They want you on lisinoprilThey Want You On Lisinopril. There Is a Better Path.
Reviewed by Dr. Marcus Reed, PharmD
Pharmacology - reviewed for accuracy
Your blood pressure does not run on one pathway, so why treat it with a drug that only blocks one? Lisinopril inhibits a single hormone pathway. Your body actually relies on four. Here is the difference, side by side.
Your blood pressure runs on four pathways
✓TRPV1 vasodilation - opens the vessel from the wall (2021 Nobel Prize)
✓Korean Red Ginseng - supports circulation and heart function
✓Beetroot nitrates - support your body's own nitric oxide
✓BioPerine absorption - so the actives actually reach the bloodstream
vsLisinopril inhibition - blocks one hormone pathway, and brings the cough, the fatigue and a dose that keeps climbing
Why four beats one
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