systolic blood pressure- what to avoid

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What are the food/herbs to avoid with BP?

 

Thank you,

 

Salma

 

, " Mercurius Trismegistus "

<magisterium_magnum wrote:

>

> Garlic, cayenne and hawthorne. If have high blood pressure combined with

> high cholesterol, celery juice. Get ORGANIC celery and a juicer.

> Acupuncture can lower systolic blood pressure by 20 points in 20 minutes.

> The above herbs will also clean out your arteries.

>

>

>

> -

> " Gary W. Bourbonais " <gwb

>

> Friday, November 06, 2009 12:18 PM

> Re: systolic blood pressure

>

>

> > mogalone2001 wrote:

> >> does anyone know anything about this and are there any oils or herbs that

> >> would help bring it down? I don't know anything about this, but a friend

> >> of mine is looking for natural ways to help bring this type of blood

> >> pressure down.

> >>

> >> She said someone told her (yl I think) that Neroli and wolfberries are

> >> said to have a beneficial effect. And she's been taking lemongrass tea,

> >> and a drop of lemon oil in salad or decaf tea. She's stoped drinking

> >> coffee, restricted salt, and is losing another 10 pounds. The number is

> >> generally 115-125, when she takes it. But at the doctor's it has dropped

> >> from 180 to 160, which is much higher than when she takes it herself. Her

> >> doctor is still pressing her to take medication, but she doesn't want to

> >> so is exploring natural alternatives.

> >>

> >> anyone help?

> >>

> >

> > Hi Pam......

> >

> > I would guess the reason it's higher at the Doc'c is because she's

> > uptight when the Doc takes it...

> >

> > Mine used to jump around like that...

> >

> > Unattended high BP like that, that spikes...That's can be stroke kinda

> > waiting to happen...

> >

> > Other things do contribute, but high BP is a big player.....

> >

> > Voice of experience here......

> >

> >

> > --

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[Guest guest]

Well, probably salt, anything real yang, spicy, greasy. You don't want to

take herbs that will exacerbate the condition. For example, Ren Shen

ginseng has a more yang property than American Ginseng, which is much more

cooling and yin.

Salt retains water, which increases volume, hence pressure on the vessels.

Potassium counteracts Salt.

 

 

 

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" sju59 " <sju59

 

Friday, November 06, 2009 9:27 PM

Re: systolic blood pressure- what to avoid

 

 

> What are the food/herbs to avoid with BP?

>

> Thank you,

>

> Salma

>

> , " Mercurius Trismegistus "

> <magisterium_magnum wrote:

>>

>> Garlic, cayenne and hawthorne. If have high blood pressure combined with

>> high cholesterol, celery juice. Get ORGANIC celery and a juicer.

>> Acupuncture can lower systolic blood pressure by 20 points in 20 minutes.

>> The above herbs will also clean out your arteries.

>>

>>

>>

>> -

>> " Gary W. Bourbonais " <gwb

>>

>> Friday, November 06, 2009 12:18 PM

>> Re: systolic blood pressure

>>

>>

>> > mogalone2001 wrote:

>> >> does anyone know anything about this and are there any oils or herbs

>> >> that

>> >> would help bring it down? I don't know anything about this, but a

>> >> friend

>> >> of mine is looking for natural ways to help bring this type of blood

>> >> pressure down.

>> >>

>> >> She said someone told her (yl I think) that Neroli and wolfberries are

>> >> said to have a beneficial effect. And she's been taking lemongrass

>> >> tea,

>> >> and a drop of lemon oil in salad or decaf tea. She's stoped drinking

>> >> coffee, restricted salt, and is losing another 10 pounds. The number

>> >> is

>> >> generally 115-125, when she takes it. But at the doctor's it has

>> >> dropped

>> >> from 180 to 160, which is much higher than when she takes it herself.

>> >> Her

>> >> doctor is still pressing her to take medication, but she doesn't want

>> >> to

>> >> so is exploring natural alternatives.

>> >>

>> >> anyone help?

>> >>

>> >

>> > Hi Pam......

>> >

>> > I would guess the reason it's higher at the Doc'c is because she's

>> > uptight when the Doc takes it...

>> >

>> > Mine used to jump around like that...

>> >

>> > Unattended high BP like that, that spikes...That's can be stroke kinda

>> > waiting to happen...

>> >

>> > Other things do contribute, but high BP is a big player.....

>> >

>> > Voice of experience here......

>> >

>> >

>> > --

>> > Gary W. Bourbonais

>> > L'Hermite Aromatique

>> > A.J.P. (GIA)

>> > http://www.facebook.com/Le.Hermite

>> >

>> >

>> > ---

>> >

>> > The information contained in these e-mails is not a substitute

>> > for diagnosis and treatment by a qualified, licensed professional.

>> >

>> > Absolutely no forwarding or copying, in whole or in part, of any

>> > messages

>> > or postings to others outside the list without the express, written

>> > consent of every author of a message included in the forward or copy.

>> >

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