Advanced Lipid Control

Additional arterial health benefits

Scientists have discovered that the theaflavins in black tea provide multiple arterial health benefits. In addition to maintaining already-healthy cholesterol levels, theaflavins have been shown to protect against LDL oxidation and favorably promote endothelial function, thus helping to maintain healthy circulation.^1-4

Scientists have also found that black tea flavonoids possess strong antioxidant properties, which can help support against oxidative damage to cells and tissues from free radicals.⁵ In addition, theaflavins have been found to help support a healthy inflammatory response. They also help to preserve endothelial integrity.^6-8

Advanced Lipid Control contains Capros® amla, an extract of Indian gooseberry. This standardized extract contains tannins that have been shown to promote endothelial function and help maintain healthy levels of all three key blood lipids—LDL, high-density lipoprotein (HDL), and triglycerides—as well as C-reactive protein.^9,10

Reference

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10. J Med Food. 2015;18(4):415-420.