Which high blood pressure herbs work best?
First, it’s important to realize that too much sodium in the kidneys is one of the leading causes of high blood pressure. To combat this, Hypavera contains Dandelion Leaf.
Dandelion reduces the amount of salt and water in the kidneys. That’s because it’s a natural diuretic. But most diuretics also drain away the vital nutrient potassium. Dandelion spares the potassium. In fact, dandelion is a natural source of potassium.
Another key ingredient is Hawthorne Berry. The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition reported that patients with high blood pressure and chronic heart disease “who were given 600 mg/d of a Hawthorn extract had lower blood pressure and heart rates and less shortness of breath when exercising compared with subjects not receiving Hawthorn.”
Hypavera also uses Ginkgo Biloba to enhance blood flow. Laboratory studies have shown that ginkgo improves blood circulation. It does this by dilating blood vessels and reducing the stickiness of blood platelets. There is also considerable evidence that ginkgo may prevent or delay the onset of Alzheimer’s disease. This is due to its ability to improve blood flow to the brain.
Another important ingredient is Garlic. A study published in the Journal of Hypertension reports that subjects taking garlic reduced their high blood pressure between 1% and 5%. The authors concluded that the chances of stroke could be cut by anything from 30-40%. And cardiovascular disease could be reduced by 20-25%. Recently, The New York Times reported on studies showing how effective garlic was at relaxing blood vessels and increasing blood flow.
There are quite a few other herbal ingredients in Hypavera. Remember, it is not just the individual ingredients that make this product such a success. It’s the precise way that they are combined together.
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