Blood accounts for 8% of the human body, and in order for the body to function normally, fresh blood must be transported to all organs through the blood vessels. After the age of 20, more harmful substances will accumulate in the blood, which, if left unchecked for a long time, can block the blood vessels, leading to a decrease in the body’s metabolic capacity and eventually causing conditions such as “three highs,” triggering cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.
Real case:
Grandpa Liu from Shanxi has been suffering from cerebral infarction. He usually pays great attention to his diet and lifestyle habits. But during the joyous family reunion for the Chinese New Year, Grandpa Liu was rushed to the hospital due to a sudden cerebral infarction.
It is known that Grandpa Liu enjoys playing chess and was having a match with his old buddies that day. Unexpectedly, he fainted because of emotional excitement. Later, with the full efforts of the doctors, Grandpa Liu was out of danger.
Doctors remind that emotional excitement is one of the triggers of sudden cerebral infarction and must be controlled. Cerebral infarction patients should avoid emotional excitement because it can cause spasm of cerebral blood vessels due to the excitement of the sympathetic nervous system, which may lead to new infarcts, exacerbating the patient’s condition, and in severe cases endangering life.
To prevent the sudden onset of cerebral infarction, the following two habits should be corrected as soon as possible:
1. Smoking and drinking
Smoking and drinking are common social phenomena today, and although most people are aware of the harm they cause, it is still difficult to control oneself. Nicotine in cigarettes and ethanol in alcohol can stimulate the central nervous system, damage brain blood vessel cells, reduce patient’s memory, and are not beneficial for stabilizing the condition.
2. Long sleep
Many cerebral infarction patients are mostly middle-aged and elderly people. Due to their condition, they usually have nothing to do at home and choose to sleep to pass the time. In fact, long sleep is not good for cerebral infarction patients because during sleep, blood flow slows down, leading to ischemia and hypoxia in the brain, accelerating the shrinkage of brain blood vessels, ultimately causing cerebral infarction.
The “nemesis” of cerebral infarction has been discovered and it is recommended to insist on supplementing these 4 common foods to keep the blood vessels unblocked:
1. Pu Beishuangsu
Pu Beishuangsu is a nutrient specially developed for the pathogenesis of the “three highs” disease. It is rich in various nutritional essences including Tianbei powder, Cordyceps militaris, Cassia seed, ginseng, Pueraria lobata, and honeysuckle, etc.
According to the “Yellow Emperor’s Inner Classic Ling Shu,” these herbs have the function of stabilizing blood lipids, dissolving blood clots, and have a strong effect on clearing blood vessels. Suitable for daily dietary regulation of the body.
Its pharmacological analysis is as follows:
Tianbei powder contains Tianbei kinase and peptides that can promote fat metabolism, effectively clear cholesterol and triglycerides in the blood, prevent vascular sclerosis;
Cordyceps militaris: containing flavonoids and other trace elements that can lower blood lipids, dissolve clots, help stabilize blood lipid levels and clear blood vessels;
Pueraria lobata: containing various minerals and trace elements, can regulate blood lipid levels, reduce blood viscosity, and help prevent the occurrence of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.
