French Maritime Pine Bark (Pycnogenol) and Gotu Kola: Evidence for Arterial Health Benefits
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Author Dr. Joel Kahn
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Dr. Joel Kahn discusses the benefits of French Maritime Pine Bark (Pycnogenol) combined with gotu kola (Centellicum) as an herbal supplement used at the Kahn Center. Multiple randomized, double-blind human studies show this combination improves arterial health, reduces clinical events, lowers blood pressure, and improves erectile function.
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· 3 pulledA staple at the Kahn Center is an herbal supplement combining french maritime pine park (Pycnogenol) and gotu kola (Centellicum).
Multiple studies have shown that capsules with this combination have a profound impact on improving the status of arteries and reduce clinical events in studies in humans done with randomized, double-blind format.
The benefits of herbs and botanicals are not limited to arteries and many other benefits like lower blood pressure and improved erectile function have
Prior randomized human studies have shown that a combination of the natural agents Pycnogenol and Centellicum have a profound beneficial impact on arteries and
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