URGENT: Popular Mineral Linked to Heart Attacks?

By Jack Taylor Posted August 17, 2017

Dear Turapür Today Reader,

These days it seem like everyone is telling you to get more calcium.

Doctors, nutrition experts and even your family all seem agree that the only way to keep your bones strong as you age is by taking handfuls of this chalky mineral.

But as it turns out, all that calcium could actually be damaging your heart.

You see, Texas researchers have just discovered that there’s one thing that can send your chances of having a heart attack or stroke through the roof.

And believe it or not, it’s calcium.

For years, researchers have known that calcium deposits in your arteries can lead to heart problems, but it wasn’t until recently that heart experts found just how deadly they are.

In the study, University of Texas Southwestern scientists reviewed the heart and chest CT scans of about 6,100 folks who were as old as 84 and had never suffered from a heart attack or stroke, looking for calcium deposits.

At the end of the trial, the researchers found that folks without calcium in their arteries had a miniscule chance of suffering a deadly heart attack or stroke.

When I say miniscule, I mean less than 3%.

Experts agree, that by simply keeping calcium out of your arteries, you might be able to live the rest of your years without ever worrying about heart attacks or strokes.

And, fortunately, it’s a cinch to drive calcium away from your arteries and into your bones.

All you have to do is take two power vitamins — K2 and D3.

Vitamin K2 helps direct calcium into your bones and away from your arteries and vitamin D3 helps your bones absorb it.

Taking  this powerful nutrient combo can help keep your arteries clear and your bones strong, which makes it a no-brainer for anyone who wants to live a long healthy life.

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Regards,

Jack Taylor
Department of Research, Turapür Products