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This package includes lung health, heart health, seafood platter, blood health and circulation health. Also includes a Breathe easy tea.
π¬οΈ Daily Support for a Strong Respiratory System: The Power of Lung, Heart, Blood & Circulation Health
Breathing is the most essential function of life β but itβs not just about the lungs. The respiratory system relies on oxygen intake, heart performance, blood quality, and circulation to keep every cell in your body energized, especially your brain and muscles.
Supporting these systems every day with nutrient-rich herbs, minerals, and superfoods can optimize oxygen delivery, reduce inflammation, and boost endurance, mental clarity, and immunity.
Letβs break down the science-backed benefits of lung health, heart health, seafood nutrition, blood health, and circulation support for the respiratory system β and why consistency is key.
π¬οΈ 1. Lung Health: Clearing the Airways
Your lungs take in oxygen and release carbon dioxide. When supported properly, they function more efficiently, especially during physical activity or exposure to environmental stressors.
β Key Nutrients & Herbs:
Mullein, elecampane, and licorice root for soothing and clearing airways
Vitamin C to fight inflammation and improve lung tissue strength
π¬ Backed by Science:
A study in the Journal of Respiratory Research found that mullein extract improved respiratory function and helped clear mucus.
Vitamin C has been shown to reduce symptoms in people with asthma and bronchial inflammation (Nutrients, 2014).
β€οΈ 2. Heart Health: Powering the Breath
The heart and lungs work as a team. The lungs oxygenate the blood, and the heart pumps it throughout the body. A strong heart ensures oxygen reaches every organ, including the brain and muscles.
β Supportive Ingredients:
Hawthorn berry for improving heart rhythm and blood flow
CoQ10 and magnesium for heart muscle strength
π¬ Science Says:
Hawthorn berry enhances cardiovascular efficiency and oxygen transport (American Journal of Medicine, 2002).
Consistent heart support reduces stress on the lungs and boosts overall stamina.
π 3. Seafood Platter: Mineral Power for Lungs & Blood
Sea-based nutrients like sea moss, kelp, chlorella, spirulina, and dulse offer iodine, magnesium, iron, and omega-3 fatty acids β all critical for lung elasticity, blood quality, and reducing inflammation.
π¬ Research Highlights:
Omega-3s lower inflammation in airways and improve lung function in people with respiratory diseases (Respiratory Medicine, 2010).
Magnesium relaxes bronchial muscles, aiding easier breathing.
π©Έ 4. Blood Health: Fueling Oxygen Delivery
Healthy red blood cells are essential for carrying oxygen from the lungs to your tissues. Anemia, low iron, or poor blood quality can leave you tired, foggy, and breathless.
β Nutrients That Help:
Iron, B12, folate, and chlorophyll-rich greens
Sea moss and chlorella (natural sources of iron and minerals)
π¬ Scientific Support:
Iron deficiency impairs lung function and limits oxygen-carrying capacity (Clinical Nutrition, 2013).
Chlorella is shown to improve hemoglobin levels and blood purity (Nutrition Journal, 2009).
π 5. Circulation Health: Moving Oxygen Efficiently
Proper circulation ensures that the oxygen you breathe in actually reaches your brain, muscles, and vital organs. When circulation is poor, you may feel cold, dizzy, fatigued, or short of breath.
β Natural Circulation Boosters:
Cayenne pepper, ginger, and ginkgo biloba
Beets and garlic for nitric oxide production
π¬ What the Research Shows:
Cayenneβs capsaicin increases blood flow and improves oxygen uptake (Phytotherapy Research, 2015).
Ginger enhances circulation while reducing inflammation, supporting lung and heart synergy (Journal of Medicinal Food, 2013).
π Why Itβs Important to Have These Every Day
Your respiratory system never rests. Every breath you take depends on multiple systems working together β lungs, heart, blood, and vessels.
Daily support ensures:
Reduced risk of respiratory infections
Improved stamina and recovery
Better oxygen flow to the brain and body
Enhanced immune defense and detoxification
To get maximum benefits from supplements eating/ drinking better is mandatory. Example: 1.5 pound high calorie/ low nutrient meal is always heavier than grams of low calorie/ high nutrient supplements.
Lung HealthIngredients -Rosehips, marshmallow, fenugreek seed, rosemary, astragalus root, black pepper, ginger, eucalyptus leaf, mullein leaf, slippery elm bark, turmeric, goldenseal root and peppermint leaf.
Heart HealthIngredients -oom, ginger, ceylon cinnamon, mistletoe, ginkgo leaf, eleuthero root and olive leaf.
Seafood PlatterIngredients - Sea Moss, bladderwrack, kelp, chlorella and dulse.
Blood healthIngredients - Burdock root, olive leaf, kelp, goldenseal root, dandelion root, amla fruit, rose hips, nettle leaf, ginger, yellow dock, red clover, sarsaparilla and cayenne pepper.
Circulation HealthIngredients - cayenne pepper, hawthorn berry, reishi mushroom, cayenne pepper, ginger, ceylon cinnamon, kelp, dulse, black seed parsley and black pepper
This package includes lung health, heart health, seafood platter, blood health and circulation health. Also includes a Breathe easy tea.
π¬οΈ Daily Support for a Strong Respiratory System: The Power of Lung, Heart, Blood & Circulation Health
Breathing is the most essential function of life β but itβs not just about the lungs. The respiratory system relies on oxygen intake, heart performance, blood quality, and circulation to keep every cell in your body energized, especially your brain and muscles.
Supporting these systems every day with nutrient-rich herbs, minerals, and superfoods can optimize oxygen delivery, reduce inflammation, and boost endurance, mental clarity, and immunity.
Letβs break down the science-backed benefits of lung health, heart health, seafood nutrition, blood health, and circulation support for the respiratory system β and why consistency is key.
π¬οΈ 1. Lung Health: Clearing the Airways
Your lungs take in oxygen and release carbon dioxide. When supported properly, they function more efficiently, especially during physical activity or exposure to environmental stressors.
β Key Nutrients & Herbs:
Mullein, elecampane, and licorice root for soothing and clearing airways
Vitamin C to fight inflammation and improve lung tissue strength
π¬ Backed by Science:
A study in the Journal of Respiratory Research found that mullein extract improved respiratory function and helped clear mucus.
Vitamin C has been shown to reduce symptoms in people with asthma and bronchial inflammation (Nutrients, 2014).
β€οΈ 2. Heart Health: Powering the Breath
The heart and lungs work as a team. The lungs oxygenate the blood, and the heart pumps it throughout the body. A strong heart ensures oxygen reaches every organ, including the brain and muscles.
β Supportive Ingredients:
Hawthorn berry for improving heart rhythm and blood flow
CoQ10 and magnesium for heart muscle strength
π¬ Science Says:
Hawthorn berry enhances cardiovascular efficiency and oxygen transport (American Journal of Medicine, 2002).
Consistent heart support reduces stress on the lungs and boosts overall stamina.
π 3. Seafood Platter: Mineral Power for Lungs & Blood
Sea-based nutrients like sea moss, kelp, chlorella, spirulina, and dulse offer iodine, magnesium, iron, and omega-3 fatty acids β all critical for lung elasticity, blood quality, and reducing inflammation.
π¬ Research Highlights:
Omega-3s lower inflammation in airways and improve lung function in people with respiratory diseases (Respiratory Medicine, 2010).
Magnesium relaxes bronchial muscles, aiding easier breathing.
π©Έ 4. Blood Health: Fueling Oxygen Delivery
Healthy red blood cells are essential for carrying oxygen from the lungs to your tissues. Anemia, low iron, or poor blood quality can leave you tired, foggy, and breathless.
β Nutrients That Help:
Iron, B12, folate, and chlorophyll-rich greens
Sea moss and chlorella (natural sources of iron and minerals)
π¬ Scientific Support:
Iron deficiency impairs lung function and limits oxygen-carrying capacity (Clinical Nutrition, 2013).
Chlorella is shown to improve hemoglobin levels and blood purity (Nutrition Journal, 2009).
π 5. Circulation Health: Moving Oxygen Efficiently
Proper circulation ensures that the oxygen you breathe in actually reaches your brain, muscles, and vital organs. When circulation is poor, you may feel cold, dizzy, fatigued, or short of breath.
β Natural Circulation Boosters:
Cayenne pepper, ginger, and ginkgo biloba
Beets and garlic for nitric oxide production
π¬ What the Research Shows:
Cayenneβs capsaicin increases blood flow and improves oxygen uptake (Phytotherapy Research, 2015).
Ginger enhances circulation while reducing inflammation, supporting lung and heart synergy (Journal of Medicinal Food, 2013).
π Why Itβs Important to Have These Every Day
Your respiratory system never rests. Every breath you take depends on multiple systems working together β lungs, heart, blood, and vessels.
Daily support ensures:
Reduced risk of respiratory infections
Improved stamina and recovery
Better oxygen flow to the brain and body
Enhanced immune defense and detoxification
To get maximum benefits from supplements eating/ drinking better is mandatory. Example: 1.5 pound high calorie/ low nutrient meal is always heavier than grams of low calorie/ high nutrient supplements.
Lung HealthIngredients -Rosehips, marshmallow, fenugreek seed, rosemary, astragalus root, black pepper, ginger, eucalyptus leaf, mullein leaf, slippery elm bark, turmeric, goldenseal root and peppermint leaf.
Heart HealthIngredients -oom, ginger, ceylon cinnamon, mistletoe, ginkgo leaf, eleuthero root and olive leaf.
Seafood PlatterIngredients - Sea Moss, bladderwrack, kelp, chlorella and dulse.
Blood healthIngredients - Burdock root, olive leaf, kelp, goldenseal root, dandelion root, amla fruit, rose hips, nettle leaf, ginger, yellow dock, red clover, sarsaparilla and cayenne pepper.
Circulation HealthIngredients - cayenne pepper, hawthorn berry, reishi mushroom, cayenne pepper, ginger, ceylon cinnamon, kelp, dulse, black seed parsley and black pepper
This package includes lung health, heart health, seafood platter, blood health and circulation health. Also includes a Breathe easy tea.
π¬οΈ Daily Support for a Strong Respiratory System: The Power of Lung, Heart, Blood & Circulation Health
Breathing is the most essential function of life β but itβs not just about the lungs. The respiratory system relies on oxygen intake, heart performance, blood quality, and circulation to keep every cell in your body energized, especially your brain and muscles.
Supporting these systems every day with nutrient-rich herbs, minerals, and superfoods can optimize oxygen delivery, reduce inflammation, and boost endurance, mental clarity, and immunity.
Letβs break down the science-backed benefits of lung health, heart health, seafood nutrition, blood health, and circulation support for the respiratory system β and why consistency is key.
π¬οΈ 1. Lung Health: Clearing the Airways
Your lungs take in oxygen and release carbon dioxide. When supported properly, they function more efficiently, especially during physical activity or exposure to environmental stressors.
β Key Nutrients & Herbs:
Mullein, elecampane, and licorice root for soothing and clearing airways
Vitamin C to fight inflammation and improve lung tissue strength
π¬ Backed by Science:
A study in the Journal of Respiratory Research found that mullein extract improved respiratory function and helped clear mucus.
Vitamin C has been shown to reduce symptoms in people with asthma and bronchial inflammation (Nutrients, 2014).
β€οΈ 2. Heart Health: Powering the Breath
The heart and lungs work as a team. The lungs oxygenate the blood, and the heart pumps it throughout the body. A strong heart ensures oxygen reaches every organ, including the brain and muscles.
β Supportive Ingredients:
Hawthorn berry for improving heart rhythm and blood flow
CoQ10 and magnesium for heart muscle strength
π¬ Science Says:
Hawthorn berry enhances cardiovascular efficiency and oxygen transport (American Journal of Medicine, 2002).
Consistent heart support reduces stress on the lungs and boosts overall stamina.
π 3. Seafood Platter: Mineral Power for Lungs & Blood
Sea-based nutrients like sea moss, kelp, chlorella, spirulina, and dulse offer iodine, magnesium, iron, and omega-3 fatty acids β all critical for lung elasticity, blood quality, and reducing inflammation.
π¬ Research Highlights:
Omega-3s lower inflammation in airways and improve lung function in people with respiratory diseases (Respiratory Medicine, 2010).
Magnesium relaxes bronchial muscles, aiding easier breathing.
π©Έ 4. Blood Health: Fueling Oxygen Delivery
Healthy red blood cells are essential for carrying oxygen from the lungs to your tissues. Anemia, low iron, or poor blood quality can leave you tired, foggy, and breathless.
β Nutrients That Help:
Iron, B12, folate, and chlorophyll-rich greens
Sea moss and chlorella (natural sources of iron and minerals)
π¬ Scientific Support:
Iron deficiency impairs lung function and limits oxygen-carrying capacity (Clinical Nutrition, 2013).
Chlorella is shown to improve hemoglobin levels and blood purity (Nutrition Journal, 2009).
π 5. Circulation Health: Moving Oxygen Efficiently
Proper circulation ensures that the oxygen you breathe in actually reaches your brain, muscles, and vital organs. When circulation is poor, you may feel cold, dizzy, fatigued, or short of breath.
β Natural Circulation Boosters:
Cayenne pepper, ginger, and ginkgo biloba
Beets and garlic for nitric oxide production
π¬ What the Research Shows:
Cayenneβs capsaicin increases blood flow and improves oxygen uptake (Phytotherapy Research, 2015).
Ginger enhances circulation while reducing inflammation, supporting lung and heart synergy (Journal of Medicinal Food, 2013).
π Why Itβs Important to Have These Every Day
Your respiratory system never rests. Every breath you take depends on multiple systems working together β lungs, heart, blood, and vessels.
Daily support ensures:
Reduced risk of respiratory infections
Improved stamina and recovery
Better oxygen flow to the brain and body
Enhanced immune defense and detoxification
To get maximum benefits from supplements eating/ drinking better is mandatory. Example: 1.5 pound high calorie/ low nutrient meal is always heavier than grams of low calorie/ high nutrient supplements.
Lung HealthIngredients -Rosehips, marshmallow, fenugreek seed, rosemary, astragalus root, black pepper, ginger, eucalyptus leaf, mullein leaf, slippery elm bark, turmeric, goldenseal root and peppermint leaf.
Heart HealthIngredients -oom, ginger, ceylon cinnamon, mistletoe, ginkgo leaf, eleuthero root and olive leaf.
Seafood PlatterIngredients - Sea Moss, bladderwrack, kelp, chlorella and dulse.
Blood healthIngredients - Burdock root, olive leaf, kelp, goldenseal root, dandelion root, amla fruit, rose hips, nettle leaf, ginger, yellow dock, red clover, sarsaparilla and cayenne pepper.
Circulation HealthIngredients - cayenne pepper, hawthorn berry, reishi mushroom, cayenne pepper, ginger, ceylon cinnamon, kelp, dulse, black seed parsley and black pepper