Contrary to popular belief, it’s not the heart.

Most of us, believe that the heart is the organ responsible for circulating all the blood in our system, but the truth is our hearts are only responsible for about 30% of circulation. The other 70% of circulation is done by vasomotor muscles that create wave patterns responsible for moving blood through the 63,000 miles of blood vessels and arteries in our bodies. Copper is essential for maintaining the structural integrity and elasticity of blood vessels and arteries. I have found numerous studies, linking deficiencies of copper with aneurysms, fishers, and thrombosis. So copper maintains the integrity, but it is calcium, magnesium, potassium, and sodium that are responsible for maintaining the Vaso motor muscles. calcium is constrictor. Magnesium is the relaxer. Potassium stabilizes, and dilates sodium is the fluid and pressure stabilizer. all of these components are necessary for keeping our vascular system healthy