Cardio Response - Innate Response

Suggested Use: Take 3 tablets daily, with food, or as directed by your health care professional.

Cardio Response - Cardio Response® offers protective whole foods and botanicals to promote superior cardiovascular healths.

Cardio Response is a multi-dimensional formula crafted with the understanding that the synergy created by unifying several whole plant and food ingredients can have a profound restorative effect on the body. Select whole food nutrients were chosen for their essential roles in promoting cardiovascular health. Whole foods and botanicals with the innate intelligence to target and support the cardiovascular system have been included for the broad range of protective and adaptogenic compounds they provide. The inclusion of wild blueberry, pomegranate, pine bark and grape seed provide the body with an enhanced spectrum of protective whole food compounds and promote overall health of the cardiovascular system. Cardio Response is an exceptional source of 100% whole food vitamins, minerals and botanicals providing superior support for cardiovascular health.

Cardio Response by Innate Response was selected by our staff due to its popularity in the Heart Health, Longevity, Men's Health, Women's Health, Whole Food Vitamins categories of high quality supplements and vitamins. View one of the following links to learn more about the ingredients used in Cardio Response, read Cardio Response reviews or browse related articles. See all products by Innate Response

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Supplement Facts: Suggested Use: Take 3 tablets daily, with food, or as directed by your health care professional. 3 Tablets
Ingredients	AMT	%DV
100 % Whole Food Nutrients	-	-
Vitamin E (brown rice; 400 mg) tocopherols (d-alpha, d-beta, d-gamma, d-delta) tocotrienols (d-alpha, d-beta, d-gamma, d-delta)	100 IU	333
Vitamin B6 (S. cerevisiae; 125 mg)	25 mg	1250
Folate ( broccoli; 80 mg)	800 mcg	200
Vitamin B12 (S. cerevisiae; 25 mg)	125 mg	2083
Magnesium (100% amino acid chelate)	200 mg	50
Selenium (S. cerevisiae; 50 mg)	50 mcg	71
Potassium (100% amino acid chelate)	50 mg	1
Coenzyme Q-10	30 mg	-
Tonic Mushroom Extracts	150 mg	-
Reishi mycelia, cordyceps sinensis	-	-
Cardio Antioxidants	70 mg	-
Pine Bark OPC's, grape seed & fruit extract (vitis venifera)	-	-
Cardio Whole Food Blend	875 mg	-
BluePhenolic blueberry concentrate (caccinium angustifolium), garlic bulb, tomato, watercress, onion bulb, pomegranate concentrate, beet root	-	-
Cardio Botanical Blend	630 mg	-
Rhodiola rosea root, dandelion leaf, hawthorne berry & leaf, cramp bark, linden flower (tilia spp.), rosemary leaf, turmeric root, ginger rhizome	-	-
Immune Blend	280 mg	-
S.cerevisiae,broccoli, polysaccharides, co q10, SOD, glutathione, beta glucans, lipoic acid, trace minerals, probiotics	-	-
Bioactive Enzymes & Proteins	203 mg	-
Enzymes, peptides, RNA/DNA, Amino acids, branch chain amino acids	-	-

Other Ingredients: Vegetable cellulose, rice bran, silica, guar gum, vegetable lubricant. FREE of: gluten, dairy, soy, corn, wheat, pesticides and herbicides. Nothing artificial or synthetic.

(-) There is no %DV or the manufactuer has not provided this data.

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