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In this video, bodybuilding expert Dave Palumbo shares the supplement routine he uses to support heart health—and why it matters even for athletes. He kicks off with a reality check: when you’re younger, you assume your heart will just keep going—but once you hit your 30s and 40s you begin seeing peers drop from heart issues. That jump-started his commitment to doing more than “just train and eat healthy.”
Here’s a breakdown of what Dave covers:
He ends with a call to action: comment below, use coupon codes (though note he is marketing these), and subscribe to keep up with the channel.
Here’s a breakdown of what Dave covers:
- He notes his own cardiovascular markers: resting blood pressure around 110/70 mmHg, resting heart rate in the 40s (sometimes low 40s). From his vantage point, you want that functioning engine.
- He emphasizes diet first: fibre, fruits and vegetables, fewer saturated fats, and a strong omega-3 intake are the foundation.
- Then he lays out his “heart health stack”: a set of supplements he takes daily to maintain arterial flexibility, circulation, recovery from training stress, and longevity.
- Pure Blood from Clean Form Nutrition: contains nattokinase (in the Nadas EU-certified form) at a high potency, citrus bergamot, and vitamin K2. The goal: keep arteries flexible, help blood flow, break down fibrin, reduce plaque and clots.
- Ambrosia Nectar: a formula that supports heart, liver, kidneys, vascular system, and fights oxidative stress. Includes CoQ10, etc.
- goBHB: emerging data (from Dr. Dominic Di Paulo (?)—he says “Dr. Dominique Di Austinino”) shows benefits for arterial health, hypertension, oxygen utilisation, cardiac muscle energy.
- He then moves into less standard interventions (and emphasises consult your doctor):
- BPC-157: a peptide that may support vascular/endothelial repair, tissue repair, reduce inflammation—mostly rodent data.
- Tadalafil (Cialis): though primarily a sexual performance drug, it may improve cardiovascular health via PDE-5 inhibition, nitric oxide signalling, better blood flow, improved endothelial function.
- Morning: goBHB (5-10 g minimum; Dave often takes 20+ g) before training, then more throughout the day.
- Ambrosia Nectar: once per day (morning shake).
- Tadalafil: 5-20 mg (doctor’s guidance required).
- Pure Blood: take four capsules a day, ideally with the last meal.
- BPC-157: 250-500 mcg day for heart benefit (injection form for bioavailability).
He ends with a call to action: comment below, use coupon codes (though note he is marketing these), and subscribe to keep up with the channel.








