Navasanjivani Madhavprash: to fight against the fear of heart attack

New Delhi (India), November 20: Today, millions of people across the country are suffering from heart disease. Research shows that every 33rd seconds, a person suffers a heart attack. In such a situation, the question that comes to one’s mind is whether it is possible to stop this. Looking at this grievous situation, Madhavbaug has been running the mission of Heart Disease Free India for the last 17 years, continuously working for the welfare of patients by operating more than 350 clinics and 2 residential hospitals across 11 states of India. However, according to the Director of Madhavbaug, Dr. Rohit Sane, “Not everyone can get treatment, and not everyone can reach Madhavbaug’s clinic.” So he thought that something should be done to expand its reach, which would help prevent the disease.

At this point, what came to the mind of Dr. Rohit Sane was the idea of building an entire team for this cause. While figuring out what each person can do as a first step towards keeping their heart healthy, a product called ‘Madhavprash’ was created, which is a rejuvenating combination of over 40 herbs. 

So, what exactly is Madhavprash? For whom? And how exactly does it work? Let’s understand it completely:

Research says that no animal gets a heart attack because vitamin C produced in the body helps prevent heart attacks. And this is automatically produced in animals. But in the human body, this vitamin C has to be produced by the intake of certain food items or medicines; i.e., if vitamin C enters a person’s body every day, then the chances of a heart attack for that person are reduced to a great extent.

To reduce the chances of heart attacks, “Madhavprash” was made, which comprises more than 40 herbs, including amla, giloy, punranava (hogweed), gokshur, and bala, which are rich in vitamin C.

Who can consume Madhavprash?

Every person who has type 2 diabetes can consume Madhavprash because it is known that people with diabetes are at a higher risk of heart disease.

The second most likely medical condition is that of a person who suffers from high blood pressure. Uncontrolled blood pressure is more likely to cause a heart attack or stroke.

The third group includes people who have been referred for angiography, angioplasty, or bypass surgery.

The fourth class is made up of people who have had bypass surgery.

But apart from these people, every person in the family can consume Madhavprash and keep their heart strong. 

Now the question is: what exactly are the benefits of this Madhavprash?

Madhavprash has a lot of antioxidants. And research suggests that eating foods rich in antioxidants reduces the risk of blood clots, thus helping to prevent diseases like heart attacks. 

Madhavprash has been created in Madhavbaug to prevent heart attacks. All the herbs in it strengthen the heart muscles and improve blood supply. You, too, can keep your heart healthy by consuming them. By taking Madhavprash along with making certain lifestyle changes, you can protect yourself from the risk of a heart attack.

So why delay? Order Madhavbaug’s Madhavprash today and start consuming it to save yourself from heart disease.

Home delivery facilities in Madhavprash are available.

https://madhavprash.store/

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