VenoFlow™

Blood flow, or circulation, is primarily powered by your heart, but the movement of blood throughout your body is also aided by physical activity. The impact of a sedentary lifestyle on the circulatory system and overall health should not be ignored, especially for people who exercise infrequently, and even for healthy professionals who sit for long periods at work. ^1-4

Clotting, circulatory & cardiovascular health

Nattokinase is an enzyme extracted from the Japanese food natto made from fermented soybeans.

Nattokinase has been shown to support the natural clotting process, promote healthy circulation and help maintain healthy blood pressure already within the normal range.^5-12

Endothelial health & vascular function

Pycnogenol® is an extract of French maritime pine bark that contains procyanidin flavonoids, powerful phytonutrient compounds that offer strong antioxidant protection and help promote endothelial health and blood flow by inhibiting stress on the delicate vascular walls. ^13-17

Pycnogenol® also encourages healthy nitric oxide levels in the arteries, which supports endothelial function and arterial blood flow, and has been shown to promote a healthy inflammatory response and healthy platelet function, which helps maintain healthy circulation.^15,18,19

Help maintain healthy circulation with VenoFlow™

Make VenoFlow™ a part of your circulatory health regimen today. It’s good for travelers, office workers or anyone else who frequently experiences prolonged periods without movement.

Non-GMO

Pycnogenol® is a registered trademark of Horphag Research Ltd.

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