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Nitric oxide supports regulation of blood flow
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It supports regulation of blood pressure
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If you want to get blood and oxygen to your connective tissues, then you need to be able to control the amount of oxygen that flows there and nitric oxide is very important in that respect
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It plays a significant role in skeletal muscle
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Works in the mitochondria and influences energy production in the muscle.
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It has effects on the contractile apparatus within muscles to enable the muscle to contract - as Andy Jones emphasizes, “know it's very important, therefore, for both the delivery of oxygen to muscle and the utilization of that oxygen within muscle"
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It plays a role in the regulation of glucose and calcium balance in our body
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It is involved with neurotransmission itself
Those vegetables can increase the bioavailability of nitric oxide in your body. And as we already know, diet becomes more important to us as we get older. And because of that we become smarter about the choices we make as we realize that what we consume truly affects our health and energy.
I will always continue to encourage you to eat more of those vegetables, but if you are not going to do it because of different life restrictions, and you find it difficult to accommodate cooking and preparing those specific ingredients in your diet, then maybe another smart choice is clean supplementation?
I hope you have gained great awareness by reading this post and now understand even more what vegetables can support your nitric oxide production and daily vitality! In addition and equally important, how to prepare them correctly so by the time you consume them, they still have valuable nutrients you need to support your nitric oxide production. And lastly don’t forget, clean supplements based on natural nitrates like the ones in Resync products can absolutely help you save money, preparation time, and stay on top of your daily vitality. Besides all the benefits of nitric oxide we mentioned already, there is one indication of other benefits way beyond the purely physical ones. I'll be sure to address those in our next post!