitric Oxide: Why You Should Care

At first glance, Nitric Oxide seems like something that should only concern you on a chemistry exam and not in everyday life.

But what you may not know AND why you should care, is that low Nitric Oxide (NO2) levels can be improved and the changes can have a dramatic effect on your body.

Low NO2 levels are often the result of cardiovascular problems such as poor artery health, a diet lacking in nitrate rich foods and low estrogen levels in both men and women. Estrogen plays an important role in endothelia function, so men with low testosterone (usually means low estrogen as well) and menopausal women with low estrogen are at risk for low NO2, even if you take supplements and eat a nitrate rich diet.

If some of these issues are hitting home or you have noticed low NO2 levels in your latest lab results, let’s talk about the benefits of increasing and then maintaining your N02.

Increasing low NO2 levels can help you in the following ways:

·         A Healthy Cardiovascular System

·         Improved Sex Life

·         Enhanced Endurance Performance

·         Increased Recovery Rates

·         Energy. Energy. Energy.

·         Stronger Muscles

It’s safe to say, we all want to improve our cardiovascular system, enjoy a better sex life and have more energy.  Those are no-brainers.  The question is, how do we do it?

Here are five ways that you can improve those low NO2 levels:

1.      Consume a Nitrate Rich Diet (What is that)

2.      Know Your Numbers. INDUR offers saliva test strips to help you monitor your levels.

3.      Exercise

4.      Optimize Estrogen Levels

5.      Utilize Supplements. INDUR offers Liposomal C, Grape Seed Extract and Nitro Benefits

Hopefully, this has given you some insight into the benefits of improving low NO2 levels. Our team here at Indur, is committed to helping you achieve great health.