ZYTO ENCOURAGES HOLISTIC HEALTH CHOICES DURING AMERICAN HEART MONTH The Not-So-Commonly Known Options to Support Heart Health

  LINDON, UT - 02/15/2017 (PRESS RELEASE JET)

ZYTO is continuing its support of American Heart Month this week by posting a video encouraging viewers to recognize holistic ways to support heart health. The cause is particularly close to CEO and founder Dr. Vaughn R Cook’s heart, as he has lost family members to heart disease. 

“I’ve experienced first-hand what a lack of heart health looks like and feels like,” said Dr. Cook. “I believe that we can make a significant difference in our communities by not only engaging in heart-healthy activities, but also spreading the word about the healthy choices we’re making and encouraging friends and family to do likewise.”

Employees, customers, and social media fans have already taken part earlier this month by wearing red on February 3^rd in support of Go Red Wear Red day, a yearly event that raises awareness for heart disease—the number one killer of women. They are also being encouraged to post about heart-healthy decisions they are making this month using the hashtags #IHeartZYTO and #AmericanHeartMonth.

Anyone who appreciates the value of heart health is encouraged to view the video and use the hashtags to share their heart-healthy choices with their own social networks.

Additionally, ZYTO continues to make heart health a focus for employees this month with distribution of heart-awareness literature and a heart-healthy breakfast when the company moves into its new building at the end of the month.

Supporting and encouraging individuals to understand and make wellness decisions lies at the core of ZYTO’s mission.

About ZYTO

ZYTO is a wellness decision-support technology company founded in 2004 by Vaughn R Cook, OMD. The company provides biocommunication hardware and software with wellness and lifestyle applications that include obtaining information from the human body to assist in making better decisions. To learn more visit www.ZYTO.com, or call 801-224-7199.