Berkeley Test

Berkeley Test Allows you to personally monitor your nitric oxide status through saliva testing. It reminds you to

Nitric Oxide is a natural vascular wellness & fitness factor that is produced in our body, naturally. Berkeley Test® is an affordable way to check your Nitric Oxide status

In 1998, the Nobel Prize for medicine was awarded for discovering the importance of Nitric Oxide in our cardiovascular system. Elevated levels of Nitric Oxide:
* increases performance & endurance
* improves cardiovascular health
* protects blood vessels from vascular aging

Using saliva, the Berkeley Test® monitors your body's Nitric Oxide status throughout the day. By tracking your saliva Nitric Oxide levels multiple times a day with the Berkeley Test®, you can make immediate and real-time dietary lifestyle adjustments. Daily consumption of leafy greens, such as spinach, arugula, beetroot, among other Nitric Oxide rich vegetables & fruits is the safest & healthiest way to elevate your natural Nitric Oxide levels. The National Institutes of Health DASH diet - NIH Dietary Approach to Stop Hypertension diet - and Mediterranean diets loaded with leafy greens are cardio-protective by supplying the natural precursor to Nitric Oxide that our body makes. Olympians, world class runners, swimmers, and cyclists have found that Nitric Oxide rich vegetables and vegetable-fruit juices concentrated with 'Nitric Oxide potent' beetroot:
* prolongs the time-to-exhaustion for elite athletes
* lowers the need for oxygen during intensive training

To determine whether you are consuming enough Nitric Oxide rich leafy greens, vegetables, and fruits to maintain optimal vascular wellness & fitness, you can now monitor your own Nitric Oxide throughout the day by checking your saliva Nitric Oxide status anytime and anyplace with your own Berkeley Test®. Learn more about Nitric Oxide Test Strips at www.berkeleytest.com.

12/03/2016

Berkeley Test was used to show the bioconversion of beet juice in a clinical study... read more:

Dietary inorganic nitrate (NO3−) and its reduced forms nitrite (NO2−) and nitric oxide (NO), respectively, are of critical importance for host defense in the oral cavity. High concentrations of salivary nitrate are linked to a lower prevalence of caries due to growth inhibition of cariogenic bacteri...

Test daily with Berkeley Test. Read more...
10/04/2016

Test daily with Berkeley Test. Read more...

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10/04/2016

Coca and leafy green - try it and test with Berkeley Test.

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Plant-based diets? Nitrate-rich...
10/04/2016

Plant-based diets? Nitrate-rich...

Record, Track, and Analyze your Berkeley Test on your iPhone camera....
10/04/2016

Record, Track, and Analyze your Berkeley Test on your iPhone camera....

Download iPhone and iPad apps by Berkeley Fit LLC, including Berkeley Fit Nitric Oxide Test Strip Recorder.

10/03/2016

Combat tooth decay with Berkeley Test ?
This report suggest that cavities may be reduced by sustaining high NOx levels in your mouth via consumption of dietary nitrate. And Berkeley Test can be used to ensure bioconversion of nitrate to NO, which results in the lowering of acid-producing bacteria that causes cavities.

Dietary inorganic nitrate (NO3−) and its reduced forms nitrite (NO2−) and nitric oxide (NO), respectively, are of critical importance for host defense in the oral cavity. High concentrations of salivary nitrate are linked to a lower prevalence of caries due to growth inhibition of cariogenic bacteri...

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