Vital nutrient recommendations for Circulatory disorders

The recommendation for Circulatory disorders covers six nutrients for acute treatment — most importantly Arginin (L-Arginin), Vitamin D3 and Vitamin K2. You will find the intake and role of each nutrient in the overview.

Recommended nutrients & intake

Active ingredientIntakePriorityNote
Arginin (L-Arginin)6 capsule(s) of 750 mgPrimarySemi-essential amino acid. Take with food.
Vitamin D36 drop(s) of 20 µgPrimaryIntake: with main meal. 20 mcg = 800 IU = 1 drop of vitamin D3 Vida (other products > calculate correct dosage). From 4000 IU: intake of 200 micrograms of vitamin K2 is important (children: not necessary).
Vitamin K21 capsule(s) of 225 µgPrimaryTake with food, use fermented All-trans Vit. K2.
Grape Seed Extract3 capsule(s) of 300 mgPrimaryTo be taken with food. Active ingredient is OPC (oligomeric proanthocyanidines - type of flavonoid)
Magnesium3 capsule(s) of 200 mgPrimaryTake with food spread over the day. Important to vitamin D. Avoid Mg-citrates & Mg-oxides. Attention: capsule size refers to the content of elemental magnesium and not to the total of magnesium salts!
Cayenne2 capsule(s) of 500 mgAdditionalTake before meals. Take 1 capsule for the first few days during meals, when you get used to the effect, then starting taking the capsule before meals.

Intake figures are for adults weighing 60–80 kg. The Web-Doctor adjusts the dosage to your body weight.

Treat acutely or prevent?

Acute treatment

This recommendation is designed for acute treatment: the nutrients are taken until the symptoms clearly subside — usually over several weeks. If symptoms persist, the further duration of intake belongs in medical hands.

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Dr. med. Heinz Lüscher

Heinz Lüscher, MD, is an orthomolecular physician, vital substances expert and head physician of the Wise Medicine AG practice. He is enthusiastic about the possibilities offered by natural, sustainable and people-oriented medicine and wants to combine the best of conventional and complementary medicine. Mehr zum Autor