Ivy's Mukta
Vati
The brand you can
trust to lower your blood pressure
with no
side effects and
come
off of your prescription
medication
in 3 to 5 days
According
to Ayurveda,
which terms this disorder as `Rakta Vata', it is due to disturbance in
one of the three doshas, vata. Instability in vata leads to
problems
such as metabolic and circulatory diseases, depression and emotional
problems,
and illnesses related to the stresses and strains and tension in the
mind.
One of these illnesses is hypertension. If you experience any of the
following
symptoms of blood pressure, we highly recommend using MuktaVati. Its a
safe herbal remedy without any side effects. Symptoms of High Blood
Pressure
are : Irregular or erratic pulse behavior, Worry, Stress & Anxiety,
Obesity, Tiredness and Edema, High cholesterol, Flushed face, Violent
headaches,
sensitivity to light. You may have slow circulation or engorged
blood
vessels. High blood pressure can casue strokes cutting off of
oxygen
to the brain. MuktaVati can be taken along with any medicine
being
taken by the patient, does not cross-react & does not induce any
side
effects.
Ingredients continued:
*Shankhapushpi
(Evolvulus
Alsinoides L.)
Popularly
known to treat sleep disorders - stress and anxiety, Shankapushpi is
quoted in Charaka to be the single greatest herb for enhancing all
three aspects of mind power -- learning (Dhi), memory (Driti), and
recall (Smriti). Thus it is called the greatest Medhya Rasayana (that
which enhances the mind). It helps the quality of sleep by improving
mind-body coordination. Shankapushpi is very beneficial for the
nervous system, enhancing the quality of bone marrow and nerve tissue
(Majja Dhatu).
* PushkarMool (Inula Racemosus) : Pushkarmool root have been
traditionally
used in India to support a healthy cardiovascular system. Research
suggests
that this herb may support healthy cholesterol and triglyceride levels.
Being a herb for high blood pressure, It helps cardiac patients take
control
of their health.
* Jyotishmati
(Celastrus Paniculatus) : It is an well-endowed, woody climbing
twiner,
and grows almost all over India, especially in the hilly areas. Seeds
are
also used to increase memory and are used in loss of appetite, fever
and
rheumatism. Ayurvedic practitioners have used Jyotishmati widely in
psychosomatic
disorders. It activates functioning of brain and also strengthens the
person
to endure the stress, may be emotional or physical. It has been
reported
to show a depressing effect on the central nervous system and a
significant
reduction in anxiety.
* Guduchi
(Tinospora Cordifolia): Guduchi is a considered a bitter tonic and
powerful immuno-modulator. It is regarded as a blood purifier and liver
protector. It is considered helpful in eye disorders and promotes
mental
clarity. It balances high pitta conditions.
* Pearl Powder (Mytilus
margaritiferus) -
Pearl is a very special herb for hypertension treatment. Powdered Pearl
is used as a Shen tonic to stabilize the emotions, allay fright, ease
frustration
and anger, brighten the eyes and help regenerate tissue. The best
pearls,
for herbal purposes, are wild sea water pearls that come from cold
northern
waters. The smaller the pearls, the more powerful their effect.
Hydrolyzed
Pearl, which is almost totally water soluble, is also now available.
This
hydrolyzed pearl is highly assimilable and extremely effective.
Magnesium May
Benefit Blood Pressure in Hypertensives
June 2009
Supplemental
magnesium may reduce blood pressure in people with high blood
pressure, but seemingly normal magnesium levels, says a new study from Korea.
On the other hand,
the supplements had no effect on the blood pressure
measurements of normo-tensive individuals, according to findings
published in Nutrition,
Metabolism and Cardiovascular Disease.
"These findings
suggest that magnesium supplementation may help prevent
the progression of hypertension in normo-magnesemic non-diabetic
overweight
people with higher BP, although mechanisms of counter-regular
preventing
further BP increase remain to be elucidated," wrote the researchers
from
Pusan National University.
The study adds to
findings from epidemiological studies, which reported that
more magnesium, potassium and calcium may reduce the risk of
hypertension in
certain populations.
High blood pressure
(hypertension), defined as having a systolic and
diastolic blood pressure great than 140 and 90 mmHg, is a major risk
factor for
cardiovascular disease.
Since very little is
known about how magnesium may affect blood pressure in
healthy individuals, the researchers recruited 155 people to take part
in a
double-blinded, placebo-controlled, randomized trial. The subjects, who
had an
average BMI of 23 kg/m2, were randomly assigned to receive either daily
supplements of 300 mg of elemental magnesium in the magnesium oxide
form or
placebo for 12 weeks.
At the end of the
study, no significant differences were observed between
the magnesium or placebo groups. However, when the researchers looked
specifically at hypertensives, significant decreases in both systolic
and
diastolic blood pressure were observed in the magnesium group (17.1 and
3.4
mmHg, respectively), compared to placebo (6.7 and 0.8 mmHg,
respectively).
Nutrition,
Metabolism and Cardiovascular Disease Published now ahead of
print.
