Advanced Blood Flow: Nitric Oxide Support for Brain and Heart Health

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2025-02-01T21:00:00-08:00

"Blood flow is life!” - Daniel G. Amen, M.D.

Healthy blood flow is crucial to your brain…and your entire body.

Blood Flow Basics

Your body’s vast network of blood vessels move blood throughout your body, transporting nutrients and oxygen to every cell. Blood flow and blood circulation are linked to blood pressure, which is a measure of the force that blood exerts against the vessel walls as it moves.

The ability of blood vessels to dilate and constrict in response to blood flow allows your blood pressure to remain within a healthy range. When blood pressure is high, blood flow can become constricted. When blood pressure is in a normal range, blood flow is typically healthy.

In short, keeping the blood coursing through your vessels is a key to good health.

Blood Flow and the Brain

Blood flow is particularly important to optimal brain function. Though your brain weighs about 3 pounds, it requires roughly 20% of your body’s blood flow and oxygen.

Since your brain is the executive control center of the body, proper blood flow to the brain is essential to overall health. That’s why it’s so vital to avoid the things that can reduce blood flow to your brain and body.

One of the things that can help increase blood flow naturally is nitric oxide.

What’s Nitric Oxide?

If you want to improve your brain health, protect your heart, increase your lifespan, and avoid age-related illness, good blood flow must be part of your healthcare plan. That’s where nitric oxide (NO) comes in.

As a signaling molecule, NO naturally occurs in the human body. It’s so important to overall health that scientists use loss of NO function as a leading marker of physiological aging.¹

Its primary action is to relax your blood vessels, which helps increase blood flow to your brain. Improved brain circulation can help neurons relay messages throughout your body.

NO is so crucial to human health, the scientists who discovered it won a Nobel Prize for their work!

Nitric Oxide Deficiency

Unfortunately, the amount of nitric oxide we produce declines as we get older. According to one study, those in their 40s only make about 60% of the NO they need daily.

The good news is that it’s possible to support your NO levels through supplementation.

BrainMD is proud to offer a way for you to support your NO levels in its new nutraceutical formulation…

Advanced Blood Flow – Nitric Oxide Support

Our Advanced Blood Flow supports healthy nitric oxide levels in your brain, which helps increase blood flow throughout your body.*

Among its many benefits, Advanced Blood Flow:

Supports cardiovascular health and nitric oxide production*

Promotes healthy blood flow and circulation*

Supports cognitive function and gastrointestinal health*

Featuring clinically effective doses of high-quality nutrients, Advanced Blood Flow also supports cardiovascular, sexual, gut, and liver health.*

Advanced Blood Flow Ingredients

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Advanced Blood Flow contains a trio of clinically tested ingredients that help naturally support levels of NO in the body.* These ultra-pure nutrients are:

L-citrulline – an amino acid that helps your body make L-arginine, which increases nitric oxide production.* L-citrulline raises NO more effectively than L-arginine because it’s more bioavailable.*

Quercetin – a phytonutrient found in apples and onions that helps increase the production of NO and reduces NO breakdown.*

Resveratrol – a phytonutrient present in red wine that makes it heart healthy.*²

Taking Advanced Blood Flow daily is an excellent way to ensure that you’re obtaining enough of the clinically tested, highly absorbable forms of these three powerful bioactive compounds.

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Advanced Blood Flow FAQ

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Who can benefit from Advanced Blood Flow?

Advanced Blood Flow offers nitric oxide (NO) support for the brain and body and is customized for adults aged 18 and older. Taking Advanced Blood Flow will help ensure you’re naturally able to support your NO and antioxidant levels.

How do I take Advanced Blood Flow?

When taken in conjunction with a proper diet and healthy lifestyle, Advanced Blood Flow can help support healthy NO levels in the brain and body. It’s recommended that adults take 2 capsules daily with food.

Can Advanced Blood Flow help increase libido?

NO plays a significant role in sexual functioning. Many people with chronic conditions often report lower libido, which can be due to decreased NO production. Increasing NO bioavailability with Advanced Blood Flow is a natural and effective way to support your libido and healthy erectile function.

Is this product good for the heart?

There is overwhelming evidence that NO is involved in maintaining healthy cardiovascular homeostasis, so Advanced Blood Flow supplementation is recommended to support proper heart health.

Are there any allergens in Advanced Blood Flow?

These vegan capsules are free from dairy, gluten, sugar, corn, soy, nuts, eggs, yeast, and contain no artificial colorings or flavorings.

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Say Yes to NO!

Advanced Blood Flow supports healthy nitric oxide levels in the brain, which helps increase blood flow throughout your body.*

Featuring clinically effective doses of L-citrulline, quercetin anhydrous, and trans-resveratrol, not only does this NO formula help cognitive function, it also supports cardiovascular, sexual, gut, and liver health, too.*

Try Advanced Blood Flow today!

At BrainMD, we’re dedicated to providing the highest purity nutrients to improve your physical health and overall well-being. For more information about Advanced Blood Flow and our full list of brain healthy supplements, please visit us at BrainMD.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This content is for informational purposes only. It is not meant to substitute for medical or healthcare advice from a physician, nor is it intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your healthcare provider before beginning a new health regimen.

References:

1. Torregrossa, A. C., Aranke, M., & Bryan, N. S. (2011). Nitric oxide and geriatrics: Implications in diagnostics and treatment of the elderly. Journal of Geriatric Cardiology, 8(4), 230–242. https://doi.org/10.3724/SP.J.1263.2011.00230

2. Saleem, T. S., & Basha, S. D. (2010). Red wine: A drink to your heart. Journal of Cardiovascular Disease Research, 1(4), 171–176. https://doi.org/10.4103/0975-3583.74259