Nutritional Atherosclerosis Control - Lower Elevated Fibrinogen Levels Many physicians, including cardiologists, rarely look at other blood risk factors, such as the HDL-good cholesterol/total cholesterol ratio and the triglyceride/HDL-good cholesterol ratio, rather than total cholesterol. A new "functional intact fibrinogen" (FiF) diagnostic test has been developed to measure blood levels of fibrinogen - a protein synthesized by the liver, necessary for normal blood clotting. Studies have shown that high fibrinogen levels can increase a risk of cardiovascular disease up to threefold; therefore, this variable, but independent, blood parametershould be considered in the process of developing atherosclerosis (Circulation: Journal of the American Heart Association October 3, 2000). Hopefully, availibility of the functional intact fibrinogen test will convince more doctors to check this important predictor of heart disease. As currently there are no fibrinogen-lowering drugs. However, in our clinical experience with Arterial Cleansing Formula, when taken for at least three consecutive months, it demonstrates the ability to lower elevated blood fibrinogen levels. An Opportunity The nutritional approach is for you - if you have courage, good will and persistence, and are not afraid to take your health into your own hands. At Full-Health.com, we are sure that this simple method - so simple that, at first, its simplicity makes you difficult to believe - will do as much for you as it has done for our clients and customers. If other people have benefited from Arterial Cleansing Formula, you, or someone you know or hold dear, can benefit as well. Questions? Concerns? Call 1. 877. 786. 8458 Subscribe to $FREE 'ArterialHealth e-News' Request $FREE e-Pamphlet 'Bypass the Bypass' Order your Arterial Cleansing Formula TODAY! back to web version www.full-health.com © 1998-2004 ATHEROSCLEROSIS Controlled Nutritionally At 50+. Arterial Cleansing Formula - Reverse Atherosclerosis Without Drugs or Surgery. All rights reserved worldwide. This document may not be copied in part or full without express written permission from the publisher. The information on atherosclerosis and nutrition provided herein is a general overview on this topic and may not apply to everyone, therefore, it should not be used for diagnosis or treatment of any medical condition. While reasonable effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information on atherosclerosis, Full-Health.com assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions, or for damages resulting from use of the information herein.