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As a result, he created and Cardio Clear 7 patented a nutritional supplement (creatine pyruvate) designed to build heart muscle. That supplement, plus a special protein powder and a unique exercise routine designed to strengthen the heart, in addition to his philosophy of total commitment, worked. Two years after being diagnosed as a heart cripple, his doctor, after extensive tests, declared that Pax had no signs of heart disease and took him off all his medications. With his heart disease completely reversed, Pax went back to bodybuilding! He became a National BodyBuilding Champion again at age 65!
Pax is now in his late seventies and going strong. He lectures far and wide on heart-healthy practices and how to reverse heart disease. He shares his message of hope through his book, Body For The Ages, and through clinics and websites. If you'd like to know more about this amazing entrepreneur, athlete and fitness expert and his program and products for a healthy heart, visit him at his Body for the Ages website. You can also see him in action in a series of very informative and interesting videos on YouTube.
If Pax Beale can heal a bad back he'd had since his teen years, turn his runner's lithe body into the 6-foot 2-inch, 222-pound body of a champion bodybuilder, and reverse heart disease, then maybe he has something to teach us. Maybe through his life's story, he's letting us know that we don't have to settle for the life we're currently living -- if it's not all we want it to be. Perhaps there's something much better waiting for us if we'll just let go of what we have and reach for something better. Pax Beale, more than once, was willing to release his grasp on what he didn't want anymore and grab onto his dreams. What if, WHAT IF, we could, too The two different types of cholesterol found in your blood system are the low density lipoproteins (LDL) which cause heart disease if they are in high levels and the high density lipoproteins (HDL) whose main function is to eliminate the LDL cholesterol reducing the risk of heart disease.
