Inflammation and heart health are intertwined!Inflammation and heart health. Lets take a look at how we can slow or stop heart inflammation. 
The heart becomes affected when there is a slow down of flow in our body. When there is a great deal of cellular garbage or waste in the blood as seen by our urine, the will affect our heart. Inflammation is a way for our body to protect itself from further harm. In order to shut down the inflammation response, work on getting rid of the cellular waste that can burden the heart. What is this cellular waste made up of? It is made up of undigested proteins. These undigested proteins if not excreted from the blood through the kidneys, these will eventually cause an inflammation response to happen. This protein will also make our blood sticky, which over works our heart. Very Important: Plant enzymes can break these proteins up. 
Enzymes are the workers in the body. We can quickly use up this supply, by over eating protein, eating cooked food and of course junk foods. This will use up and cause our organs to work harder to produce them. Not good for the heart. These workers are essential to combat heart inflammation as well as over all inflammation. It is very important that we digest all of our food, but make sure that digestion of protein takes place. This can help prevent our blood from getting sticky. NEW! Would you like to join in on our HELP LINE Click Here or scroll sown to the bottom of this page to find or add your question or story. Related Articles: Inflammation of the heart lining is called pericarditis. Artery inflammation Atherosclerosis. Pulmonary inflammation. Heart Inflammation Hot LineWould you like to ask our staff or visitors a question? Would you like to share your experience dealing with Heart concerns? Please type your comments into the form below. Then just follow the instructions. Our hope is the discussion hot line will become a great source of information for you, to get answers and find solutions. Here is the place to communicate with others who have similar experiences, or knowledge of this subject. Return from Inflammation and heart health to About Inflammation Disclaimer: The information presented on this website is not intended to replace the advice of your Doctor. The information is for educational purposes. All health conditions should be treated by a health practitioner. This site is not meant to dispense medical advice, and does not assume responsibility for those who choose to treat themselves.
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