Dilguard Plus capsules helps to regulate serum lipids by lowering the cholesterol, triglyceride, LDL (low-density lipoprotein) and very low-density lipoprotein (VLDL) levels. It also maintains the HDL (high-density lipoprotein) that is said to act as shield against various heart problems. Dilguard Plus will also reduces platelet aggregation. In addition, it will reduce the sensitivity of the heart to adrenergic stimulation.

The potent herbs used in the formulation of the Dilguard Plus improve the contractility of the heart by maintaining a positive inotropic action. Natural herbs help strengthening the cardiac muscles and remove toxins from the bloodstream due to their natural cleansing action. Dilguard Plus helps reducing the high blood pressure and also useful in treating conditions like arteriosclerosis.

Dilguard Plus is formulated from herbs that helps to improve circulation, strengthen heart muscles, lowering blood pressure and act as a heart tonic. According to Ayurveda, a holistic approach to heart health requires you to nourish the emotional heart as well as the physical heart. Dilguard Plus also contains herbs such as Ashwagandha and Brahmi which are considered as an excellent herb to soothe away stress.

Ayurveda, the medical science of the ancient Vedic civilization, has a long history of treating hypertension, even pre-dating the invention of the blood pressure cuff. In fact, the first antihypertensive medication was an Ayurvedic plant, rauwolfia serpentina, known as sarpagandha in Sanskrit, and traditionally used for tension, excitability and other mental disorders.

Dosage: One to two Dilguard capsules, taken twice a day, daily after meals, could help to improve the function of the heart. This 100% vegetarian formulation is devoid of common allergens such as gluten, wheat, yeast and dairy, artificial colors, sugar and salt. For better result, you can combine Garlic supplement with Dilguard.

The heart pumps blood throughout the body. It supplies oxygenated blood to all the tissues of the body through the arteries. After the body cells absorb the oxygen and nutrients from the blood, the deoxygenated blood returns to the heart. The deoxygenated blood is then pumped to the lungs from where it absorbs oxygen and returns to the heart. Hence, to maintain the proper functioning of all the organs in your body, your heart should remain in good health.

However, the heart is also prone to diseases. Elevated cholesterol level is one of the key causes of coronary artery disease. The low-density lipoprotein and the triglycerides accumulate in the coronary arteries. Over time, the lipid deposits in the blood vessels harden to form plaques. Plaques narrow and harden the coronary arteries, slowing down blood supply to the heart muscles. Narrowing of coronary arteries causes pain known as angina. Heart attack occurs when blood supply to the heart muscles is completely obstructed by a plaque or by a blood clot that develops when the plaque ruptures.

High blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, smoking, peripheral artery disease and a family history of heart disease increase the risk of heart ailments.

Several medicinal herbs could reduce the risk of heart diseases. They can improve the functioning of the heart muscles by preventing plaque build-up in the arteries, lowering the blood pressure level and boosting the antioxidant components in the blood. For hundreds of years, herbs such as Rauwolfia serpentina, Terminalia Arjuna, Ashwagandha, Brahmi and Guggulu had effectively treated cardiac disorders. The efficacy of the herbs in improving the quality of life of people with heart diseases has been proved in several experimental and clinical studies. These potent cardioprotective herbs are present in Dilguard.

“...[My doctor] was not so happy when I said that I should be going to research natural alternatives, but has had to eat her words because all her dire anticipations did not come true! I found Dilguard Plus on the internet and started consuming as per the direction. After my recent blood and lipid profile, she could not believe that it was normal again! I can recommend Dilguard Plus without reservation” - Harry Stephen, Hawaii

“I do not know what I would have done without the Dilguard Plus… the only thing I can do is wishing that I would have had known about it earlier because it really works! ” – George Lee, Washington DC

“I am just taking half the dose of my normal cardiac medicines after using Dilguard Plus amd Arjuna for just 16 weeks. I expect that this will continue until I can stop altogether. My cardiologist has been very encouraging ”— Justin, Pittsburgh

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Protein – Normal in take of 50 – 60 gms.

Fat – Cholesterol is to kept in low limit. Avoid animal fat, pork, beef, meat, fats,

Dairy product like cream butter, ghee.

Carbohydrate – Carbohydrate are responsible for endogenous Synthesis of cholesterol and triglycerides hence excessive is to be avoided.

Calories – Obesity burdens the heart. Reduction of calories help to lose weight.

Extra potassium and magnesium are good to be taken in diet.

Use less amount of salt (daily 2-3 gm)

Take large amount of fibrous food like (Salads) High Roughage diet.

Take adequate amount of Garlic & Ginger because Garlic lowers the Cholesterol level & Ginger reduces the blood clot.

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Mohanty I, Arya DS, Dinda A, Talwar KK, Joshi S, Gupta SK. Mechanisms of cardioprotective effect of Withania somnifera in experimentally induced myocardial infarction. Basic Clin Pharmacol Toxicol. 2004 Apr;94(4):184-90.

Dwivedi S, Jauhari R. Beneficial effects of Terminalia Terminalia arjunain coronary artery disease. Indian Heart J. 1997 Sep-Oct;49(5):507-10.

A balanced diet and regular physical activities might lower the risk of heart diseases. A heart-healthy diet should comprise of six or more servings of grain products. The largest proportion of carbohydrates in your diet should come from whole grains. Whole grains are packed with vitamins, minerals and dietary fibers. Include at least five servings of vegetables and fruits in your daily diet. Eat healthy proteins such as lentils, peas, beans, poultry, lean meat and low fat milk and dairy. Limit consumption of saturated fats such as butter, ice cream, cheese and other high fat dairy products, red meat, coconut oil and palm oil. Mono and polyunsaturated fats are good for the heart. However, your total fat intake should not excess 30 percent of your daily calorie consumption. Avoid fried foods and baked products containing hydrogenated fats. Your daily calorie intake should be commensurate with your physical activity level.

Limit your daily salt intake to less than 2400mg. Foods and beverages containing added sugar would increase your calorie intake and increase the risk of unintended weight gain. Excess drinking might harm your cardiovascular system. Not more than two alcoholic drinks are recommended for men, whereas women should limit their daily alcohol intake to one drink. Quit smoking. The chemicals emitted by tobacco smoke are toxic to the heart muscles. Smoking accelerates atherosclerosis or narrowing of the arteries. It is especially harmful for the heart of women on oral contraceptives.

At least 30 minutes of moderate workout such as brisk walking, jogging, swimming and aerobics would strengthen the heart muscles. Even normal housekeeping activities, gardening and climbing the stairs would help to burn the excess calories and improve the functioning of the heart.

People with a personal and family history of heart diseases should frequently monitor their cholesterol, blood pressure and blood glucose levels.