Life is in the blood, now more than ever!

Finally, we have a clear picture of the actual function of the 99% of our vascular system they don’t talk about!

These early warning signs all point to
Endothelial Glycocalyx Dysfunction:

Life is in the blood, now more than ever!

Finally, we have a clear picture of the actual function of the 99% of our vascular system they don’t talk about!

These early warning signs all point to
Endothelial Glycocalyx Dysfunction:

Over time, healthy glycocalyx gets damaged and the endothelial wall becomes vulnerable to attack from substances in the blood that cause scaring, plaque, clots and calcification.

Over time, healthy glycocalyx gets damaged and the endothelial wall becomes vulnerable to attack from substances in the blood that cause scaring, plaque, clots and calcification.

The vascular system has become recognized as the gateway to either health or sickness!

The lining (glycocalyx) of the vascular system provides 3 very important functions that holds the secret to many
unresolved health conditions.

Protects:
Provides protection to the endothelial wall, which is only 1 cell layer thick.

Gateway:
Allows nutrients to be passed through and waste to be removed.

Transports:
Provides the mechanism of action to release Nitric Oxide into the vessel and stimulate vasomotion.

Reference: Journal of Internal Medicine 2006; 259: 393–400
Vasculoprotective properties of the endothelial glycocalyx: effects of fluid shear stress

The vascular system has become recognized as the gateway to either health or sickness!

Reference: Journal of Internal Medicine 2006; 259: 393–400
Vasculoprotective properties of the endothelial glycocalyx: effects of fluid shear stress

Over time, healthy glycocalyx gets damaged and the endothelial wall becomes vulnerable to attack from substances in the blood that cause scaring, plaque, clots and calcification.

Over time, healthy glycocalyx gets damaged and the endothelial wall becomes vulnerable to attack from substances in the blood that cause scaring, plaque, clots and calcification.