In 1998 Dr. Louis Ignarro was awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine for his discovery that nitric oxide (NO), is a vasodilator that helps control blood flow to every part of our body.

By relaxing and enlarging blood vessels, NO regulates blood pressure, prevents blood clots that trigger strokes and heart attacks. and protects against the accumulation of vascular plaque.

Yes! - You can enhance the production of this natural wonder drug.

Over a few weeks, or even days, you can increase this beneficial molecule to help tune your body.

Nitric oxide is a short lived gas that tremendously affects your body’s function. It has a half life of less than several seconds. Like a wind that comes in and blows away pollution, nitric oxide is here and then it’s gone.

Despite its short lived existence, nitric oxide affects many organs. In the brain it has a calming effect.

How?

Nitric oxide turns on a chain reaction in our cells that allows our blood vessels to relax and dilate. People with atherosclerosis (clogging and hardening of the arteries) commonly don’t make enough nitric oxide to keep their arteries open. The lack of NO helps to explain the detrimental effects we feel during periods of high stress as well as periods of low sleep.

Most people about now are asking - How do I get my hands on some of this?

The fastest way to open the valve on your own biological nitric oxide tank is through your nose!

Yes, you read that right, through your nose.

More specifically NO is found in the highest levels in the nasal pharynx, and that’s why nasal breathing and meditation are so important. The flow of air that happens when you breathe through your nose allows very rich sources of nitric oxide to be fuel injected into your system.

The NO then helps dilate your arteries which increases blood flow.

Here’s what we know about nitric oxide and how it manifests itself in your body:

• Stimulating nitric oxide is one of the ways to promote wakefulness. If you’re feeling sluggish, it tends to mean that you don’t have good levels of NO in those areas of your brain and brain stem that keep you awake.
• Not having enough nitric oxide promotes aging of the skin (good circulation is essential or young-looking skin).
• NO enhances the action of minoxidil (Rogaine).
• Lowers your blood pressure.
• Delay the onset or progression of atherosclerosis
• Reduce your likelihood of (and possibly prevent) having a heart attack or a stroke.

These are not unfounded, unsubstantiated claims!

They are grounded in science, and are supported by studies conducted by Dr. Louis Ignarro in his UCLA School of Medicine lab.

No matter what your age - or physical condition - you can put your body’s NO to work effectively by following Dr. Innaros’s recommendations.

• Nasal breathing
• Take the supplements L-Arginine and L-Citrulline
• L-Arginine 4-6 1000 mg tablets (Daily before bed)
• L-Citrulline 200-1000 mg (Daily before bed)

You can find Dr. Ignarro’s complete recommendation list in his book.