First Research Study On Resync Recovery and Heart Health Shows Benefits for Cardiac Patients

We teamed up with a cardiac rehab clinic in Calgary, Canada and put Resync to the test. Our quality-certified, power-packed blend of the top nitrate vegetables combined with some of the most potent antioxidants, anti-inflammatories, and heart-healthy ingredients available produced some impactful results.

The cardiac clinic had 28 adults take Resync Recovery every day for 5 weeks. Most of the people in the study had high blood pressure and all of them were at a cardiac rehab clinic for heart issues. They were given 1 or 2 doses of Resync Recovery: just one scoop for those whose blood pressure was under 130/80 and two scoops if it was higher.

Honestly, though, the results weren’t surprising. When you start with science-backed ingredients and follow through with rigorous quality control testing, how can you go wrong?
Around the world, the majority of adults do not consume enough fruit and vegetables to meet daily recommendations. The widespread deficit in antioxidants, phytochemicals, and nutrients from fruit and vegetables plays a part in almost every chronic condition, especially cardiovascular disease. Low nitric oxide levels in your blood can contribute to lung, kidney, gut, liver, metabolic, and heart diseases.
So, it only makes sense that concentrated sources of natural nitrate - fruits like aronia berry, and vegetables like beets and red spinach - may play a crucial role in promoting health from increasing nitric oxide, enhancing blood flow, supporting antioxidant activity, promoting a healthy microbiome, and regulating inflammation.

What did the study on people at a cardiac rehab clinic show?

We can split the results up based on short-term vs. long-term effects or on who saw the most dramatic benefit, but you’re probably most interested in knowing whether or not Resync recovery could provide the heart health benefits that you’re looking for.

Over the course of 5 weeks (1 week before the end of the study, before people started dropping out in large numbers due to fear of Covid-19), systolic blood pressure decreased by an average of 7.8 points and diastolic blood pressure decreased by 2.3 points. That’s the difference between a healthy heart and borderline hypertension. That’s the difference between dealing with the side effects of a blood pressure drug and being able to manage your blood pressure naturally.
Importantly, no major side effects or adverse events were noted when using Resync recovery for it’s blood pressure effects.
When we divided patients based on whether their blood pressure was above or below 139/89 (the average in those getting two doses), the results made me say “wow” out loud. The 50% of patients with the highest initial blood pressure dropped an astounding 23.0/19.3 points!
Aortic Augmentation index - a measure of how stiff your arteries are - also went down a dramatic 14%! Even though it’s not part of regular heart checkup, it doesn’t take a scientist to know that a 14% improvement in artery stiffness with a simple daily supplement is a real benefit for your health!

So what does this mean for you?

This study shows that taking 1 to 2 servings of Resync Recovery every day may help reduce blood pressure, especially in people with very high blood pressure. Talk to your cardiologist before making any major changes to your diet, lifestyle, supplements, and medication, and when you do, be sure to take the stats straight from the research to back up your decision.
If you care about blood pressure and general heart health, this data is for you. The results show that Resync may be an up-and-coming contender for helping you meet your heart health goals. If you are a cardiovascular specialist, you’ll probably want to keep reading: we’ve included some more of the granular details of the study below.
Besides the results above, many other cardiovascular measures were taken and we noticed some trends that may have a significant impact on you or your patients. In only one week of taking Resync daily, patients saw beneficial decreases across the board. Some measures rebounded after an initial decrease, but all measures showed an improvement over time.
A picture is worth a thousand words, and a graph is worth a thousand more, so I’ll leave you the data itself for you to make your own conclusions. We saw massive dropout at the final measurement due to the 2019-Coronavirus, so interpret the last week with appropriate uncertainty.

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All figures represent mean values with 95% confidence intervals. Asterisks indicate statistical significance (p<.05) from baseline to time point; trends (.05)