Complimentary treatment for hypertension?
November 9th, 2008 | by Pressurized |Robin H asked:
I have recently been diagnosed with hypertension. I look after myself, run regularly and have completed four marathons. I’m not keen on the medication I’ve been prescribed and was wondering if anyone could suggest any herbal remedies.
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I have recently been diagnosed with hypertension. I look after myself, run regularly and have completed four marathons. I’m not keen on the medication I’ve been prescribed and was wondering if anyone could suggest any herbal remedies.
Yeast Infection
5 Responses to “Complimentary treatment for hypertension?”
By Otsego on Nov 12, 2008 | Reply
Heart Tension Formula by Mountain Peak Nutritionals. Contains Rauwolfia, Hawthorn, Viscum Album (Misteltoe), Allim Sativa (garlic extract), Coleus Forskohili, Magnesium, Potassium and Vitamin C. I would see a naturopathic doc before taking it, tho’.
By worriedaboutyou on Nov 12, 2008 | Reply
Yes take the herb “Hibiscus” it is used to normalize BP. Very much used in North Africa. It comes in teabags also. Try an Arabic store in your area. Its other name is Carcade. A lot of this is from the Sudan.
Also look into breathing exercises to relieve stress and tension. I believe that may be taught in yoga.
By Susan n on Nov 14, 2008 | Reply
check this supplement for help treating hypertension:
By einsteinliam on Nov 15, 2008 | Reply
HYPERTENSION WILL LED TO OTHER COMPLICATION. DO NOT DISCONTINUE YOUR MEDS WITHOUT CONSULTING FIRST WITH YOUR DOCTOR.
By JustMe on Nov 17, 2008 | Reply
Here are some natural supplements that have proven to be very beneficial.
GLA Complex: reduces work demand on heart; increases HDL; improves liver metabolism of fats; increase flow rate in small blood vessels
CoQHeart: Enzyme Q10 - regulates circulatory system
Garlic: dilates small blood vessels; prevents clotting; dissolves fatty deposits
Optiflora: anti-strees: detoxifies neurotoxins for a healthier nervous system; helps normalize blood lipids
Herbal Laxative: provides from proper elimination of fats before they are reabsorbed
Lecithin: emulsifies blood fats, improves liver function; lower blood pressure
Alfalfa Complex: strengthens the kidneys which make a hormone that regulates blood pressure; natural diuretic
Calcium/Magnesium: a deficiency in calcium has been linked to high blood pressure
Vitamin E + Selenium: improves heart function
Hope this is helpful. If you would like to find what brand is recommended, feel free to contact me.