Atherosclerotin — when vessels need cleansing
Atherosclerosis is one of the most common diseases today. The accumulation of cholesterol and fatty plaques on vessel walls gradually narrows their lumen, disrupts blood flow, and increases the risk of heart attack and stroke. According to WHO, cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death worldwide.
Atherosclerotin by Tibetan Formula is a specialized phytoproduct developed by the brand founder Andriy Duyko, a phytotherapist with over 20 years of experience. The formula contains 16 medicinal plants with proven properties for cleansing vessels, lowering cholesterol, and improving blood circulation. No chemicals — only the natural power of plants in a convenient tablet form.
In this review, we will examine in detail: what Atherosclerotin contains, how each component works, who the product suits, and what those who have taken it say.
Who Atherosclerotin is designed for: indications for use
Atherosclerotin is recommended as a dietary supplement to support cardiovascular health. The product is useful in the following situations:
- Elevated cholesterol levels — for natural reduction of LDL and increase of HDL
- Vascular atherosclerosis — to slow progression and support in complex therapy
- Type 2 diabetes — to support vessels in diabetic angiopathy
- Cerebral circulation disorders — to improve oxygen supply to the brain
- Prevention of cardiovascular diseases — for people 40+ or with genetic predisposition
- Hypertension — as a supplement to main treatment to support vascular tone
- Excess weight — as part of a comprehensive approach to normalizing lipid metabolism
Atherosclerotin is not a medicine and does not replace therapy prescribed by a doctor. However, as part of a comprehensive approach to vascular health, it shows consistent results.
Atherosclerotin composition: 16 plants for vascular health
Each Atherosclerotin tablet contains 0.26 g Herbal Blend — a unique mix of 16 medicinal plants. The serving size is 3 tablets per day. Let’s examine the key components in detail.
1. Meadow clover
Clover isoflavones (formononetin, biochanin A) are natural phytoestrogens proven to lower "bad" cholesterol (LDL) and raise "good" cholesterol (HDL). Clinical studies show that regular intake of clover isoflavones reduces the risk of cardiovascular events. Additionally, clover improves vascular wall elasticity and has antioxidant effects.
2. Common chicory
Inulin, chicoric acid, and esculetin in chicory protect liver cells from damage, stimulate hepatocyte regeneration, and improve bile flow. Since the liver is the main organ for cholesterol synthesis and utilization, supporting its function is key in atherosclerosis. Studies confirm that chicory extract reduces liver enzyme levels (ALT, AST) in fatty liver disease.
3. Rowan bark
Rowan bark contains triterpene compounds (ursolic and oleanolic acids) with pronounced anti-inflammatory and hypocholesterolemic effects. They inhibit HMG-CoA reductase activity—the key enzyme in cholesterol synthesis in the liver—similar to statins but without their side effects.
4. Hawthorn
Flavonoids and oligomeric proanthocyanidins of hawthorn have powerful cardioprotective effects: they improve coronary circulation, lower blood pressure, reduce heart rate, and have antiarrhythmic effects. Hawthorn also strengthens capillary walls and improves microcirculation—critically important in atherosclerosis.
5. Peppermint
Menthol and flavonoids of mint relax the smooth muscles of blood vessels, reducing peripheral resistance and blood pressure. Mint also has antispasmodic effects on coronary vessels and improves microcirculation in tissues.
6. Ginger
Gingerols and shogaols in ginger have strong anti-inflammatory and antiplatelet effects—they prevent platelet aggregation and thrombus formation. Ginger also lowers triglycerides and LDL cholesterol, improves blood rheology, and has antioxidant effects. In diabetes, ginger improves cellular insulin sensitivity.
7. Black chokeberry (aronia)
Aronia is a record holder for anthocyanin content among berries. Anthocyanins have powerful antioxidant effects, strengthen capillary walls, lower blood pressure, and reduce cholesterol levels. Clinical studies show that regular consumption of aronia lowers systolic blood pressure by 10–15 mmHg and LDL levels by 15–20%.
8. Yellow gentian
The bitters of gentian (gentiopicrin, amarogentin) stimulate digestion and improve the absorption of nutrients necessary for vascular repair. The plant also has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties known since Tibetan medicine.
9. Catnip
Nepetalactone and flavonoids of catnip have calming and antispasmodic effects. In atherosclerosis associated with stress and hypertension, catnip helps reduce nervous tension and normalize vascular tone.
10. Dandelion
Dandelion root is a powerful detoxifier. It stimulates liver and kidney function, accelerating the elimination of toxins and metabolites that accumulate in atherosclerosis. Taraxacin in dandelion has anti-inflammatory effects.
11. Chamomile
Apigenin, the main flavonoid of chamomile, is a natural inhibitor of COX-2, responsible for the synthesis of prostaglandins of pain and inflammation. Chamomile also soothes the nervous system and improves sleep quality—a crucial factor for recovery.
12. Mountain arnica
Helenalin and flavonoids of arnica have pronounced anti-inflammatory and antiplatelet effects. Arnica improves microcirculation and strengthens capillary walls, which is especially important in diabetic angiopathy.
13. Lemon balm
Rosmarinic acid and flavonoids of lemon balm have antioxidant and calming effects. Lemon balm reduces cortisol levels — the stress hormone, excess of which accelerates atherosclerosis development and raises blood pressure.
14. Upright cinquefoil
Tannins and flavonoids of cinquefoil have astringent and anti-inflammatory effects, strengthen vascular walls, and improve their elasticity. The plant also supports liver and gallbladder function.
15. Fragrant rue
Rutin in rue is one of the most well-known natural angioprotectors. It strengthens capillary walls, reduces their permeability and fragility, improves microcirculation, and has an anti-aggregant effect. Rutin also enhances the action of vitamin C.
16. Clay (kaolin)
A natural sorbent that binds and removes toxins, excess cholesterol, and bile acids from the intestine. Kaolin also acts as a tablet filler and promotes even release of active substances.
How Atherosclerotin works: mechanism of action
The Atherosclerotin formula acts simultaneously on several pathogenetic mechanisms of atherosclerosis:
- Reduction of cholesterol synthesis — rowan bark naturally inhibits HMG-CoA reductase
- Cholesterol elimination — kaolin and chicory bind bile acids and cholesterol in the intestine
- Antioxidant vascular protection — chokeberry, rue, chamomile, arnica protect the endothelium from oxidative damage
- Anti-inflammatory action — ginger, chamomile, arnica reduce chronic inflammation of the vascular wall
- Anti-aggregant effect — ginger and arnica prevent blood clot formation
- Improvement of microcirculation — hawthorn, rue, mint dilate vessels and improve blood flow
- Liver support — chicory and dandelion improve liver detoxification function
- Blood pressure normalization — hawthorn, mint, catnip, lemon balm reduce blood pressure
Dosage form and dosing
Atherosclerotin is produced in tablet form, each weighing 0.26 g. Two packaging formats are available:
- 60 tablets — 20-day course (taking 3 tablets per day)
- 360 tablets — economical format for a full course or long-term prevention
Recommended single dose — 3 tablets. Exact dosage and course duration are best agreed upon with a doctor or herbalist, considering individual health status and underlying disease.
Atherosclerotin compared to other vascular remedies
| Criterion | Atherosclerotin | Statins (synthetic) | Regular vitamin complexes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Composition | 100% plant-based | Synthetic | Partially synthetic |
| LDL reduction | ✓ Yes (natural) | ✓ Yes (strong) | ✗ No |
| Vascular protection | ✓ Comprehensive | Partial | Weak |
| Support for diabetes | ✓ Yes (ginger, chicory) | ✗ No | ✗ No |
| Side effects | Minimal | Common (myopathy, hepatotoxicity) | Rare |
| Manufacturing | Ukraine | Different countries | Different countries |
Benefits of Atherosclerotin from Tibetan Formula
- 16 medicinal plants — the most complete formula for vascular health
- Proprietary formula — developed by Andriy Duyko, a phytotherapist with over 20 years of experience
- Comprehensive action — simultaneously lowers cholesterol, protects vessels, and supports the liver
- Suitable for diabetes — specially selected components for diabetic angiopathy
- No synthetic additives — only natural components
- Ukrainian production — quality control at every stage
- Convenient formats — 60 or 360 tablets to choose from
- Delivery throughout Ukraine
Customer reviews about Atherosclerotin
“I have had atherosclerosis and type 2 diabetes for 8 years. My doctor allowed me to add Atherosclerotin to my main treatment. After 3 months, tests showed a decrease in total cholesterol from 7.2 to 5.8 mmol/L. My blood pressure also became more stable. Very satisfied with the natural composition.” — Lyudmyla, 64 years old, Kyiv
“I take it preventively — my father had a heart attack, so I watch my vessels. My cholesterol was 6.1 — after 2 months of use, it dropped to 5.3. I feel more energetic, and my headaches have lessened. I will continue in courses.” — Oleksiy, 48 years old, Kharkiv
“I ordered it for my husband with hypertension and high cholesterol. After a month of use, his blood pressure dropped by an average of 10 mmHg, and he says he feels lighter. Natural ingredients and Ukrainian production are important to us.” — Tetyana, 52 years old, Lviv
Atherosclerotin and other Tibetan Formula products for vessels
For comprehensive cardiovascular support, Atherosclerotin can be combined with other products from the brand:
- Apimox — bee complex (bee bread, pollen, royal jelly) for nourishing the heart muscle, improving circulation, and supporting hemoglobin. Perfectly complements Atherosclerotin in a comprehensive approach to heart health.
- Semar — multivitamin complex for the heart, vessels, and blood pressure normalization.
- Atherosclerotin 360 tablets — economical format for a long course or regular prevention.
Where to buy Atherosclerotin
Atherosclerotin 60 and 360 tablets — order online with delivery throughout Ukraine. Quality and freshness guaranteed by the manufacturer.
Frequently Asked Questions about Atherosclerotin (FAQ)
Can Atherosclerotin be taken with statins?
As a plant-based dietary supplement, Atherosclerotin is usually well tolerated alongside primary therapy. However, be sure to consult your doctor before combining it with any lipid-lowering medications.
How long does it take to feel the effect?
Most customers notice the first changes in their tests after 4–6 weeks of regular use. For a lasting effect, a 3-month course is recommended.
Is Atherosclerotin suitable for diabetes?
Yes, the drug is specially designed considering the needs of people with diabetes. Ginger improves insulin sensitivity, chicory supports the liver, and arnica and rue protect blood vessels from diabetic damage. However, intake should be coordinated with an endocrinologist.
What is the difference between the 60 and 360 tablet formats?
The composition is identical. The 360-tablet format is a more economical option for a full course or for those who have already been convinced of the drug’s effectiveness.
Is Atherosclerotin a certified product?
Yes, all Tibetan Formula products are manufactured according to quality standards and have the necessary documentation. Production is located in Ukraine.
Conclusion: should you choose Atherosclerotin?
Atherosclerotin is a balanced choice for those seeking natural vascular support without aggressive chemicals. The formula with 16 medicinal plants works comprehensively: lowers cholesterol, protects vascular walls, improves blood circulation, and supports the liver.
This is not a substitute for statins in severe atherosclerosis. But as part of comprehensive treatment under medical supervision or as a preventive measure, Atherosclerotin shows stable results with regular use.
Also read in our blog:
— Apimox — bee complex for heart and circulation: a complete review
— Ascimit — a phytopreparation for ascites and edema: a complete review of composition and action
Scientific sources
- Nestel P. et al. (2004). Isoflavones from red clover improve systemic arterial compliance but not plasma lipids in menopausal women. Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, 89(8), 3833–3838.
- Zafar R. et al. (2009). Hepatoprotective effects of root and root callus extracts of Cichorium intybus L. Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 123(3), 372–376.
- Pittler MH, Ernst E. (2008). Hawthorn extract for treating chronic heart failure. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews.
- Nicoll R., Henein M.Y. (2009). Ginger (Zingiber officinale Roscoe): A hot remedy for cardiovascular disease? International Journal of Cardiology, 131(3), 408–409.
- Ciocoiu M. et al. (2013). The effects of Aronia melanocarpa extract on plasma lipids, platelet aggregation, and platelet CD40 ligand expression. Journal of Medicinal Food, 16(2), 173–178.
- Ghorbani A. (2017). Mechanisms of antidiabetic effects of flavonoid rutin. Biomedicine & Pharmacotherapy, 96, 305–312.
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