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Rev Up Your Circulatory System with Rejuvenaid

on February 27, 2019

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Men’s Health: 5 Things You Need to Know

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Rev Up Your Circulatory System with Rejuvenaid

Rev Up Your Circulatory System with Rejuvenaid Nature’s Sunshine Rejuvenaid features a proprietary blend of red beet root and L-Arginine to naturally produce and sustain superior levels of nitric oxide (NO). This signaling molecule relaxes arteries and blood vessels to improve blood flow, increase energy and stamina, promote cardiovascular function and support healthy blood pressure. What Does Your Blood Pressure Reading Tell You? Perhaps you’ve wondered what the numbers mean in a blood pressure reading. Blood pressure refers to the force, or pressure, that blood exerts on arterial walls as it circulates through the body. Traditional blood pressure monitors use mercury to measure this exerted pressure, and the numbers are derived from how far up the tube the mercury is pushed during the contractions and relaxations of the heart, measured in millimeters. If you have a blood pressure reading of 120/80, it means that, during a heart contraction, the mercury was pushed 120 mm...

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