CARDIOZIN Blood Pressure normalizing active herbal tea blend • 80g

Cardiozin combines the power of 7 herbs. A smartly designed herbal tea complex for normalizing blood pressure and supporting balanced heart function, as well as for managing the following problems and conditions:

• High blood pressure
• Heart rhythm disturbances
• Heart palpitations
• Weakened heart muscle
• Arteriosclerosis
• Heart failure

Cardiozin supports the elasticity of blood vessels, promotes healthy blood circulation and pressure levels, and improves the blood supply to the heart muscle, enhancing the strength of the heart’s contractions. If high blood pressure is present, it supports its reduction.

You may notice positive effects in cases of heart failure, chest pain, or frequent shortness of breath.

Cardiozin stimulates circulation and has a natural diuretic property. It helps protect larger and smaller blood vessels from free radicals, reducing the risk of calcification.

☀ How to prepare / Suggested use:

• Pour 2–3 dl of boiling water over 1 tablespoon of the tea blend
• Let it steep for 5–10 minutes
• Then strain it
• And consume fresh, 1–2 cups daily

The Cardiozin herbal tea complex is ideally consumed independently of meals, for example, 2 hours after eating or on an empty stomach, i.e., half an hour before meals.

You may consume a double dose of Cardiozin daily.

It can be used as a course until symptoms subside. For prevention, 2 cups per week are recommended.

Warnings: not recommended during pregnancy and breastfeeding, or for children under 12 years of age. If you are receiving medication for your symptoms, consult your doctor or pharmacist before using the tea.

Storage: in a cool, dry place, protected from light, at a temperature below 25 °C.

Active herbs in the Cardiozin herbal complex:

The Cardiozin Active Herbal complex contains no additives or preservatives. The herbs are processed and packaged with expert care.

Hawthorn • Crataegus – positive physiological effects

Hawthorn has heart muscle strengthening properties. It enhances the strength of the heart's contractions, thus ensuring more efficient blood pumping. It improves the blood and oxygen supply to the heart muscle, especially in age-related heart weakness. It may help reduce heart rhythm disorders. [01.]

Hawthorn has a mild vasodilating effect, which may lower peripheral resistance, contributing to blood pressure reduction. It is especially beneficial in cases of high blood pressure associated with stress or cardiac insufficiency.

Hawthorn acts gently and gradually, not suddenly, making it ideal for long-term use.

It may also be effective as a supportive treatment for mild to moderate heart failure. It can be used for issues such as chest pressure, chest weakness, or shortness of breath after physical exertion.

It may reduce angina symptoms by improving the oxygenation of the heart muscle.

Hibiscus • Hibiscus rosa-sinensis – positive physiological effects

Hibiscus contains antioxidant flavonoids (e.g., anthocyanins) and polyphenols, which help reduce oxidative stress, thereby protecting the cardiovascular system. Hibiscus is an excellent blood pressure-lowering herb. It may reduce both systolic and diastolic pressure. Its effect on blood pressure is similar to that of ACE inhibitors, but without side effects.

The anthocyanins in hibiscus protect blood vessel walls from calcification, reduce vascular inflammation, and help maintain permeability and elasticity of the vessels. Hibiscus also supports capillary circulation, making it beneficial in cases like varicose veins. [02.]

Blackcurrant leaf • Ribis nigri folium – positive physiological effects

Blackcurrant leaf supports the heart by reducing inflammation and excess fluid in the body. Thanks to its mild diuretic effect, it can decrease blood volume, thereby easing the workload of the heart and potentially lowering blood pressure.

It reduces inflammatory factors affecting the heart, promoting better oxygenation. Especially helpful in cases of high blood pressure accompanied by water retention and edema. [03.]

Field horsetail • Equiseti arvensis herba – positive physiological effects

Field horsetail has a strong diuretic effect, helping to reduce circulating blood volume and alleviate heart strain, particularly in congestive heart failure. It helps eliminate excess salt and water from the body—useful in heart conditions involving high blood pressure and edema.

It is extremely rich in silicon dioxide, which strengthens blood vessel walls and connective tissue, improving the structure and elasticity of blood vessels. It may also reduce capillary fragility, making it beneficial for those prone to varicose veins. [04.]

Eyebright • Euphrasiae herba – positive physiological effects

Due to its mild anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, eyebright provides general tissue protection for the cardiovascular system. The tannins found in eyebright have a mild astringent effect, which can tone blood vessels at the capillary level. [05.]

Shepherd’s purse - Capsellae bursa-pastoris herba – positive physiological effects

Shepherd’s purse has a toning effect on blood vessels, especially capillaries. Due to its vasoconstrictor properties, it may reduce mild congestion, making it useful even in low blood pressure-related pooling. By improving vessel condition, it supports circulation. It is also beneficial in autonomic nervous system-related blood pressure issues.

Lemon balm leaf • Melissae folium – positive physiological effects

Lemon balm has a calming effect on the heart, especially helpful in palpitations caused by stress, anxiety, or nervousness. It eases autonomic nervous system imbalances, which often underlie arrhythmias, chest tightness, or blood pressure fluctuations.

The flavonoids, rosmarinic acid, and essential oils in lemon balm provide antioxidant and anti-inflammatory support, protecting blood vessels from oxidative damage, improving vessel wall condition, and potentially relieving vascular spasms.

Properties of the Cardiozin herbal blend: