Arteritis

Inflammatory or degenerative lesion of the arteries, leading to the thickening of their walls and possible progression towards gangrene.

Temporal arteritis: infection occurring after 60 years, characterized by a violent headache predominating at the temples and inflammation of the temporal arteries.

Arteritis of the lower limbs : progressive evolution of intermittent claudication when walking towards pain in recumbency (the body resting on a horizontal plane) then worsens to lead to gangrene.

Repeated cramps are sometimes the precursor sign of arteritis.

Consume foods rich in fiber

Horsetail powder

Juice of young cereal shoots - Sea buckthorn juice

Marine algae

Pineapple, mango, papaya consumed outside of meals, have enzymes capable of digesting atherosclerotic plaques.

Onions and garlic - Black radish - Cabbage - Pine nuts pin

Non-transgenic soy lecithin

CoEnzyme Q₁₀, 80 to 100 mg / day

Artériodiet (Yves Ponroy/Nutrisanté) 3 caps. before lunch

Whey protein isolate (glutathione), 10 g in the morning in a cold drink

Vascunet (vascular cleanser), 3 tabs. X 3 / day

Avoid alcohol, cold meats, sugars, saturated fats, fried foods, breadings, coffee, tea...

Oxygenation by Bol d'air Jackfruit, 2 sessions of 3 minutes each day

Baths with marine algae

Arterial gymnastics

Correct sedentary lifestyle, through exercises, walking, swimming and biobreathing…

Eliminate smoking