Micronutrients for Heart & Circulation

Heart & Circulation

Heart &
Circulation

Energy for a stable rhythm

The heart is a highly active organ that continuously supplies the body with blood, oxygen, and nutrients. Although it accounts for only a very small portion of total body mass, it claims a significant share of the resting metabolic rate. This continuous pumping function requires a consistently high energy availability, both at rest and during physical exertion. For heart rate, contractility, and adaptability to remain stable, numerous processes must interact precisely.

Cardiac muscle cells are among the most energy-intensive cells in the body and possess a particularly high density of mitochondria. These provide the majority of the required energy, which facilitates both the contraction force of the heart muscle and the regulation of the circulatory system. A stable cellular energy supply is therefore a key prerequisite for healthy heart function and resilient circulatory regulation.

What the heart and circulatory system need:

Taurine

Taurine has a stabilising effect on the electrical activity of the heart. It supports the contractile force, the heart rhythm and the cell hydration of the heart muscle cells.

Ubiquinol (Q10)

Ubiquinol supports energy production in the heart muscle. It contributes to the performance, endurance and regenerative capacity of the heart muscle cells.

Magnesium

Magnesium is essential for nerve conduction, muscle relaxation and vascular regulation. It supports a steady heart rhythm and vascular tone.

Omega-3 fatty acids

Omega-3 fatty acids support the elasticity of the blood vessels, the flow properties of the blood and the stability of the heart rhythm. They contribute to healthy circulation and vascular function.

D-ribose

D-ribose is a central building block for the formation of new ATP. It supports the energy reserves of the heart muscle, particularly under increased strain or exhaustion.