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Old 07-31-2023, 03:42 PM
 
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Originally Posted by WaikikiWaves View Post
I'm surprised no one mentioned exercise/cardio.

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-...e/art-20045206

We're so conditioned that to treat something we need to take something - be it a herb, supplement, or medication - when the most effective solutions are often exercise!

hey, i did weight lifting drops mine big time
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Old 02-24-2024, 07:16 PM
 
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first let me say, I haven't been here in a long time. Glad to see Jamin is still here!

Has anyone found that reducing or lowering caffeine has helped your high blood pressure?
My functional/integrative medicine doctor suggested this.
As any coffee drinker (habitual) knows, this is not easy.
I am also doing a Kundalini Yoga kriya which is said to reduce cortisol.
I have ordered ashawaghanda (adaptogen) which counters the effects of stress.

A friend of mine found that garlic + hawthorne + lots of exercise lowered his blood pressure.

I read that oil of oregano will also lower it. I tried taking it every day and it upset my stomach.

Would appreciate hearing from anyone what works for you...thanks
Be careful with ashwaganda, it may cause a serious liver damage.
There were cases that the damage occurred after only a week of using it.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10002162

It is difficult to standardize herbal supplements as the plants grow under different climatic, soil qualities and conditions; pests and plants diseases pressures.
So some plants may accumulate more of certain chemicals vs the others or have less of the bioactive compounds as a result.

Ashwaganda could potentially cause a serious harm; there is risk.
It is an older thread, but this advice could benefit some other people, perhaps
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