Heart and blood pressure reviews, page 2

Heart and circulation supplements should never replace treatment. We check the doses, the claims and the refund terms.

Heart and blood pressure products we reviewed

21 reviews, best rated first. Showing 13 to 21.

A $37 cholesterol ebook whose chapter titles carry copied slogans and whose page never says who wrote it.

A $37 heart health ebook with a supplements chapter, a 30-day plan and no named author or clinician.

A $37 blood pressure ebook with a sensible outline that includes doctor follow-up, but no author or sources.

A $37 six-chapter blood pressure eBook with a clean checkout and a 60-day refund, but no named author or medical credential behind the advice.

A $37 heart health ebook with a 30-day plan on paper and a chapter on supplements, but no author or medical warnings.

A $37 heart health ebook that talks about lowering blood pressure but names no author, no length and no sources.

Five vitamins at real amounts plus a 620 mg blend of seven herbs, sold with a stroke story, a blood pressure promise and an expired site certificate.

A $37 heart-health ebook with a supplements chapter, no named author or clinician and no sources.

A $37 heart-health ebook with no author, no sources and the same chapter list sold under another title.