Your heart doesn't get a break

A heart is like a motor that keeps the body working. If you had a long day you might have the opportunity to take a break, but your heart never stops working, it beats 24 hours a day; 1140 minutes; 86400 seconds. A healthy heart is important for an energetic and fit life.

It is well known and studied that omega-3 has a beneficial effect on cardiovascular health. According to the European Food Safety Authorities (EFSA); with a daily intake of 250 mg of the omega 3 fatty acids DHA and EPA contribute to the proper functioning of the heart.

• A daily intake of 2000 mg of the omega 3 fatty acid DHA contributes to maintaining a normal fat level in the blood
  
• A daily intake of 3000 mg of the omega 3 fatty acids EPA contributes to maintaining a normal blood pressure
  
  

Get the right balance of omega-3, K2 and D3

Calcification was once believed to be an irreversible process and a result of aging. However, it is now known that calcium accumulation is an actively regulated process involving vitamin K2 and D3.

Healthy arterial tissues have shown to contain 100 times more vitamin K2 than unhealthy arteries, and the amount of calcium in the arteries is a risk factor for cardiovascular health. One might say that “you are as old as your arteries.”
Increasing vitamin D3 intake through dietary or supplemental source increases intestinal calcium absorption. Your body should contain optimal vitamin D3 and vitamin K2 concentrations.

The disbalance between vitamin D and vitamin K promotes an environment in which excess calcium will be deposited into our vascular tissue instead of bone. The migration of calcification into the vascular tissue is described by the double burden of atherosclerosis and osteoporosis.

As more is discovered about the powerful combination of vitamins D and K, a varied diet is essential and a well-thought-out supplement should be considered when dietary intake is not enough.

NewDay® has developed a nutritional supplement with omega-3, vitamin D3 and K2 especially for those who care for their heart health.