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D-Ribose Helps Energy-Starved Hearts
Date:4/28/2008

Doctors recommend Corvalen(R) D-Ribose to boost cellular energy

NEW YORK, April 28 /PRNewswire/ -- Ever been so tired you felt like you could sleep all year and not catch up? That's how Holly Jacobson, a nurse in Clermont, Florida, felt every day. But there was a good reason to be exhausted -- five boys under the age of nine. Nothing a good night's sleep couldn't fix.

Then came a sixth son, and she began experiencing palpitations, breathlessness and fatigue whenever she played with the kids or went for a walk with her husband. And even after eight hours of sleep, she couldn't shake the exhaustion. During the day, her brain was so foggy she couldn't think straight.

One night, Holly woke up with her heart racing. The next day she called the doctor, who gave her bad news: She had a mild heart problem. But there was good news: It could be corrected with a procedure called EECP that required 35 visits to the doctor and cost around $10,000. The complication was that her insurance company didn't like the price tag and dragged its feet on the approval. In the meantime, her cardiologist Ken Kronhouas MD, Ph.D., recommended a less costly but effective therapy.

"Try taking Corvalen(R) D-ribose." This natural 5-carbon sugar is a product used by many health care practitioners, he explained, because it rebuilds critical energy stores in the body. It is a natural and safe treatment without side effects.

Even though she was skeptical of supplements, anything was worth a try. She started mixing a scoop of the powder into her orange juice, and after a week, Holly was waking up refreshed and feeling like her old self again. Two years later, with her heart problem behind her, Holly still takes Corvalen(R) because it gives her the energy she needs to keep up with her six boys.

"Corvalen(R) D-ribose gives me energy to spare," says Holly. "Not just to get through my days, but to enjoy every minute of them."

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