fish peptides

Lower blood pressure with fish peptides

June 12th, 2010 |

Author: Elaine

According to Dr. Michael Murphy, high blood pressure kills over 50,000 people in the United States every year. He says it also contributes to the death of many, many more. Controlling high blood pressure is obviously a major concern to the population. Presccription drugs used to do that often have side effects and make patients feel worse.

Fish peptides come from the muscle of the bonito fish.

Dr. Murphy suggests an alternative. He suggests lowering your blood pressure naturally through a new approach using fish peptides. He explains fish peptides:

Fish peptides are composed of a purified mixture of nine small peptides (proteins) derived from muscle of the fish bonito (a member of the tuna family). Fish peptides work to lower blood pressure by inhibiting ACE (angiotensin converting enzyme). This enzyme converts angiotensin I to angiotensin II – a compound that increases both the fluid volume and the degree of constriction of the blood vessels. If we use a garden hose model to illustrate the pressure in your arteries, the formation of angiotensen II would be similar to pinching off the hose while turning up the faucet full blast. By inhibiting the formation of this compound, Fish peptides relax the arterial walls and reduce fluid volume and exert the strongest inhibition of ACE reported for any naturally occurring substance available.

You will find Fish peptides available in Columbus, Indiana at Natural Choices. If you do not live near Columbus, you can call at (812) 375-1677, place an order and have it shipped directly to your house.

I suppose you could call and have products shipped even if you do live near Columbus! It would save time, but you would miss out on the experience of walking through the aisles. That’s what I love to do because I always find something new and interesting.

–Ellie of the Natural Choices Blog Team