High blood pressure/AD considerations

[Julie G]

I’m also curious about your brand, NewRon. My son has high BP.

[NewRon]

https://www.essential-trading.co.uk/ext ... B084P.html

I took two teabags in a 500mL teapot one evening, one teabag in a 500mL pot next day and by that afternoon, BP was 120/80, from 150/90-ish. Quite amazing, I was very impressed. My BP had only increased in the last year.

Apparently the effects wear off after about three days if you stop taking it.

https://examine.com/supplements/hibiscus-sabdariffa/

[marthaNH]

http://hyper.ahajournals.org/content/ea ... .117.10787

This is from the journal Hypertension -- but I think some will be interested in it for its relationship to mitochondria.

[SGW811]

Has anyone tried hibiscus tea?

It gave me a 25-30 point in drop in systolic.

NewRon, thanks so much for this suggestion! I have had slightly elevated systolic blood pressure for about a year (about the amount of time that I have known I'm a 4/4 -- coincidence?!) and decided to try the hibiscus tea. I, too, got amazing results in a matter of days, with average systolic pressure falling from a range of 125-130 to 105-115. Tastes good, too! I just bought my hibiscus tea bags in bulk from Republic of Tea!

[Orangeblossom]

Link here about lowering blood pressure with low carb

https://www.dietdoctor.com/blood-pressure

[NewRon]

http://hyper.ahajournals.org/content/ea ... .117.10787

This is from the journal Hypertension -- but I think some will be interested in it for its relationship to mitochondria.

So would this mean that the hibiscus tea would be a replacement for the MitoQ, I wonder? I don't think my LDL had dropped with the tea, unfortunately...