My mom is 46 years old and her doc. said that she has high blood pressure. He wants to put her on bp pills, but who wants to take pills the rest of their lives!? She’s revised her free lance diet and is watching what she eats. Anyone have pratical natural cures to lower blood pressure that has been proven to work or worked for you or someone you know?

Can somebody please explain why the vein has lower blood pressure than the artery or capillaries using physics? Hint: Use Bernoulli principle, and pressure formula possibly? Just give an good argument. Thanks.

P.S I know the mechanism of the heart pretty well, but I need physics to make a point.

What results have you had, good or bad? How long have you used it? I saw it advertised on TV. Ordered one bottle to try.
I am looking for a non-prescription, safe, no side-effects product to increase blood flow, lower blood pressure and act as an anti-inflammatory. I took the first capsule today. The directions say
one a day but according to the bottle a "serving" is 2 capsules.
Looking for experience with this product or the problem.

Does One a Day Men’s Health Forumla reduce blood pressure when it is taken regularly? Also, is there a sort of dependency on this vitamen (drug)? For instance: It’s taken once a day for 3 weeks, will I HAVE to continue taking it daily, or can I stop anytime I want?

Will my blood pressure rise if I were to stop taking it?

[what are good methods of lower blood pressure?]

I have very low blood pressure and have trouble using painkillers like Tylenol that lower blood pressure as a treatment of pain. Does anyone know of any painkillers that treat pain without lowering blood pressure?

my systolic reading says 125 which kinda scares me because it’s right below normal. is there any way to lower blood pressure? i eat a lot of salty foods but i’m cutting that off now
without taking any medication
thanks.

Is there any studies on natural products that help to lower blood pressure?

Is there an alternative, more natural way to lower blood pressure? (non-pill-popper)
Also, will taking the medication prescribed cause the body to be dependent on the medicine? If I begin to take them, then stop taking it, will it do more harm than good?

Need to lower blood pressure about 15 points systolic and 10 points dyastolic. Already take prescription meds for this.

I am looking for natural ways to lower blood pressure besides excercise. I know there are supplements and other things besides drugs.
am looking for natural ways to lower blood pressure besides excercise. I know there are supplements and other things besides drugs.
I am not looking for an easy way out. I am looking for alternative ways to lower my blood pressure besides being put on medication. It does not mean I am not willing to diet and it does not mean that I don’t excercise. It means that I don’t want to be on hbp meds.

I’m going in for a medical exam to qualify for a scholarship and part of that includes a blood pressure check. The exam is in 4 days. Right now my blood pressure averages about 131/83. I need to get it to 120/80 or lower. I know taking aspirin and diuretics can help, but are there any other ways to lower blood pressure quickly that you might know of?

For those of you with medical backround I have a question When I was examined by a doctor recently I was told I have high blood pressure and I felt at peace and not upset. I dont drink alcohol I dont smoke what are good healthy practical ways to lower blood pressure and make it more normal? This also runs in my family. Any suggestions?

What over the counter drugs are used to lower blood pressure?

Even drugs that may only lower it as a side effect.

Thank you!

I’ve read everywhere that exercise can help lower your blood pressure because it will help you lose weight. I’m already skinny and won’t lose anymore weight when exercising. Will it still help lower my blood pressure? In other words does exercise lower blood pressure ONLY because it lowers weight? Or are there other reasons/factors?

My dad has high blood pressure and was prescribed some medication to lower it. He has to keep taking it for as long as his doctor tells him it’s ok to stop but his medication (Tarka) is pretty expensive and sometimes he can’t afford it so he just stops taking it. I worry that something might happen to him when he does this. Does anyone know where I can find Tarka for less (he currently pays for a 30 day supply of Tarka 2/240mg) or do you know of a natural way to lower blood pressure?