Consists of all-natural ingredients :-

Our high blood pressure medication consists of all-natural ingredients that are essential in making it safe and effective. It contains no chemically generated compounds, fillers, or artificial additives and unlike pharmaceutical drugs, does not require a prescription and has no negative side effects. Cardiofy is another remarkable product.

Unlike the pharmaceutical drugs, Cardiofy does not have negative side-effects and is all-natural. The key to the effectiveness of our high blood pressure medication lies in its potent blend of botanical ingredients, combined from over two years of laboratory trials and immuno-pharmacological research. Every ingredient plays its particular role and the botanical blend as a whole represents a powerful tool to normalize your blood pressure levels.

More Proof is in the Ingredients

Cardiofy is a safe, proprietary selection of special herbs renowned for their cardio-protective properties. Concentrated Extracts of these herbs have been blended in a powerfully effective combination to increase assimilation and effective potency of each ingredient while eliminating unwanted side-effects. Gathered from throughout India, they include:

• Brahmi - Centella Asiatica (Gotu Kola)
  The active constituents in Brahmi are known as triterpenoids, which enhance the production of collagen in bones, cartilage, and connective tissue. These substances strengthen blood vessel, improve blood flow, lower blood pressure, strengthen blood vessels, and minimize varicose veins. Brahmi has anti-convulsive activity, besides producing significant alterations in the neurochemistry of the brain. Studies have shown that extracts of Brahmi significantly inhibit gastric ulceration induced by hypertension and high blood pressure. Brahmi also increases the mean level of red blood cells. Red blood cells are rich in hemoglobin and responsible for providing oxygen to tissues.
  
  
• Arjuna - Terminalia Arjuna (Arjuna)
  This herb has been used in Ayurveda for cardiac ailments since ancient times. The active constituents are ß-sitosterol, ellagic acid, and arjunic acid. These compounds are beta-blockers (they slow heart rate)and are powerful antioxidants, containing cardio-protective, hypolipidemic, anti-angina, and anti-atheroma properties. Arjuna has been used in Ayurveda to treat coronary artery disease, heart failure, hypercholesterolemia, and relief of angina pain. It can help lower cholesterol by as much as 64%. In clinical studies, after only 30 days, people taking Arjuna saw their LDL levels plummet by an average of 25-26%.
  
  
• Palandu - Allium Cepa (Onion)
  Active constituents in Palandu are flavonoids, particularly quercetin. Quercetin has been linked to a decreased risk of heart attack and may reduce the incidence of atherosclerosis. Palandu, is rich is certain sulphur-containing compounds. These compounds are responsible for the pungent smell and fumes from Palandu as well as the various health benefits. Regular consumption of Palandu reduces bad cholesterol and high blood pressure. It is a natural anti-clotting agent because it possesses substances that have fibrinolytic activity and can suppress platelet aggregation. A whole family of alpha-sulfinyl disulfides isolated from Palandu has been shown to strongly inhibit the arachidonic acid cascade in platelets. Studies have concluded that serum, liver, and aorta triglyceride levels were decreased after use of an aqueous extract of Palandu.
  
  
• Lashuna - Allium Sativum (Garlic)
  The extracts of the Lashuna bulb and compound preparations possess pharmacodynamic properties. Active constituents include Allicin (diallyl thiosulphinate) which has been found to have a significant protective action against a fat induced increase in serum cholesterol and plasma fibrinogen and in fibrinolytic activity. Lashuna prevents hypertension induced by chronic inhibition of nitric oxide synthesis. It exhibits strong antioxidant activity, anti-clotting properties, inhibits atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries), reduces "bad" cholesterol levels in the blood, raises "good" cholesterol levels in the blood, and lowers blood pressure.
  
  
• Punarnava - Boerhavia Diffusa (Boerhavia)
  The roots of this herb contain rotenoids AI, BI, C2 , D, E ,and F, dihydroisofurenoxanthin, borhavine and an antifibrinolytic agent, punarnavoside. Punarnava is a powerful Rasayana (longevity enhancer). It has diuretic and Ca2+ channel blocking activity. By clearing the excess of avalambhaka and kledhaka kapha from the chest and stomach, Punarnava opens the channels - especially for rasa and rakta, the circulatory fluids, to flow unimpeded.
  
  
• Shankhpushpi - Evolvulus Alsinoides (Dwarf Morning Glory)
  This herb contains the alkaloids convolvine, convolamine, phyllabine, convolidine, confoline, convoline, subhirsine, convosine, and convolvidine along with scopoline and ß-sitosterol. In clinical studies, the ethanolic (50%)extract of Shankhpushpi reduces total serum cholesterol, triglycerides, phospholipids and non-esterified fatty-acids. High-density lipoprotein or HDL was also significantly raised.
  
  
• Jatamansi - Nardostachys Jatamansi (Jatamansi)
  The roots of Jatamansi have been clinically employed for their anti-ischemic, antioxidant, anti-convulsant, and neuro-protective activities. Jatamansone, Jatamanshic acid, Virolin and Diastereome are its principal constituents. Traditionally the herb has been used to treat epilepsy, hysteria, and convulsions. The oil extracted from Jatamansi possesses anti-arrhythmic activity with possible therapeutic usefulness in cases of auricular flutter. The underlying mechanism of action can be attributed to its antioxidant enzymes. Jatamansi also has the power to promote awareness and calm the mind. It is a very useful herb for treating palpitations, tension, headaches, and restlessness, and is used for effectively relieving insomnia and other sleep disturbances. This herb's sedative properties work with your body's own sleep-wake cycles to support healthy, natural sleep patterns required for optimal mental acuity.
  
  
• Makandi - Plectranthus Barbatus (Forskohlii)
  Forskohlii is the source of a unique substance known as Forskolin. Forskolin is a diterpene which directly activates adenylate cyclase and raises cyclic AMP levels in a variety of tissues. Cyclic AMP is an important cell regulating compound. Once formed, it activates many other enzymes involved in diverse cellular functions. Under normal situations, cAMP is formed when a stimulatory hormone (epinephrine)binds to a receptor site on the cell membrane and stimulates the activation of adenylate cyclase. This enzyme is incorporated into all cellular membranes and only the specificity of the receptor determines which hormone will activate it in a particular cell. Forskolin appears to bypass this need for direct hormonal activation of adenylate cyclase. As a result of this direct activation of adenylate cyclase, intracellular cAMP levels rise. The physiological and biochemical effects of a raised intracellular cAMP level include: increased force of heart muscle contractions and relaxation of the arteries and other smooth muscles.
  
  
• Ashwagandha - Withania Somnifera (Ashwagandha)
  Recommended in the ancient Kama Sutra for heightening cardiovascular health, Ashwagandha is easily the most potent herb in the entire botanical kingdom. It has the ability to promote physical and mental health, augment resistance against disease and diverse adverse environmental factors, revitalize the body in debilitated conditions, and increase longevity. Ashwagandha contains the steroidal lactones: withanolides, withaferin, and heterogeneous alkaloids including cuscohygrine, anahygrine, tropine, pseudotropine, and anaferine. These compounds contribute to maintenance of myocardial (heart muscle)antioxidant status and contributes to the significant restoration of most of the altered haemodynamic parameters in heart disease. Ashwagandha is an "adaptogenic" herb that has a rejuvenating effect on the body and imparts a sense of well-being and helps one cope with stress. It brings restorative action to the nervous system, counteracts anxiety and high blood pressure, and promotes a calm state of mind. Ashwagandha brings the body back to equilibrium by relaxing it when stressed and energizing it when fatigued.
  
  
• Guggulu - Commiphora Mukul (Guggul)
  Guggulu is a well-known Ayurvedic herb which normalizes lipid metabolism and regulates cholesterol and triglyceride levels. Its active constituents are guggulsterones which help the body burn excess fat. It does this safely, effectively, and without the serious side effects that often accompany Western drugs. Guggulu has also clinically demonstrated a cholesterol-lowering ability rivaling any natural substance yet found. According to the Indian Journal of Medical Research, Guggulu has been found to reduce total blood cholesterol in the range of 22 to 27 percent, irrespective of dietary modifications. Since heart attack risk drops by two percent for every one percent drop in total cholesterol, Guggulu can cut the chance of heart attack by half. It also lowers levels of the unwanted LDL and VIDL components of cholesterol which clog the arteries, while at the same time raising the anti-clogging HDL. Guggulu reduces blood triglycerides - fatty substances that contribute to atherosclerosis and heart attack risk. In clinical studies, Guggulu caused a 12% decrease in triglycerides, and an 11.1% decrease in the total cholesterol ratio.
  
  
• Ardaka - Zingiber Officinale (Ginger)
  Gingerol, the active compound in Ardaka, is valued for its cardio-tonic properties. In a potent 4:1 ratio extract form, concentrated levels of Gingerol stimulate peripheral circulation to the extremities resulting in a warming effect on the heart and improved functioning of the heart's smooth muscles. Ardaka helps to block the effects of prostaglandins that cause inflammation of the blood vessels. Elevated quantities of Gingerol serve as an effective stress neutralizer by helping to reduce high blood pressure and cholesterol while improving appetite and digestion and relieving nausea. Ayurvedic practitioners also rely on Ginger as a "carrier" herb that enables other herbs to react more effectively in the body.
  
  
• Sarpgandha - Rauvolfia Serpentina (Rauwolfia)
  Reserpine is the most important alkaloid present in the root, stem, and leaves of the Sarpgandha plant. It varies from 1.7 to 3.0% concentration. Reserpine has a highly complex pattern of activity. It is reported to influence the concentration of glycogen, acetyl choline, g-amino butyric acid, nucleic acids, and anti-diuretic hormone. Reserpine helps with regulation of the temperature centre and also favors permeation of blood into areas rendered ischemic. It produces sedation and a lowering of blood pressure. It is most valuable in young patients with mild labile hypertension associated with tachycardia. In those with long established hypertension, Sarpgandha is best used in conjunction with more potent hypertensive drugs such as hexamethonium or hydralazine. In severe hypertension, Sarpgandha extracts may be given by intravenous or intramuscular injection within a few hours from when symptoms begin. Rauwolfia Serpentina has been used to treat hypertension in West for centuries.