CardioTabs customers Jason and Lisa C of Golden, CO include CardioTabs omega-3, CardioWhey, and CardioDaily as part of their active lifestyle that includes hiking, running marathons and skiing. Says Jason, CardioTabs Omega-3 Fish Oil is great for me because I have a family history of heart disease. We also use it to help soothe inflammation after hard workouts. CardioWhey is the perfect post-workout protein replenisher – and it tastes great!

Jason and Lisa C of Golden, CO

Make healthy living a family affair. Three generations of women join together for the Children’s Hospital of Orange County Walk in the Park at Disneyland. Grandmother Karen W. of Walnut Creek, CA swears by CardioTabs Omega-3 Fish Oil and CardioGT. Daughter Lori J. of Ladera Ranch, CA loves the high DHA content of CardioTabs Omega-3 Fish Oil and its benefits for her developing baby.

Lori J., Karen W., and Grace

Hello from a long-time (5+ years) customer. Attached is a picture of me attacking the rock wall in Horn Creek, Colorado. Thanks for helping me stay healthy!

Rick Lucas

Have taken CardioTabs Omega-3 fish oil for several years. Am on an automatic order every 3 months. Had stents in heart Sept. 2001 and aortic valve replaced & mitro valve repaired Nov. 2006. Exercise is the key along with CardioTabs.

Mildred Burk

CardioTabs customer and heart attack survivor Dave C. of Omaha, NE credits CardioSterol and CardioTea with helping to keep his cholesterol in check.

Dave C. of Omaha, NE

Imagine me, a golfer, a health nut, the one who always has a salad when everyone else has a burger and fries, having a heart attack, but I did. It happened on a beautiful evening, after a game of golf as I was washing my clubs in the kitchen sink. I felt a pressure in the middle of my chest and across my shoulder blades. It was uncomfortable enough to go upstairs, take a Bayer aspirin, and go to bed. It was only 9:00, but I knew something was not right as I laid there. I didn’t have high cholesterol and I had really low blood pressure so I couldn’t be having a heart attack, or could I.

The pressure in my chest woke me up around 1:00am. I sat up, said a prayer, took another aspirin and went into my office to boot up my computer. I didn’t have any of the symptoms they tell you to look for if you are having a heart attack, but something was nagging at me. I went to the American Heart Association website and read the symptoms…..none of which I had. Then I saw it, a comment that many women have pressure in their back and into their jaw. Well my jaw didn’t ache, but my back sure did, so off I went to St. Luke’s. As I drove to the hospital, I kept telling myself that I was sure they would say it was just indigestion and send me home and no one would be the wiser.

Unfortunately, the doctors had other ideas. My heart was apparently in spasms, which resulted in a heart attack. I don’t remember much and frankly I thought I was just fine, but later conversations with the doctors made me realize that I really had suffered from a heart attack. Tests determined that I had a slight blockage (not caused by cholesterol) and a stent was inserted that very night. I feel very blessed that my body gave me a warning that something was wrong and I was able to get it fixed before any damage was done to my heart. I now am an avid participant in cardiac rehab; I have all my friends on Omega-3 (great stocking stuffers at Christmas) and am a firm believer that anyone over 40 should have their hearts checked out. I also volunteer at St. Luke’s, visiting women of all ages that have had a heart attack, talking with them about their bright futures and their change in lifestyles. Together, we can help women get and keep their hearts strong.

Denise Lehmer