Showing posts with label can fiber help with heart problems. Show all posts
Showing posts with label can fiber help with heart problems. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 31, 2017

What Makes MicrobeFiber Special?

By Alex White, MD

During the course of the past few months I have shown you how MicrobeFiber is much more than just a fiber supplement.  Those taking it have reported it helping with everything from improved digestion, to help in reducing everything from allergic response to blood sugar levels.  While studies have indicated that a high-fiber diet can improve heart health, ease asthma symptoms and even help fight cancer, what I have yet to share with you are some of the results we have gotten with our own patients.  Today I would like to let you see and hear what they have to say.

Heart Healthy

I’m Marge Alcorn and I started taking MicrobeFiber to help reduce my A1C levels which were 9.5.  Now it’s down to 8.6.  I had another problem, which was a blockage in the lower part of my heart.  My doctor wanted me to undergo a heart catheterization to see how bad it was and possibly have another stent put in my heart. 

I went back to the doctor a couple of months after taking MicrobeFiber and the doctor told me I no longer needed the catheterization because the blockage was no longer there.  All my tests and my EKG came back and he said I was okay.  Then he said he didn’t know what I was doing, but whatever it is, keep on doing it. The only thing that had changed was that I started taking MicrobeFiber. 

Wednesday, December 7, 2016

Have a Heart - How a High Fiber Diet Improves Cardiovascular Health

By Alex White, MD

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When most people think about fiber, they associate it with keeping their digestive tract moving along.  Aside from keeping you regular, diets high in fiber can also help your body do so much more.  Most doctors recommend foods high in dietary fiber as a way of improving cardiovascular health.  It is now known that high fiber diets can help reduce risk factors linked to coronary heart disease. 

While there are drugs on the market that can be prescribed to deal with the onset of heart disease, there are several reasons why a change in your diet is a better way to go.