Drop Your Blood Pressure WITHOUT Drugs
Dear Living Well Daily Reader,
If you or someone you love suffers from high blood pressure, you know how hard it can be to manage.
And lots of the mainstream drugs can leave you dizzy and nauseous – and even ruin your sex life.
But German researchers may have just found a better way to lower your blood pressure – no drugs required.
You see there’s a specific combination of important nutrients that can drop your blood pressure and even shield you from stroke and heart attack.
And the best part — they’re available at your local pharmacy.
This miracle cure is a specific combination of L-arginine, a powerful amino acid, and B vitamins.
For years, scientists have known B vitamins are good for the heart but were curious to see if L-arginine could help boost their powers.
In the study, older patients already suffering from high blood pressure were split into two groups. Half took B vitamin and L-arginine supplements and half took a placebo for three months.
At the end of the trial, the scientists found something incredible…
Folks taking the B vitamins and L-arginine combo saw a drastic improvement in heart function and a significant decrease in systolic blood pressure — both risk factors for heart attack and stroke.
But the good news doesn’t end there…
After taking a closer look, the scientists found that this miracle combo also significantly decreased levels of homocysteine — a dangerous compound known to cause heart disease.
Experts believe this nutrient combo is so powerful because of its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.
The exact dosage used in the study was 2.4 g L-arginine, 3 mg vitamin B6, 2 micrograms of vitamin B12 and 0.4 mg folic acid.
You can find these supplements at your local pharmacy or through online retailers like puritan.com.
Live well,
Natalie Moore
Managing editor, Living Well Daily
Ed. Note: Please send your feedback: feedback@livingwelldaily.com – and click here to like us on Facebook.
Sources
[1] L-Arginine-B vitamin combination effective for blood pressure improvements: Study
[3] Homocysteine
Written By Natalie Moore
Natalie Moore is a dedicated health researcher with a passion for finding healthy, natural, and science-based solutions. After a decade of direct healthcare experience in western and natural medicine, she was involved in public health research before joining Living Well Daily.
View More Free Articles
Study Reveals We’re Breathing in Dangerous Chemicals
Think about the last time you stepped outside or even sat in your home with the windows open. Well, what if I told you that you’re likely breathing in toxic chemicals that could harm your health, no matter where you are? A recent study out of California warns that airborne toxins, called plasticizers, are everywhere....
Mailbag: Battling Joint Pain? Natural Solutions Could Help
“I have bone-on-bone knees. I refuse to see doctors about it anymore because their meds keep me sick or make me unable to function. So, I quit. I’ve ordered several things online to help with pain. Some are pretty good. I need help deciding what to take.” -Fed Up and Aching Dear Fed Up, I...
Your Washed Fruits and Veggies Might STILL Be Toxic
We’ve all been there. Standing at the kitchen sink, dutifully washing our fruits and vegetables to remove the pesticides, feeling good about our healthy choices. But there’s a chance that all that scrubbing might be giving you a false sense of security… Unfortunately, the latest research on pesticides in our produce is downright alarming. And...
Peace, Joy, and... Pressure? How to Relieve Holiday Stress
The holiday season is upon us, bringing twinkling lights, good cheer, and… stress? If you’re feeling more frazzled than festive, you’re not alone. A recent American Psychological Association (APA) poll reveals a startling reality about our collective holiday experience. We often paint the holidays as a picture-perfect time of joy and togetherness. But for many,...
The Longevity Secret Hiding in Your Produce Drawer
Scientists recently uncovered a remarkable anti-aging compound that not only extends life… it could help protect your brain from age-related decline at the same time. And the best part? This secret to living longer (and better) might ALREADY be hiding in plain sight in your refrigerator… New animal research published in the journal Antioxidants has...
Playlist Hack SPEEDS UP Surgery Recovery
When you have surgery scheduled, you don’t just worry about the day of the operation. There’s the anxiety leading up to the surgery. And then, even worse, there’s the painful recovery afterward. But now scientists say there’s a drug-free way to bounce back FASTER with less pain and anxiety. And the trick is as simple...
Is Wine Good for Heart Health? The Truth REVEALED
For years, many of us have savored an evening glass of red wine, comforted by the notion that this amount of alcohol might benefit our heart health. Well, unfortunately, I have to be the bearer of bad news… Recent research is challenging this long-held belief. In fact, there’s growing evidence that even light to moderate...
The Surprising Reason to Embrace Holiday Break
When the holiday season arrives, you often hear warnings about managing the stress of family gatherings, social commitments, and overindulgent meals. However, some upbeat new research reveals that the holidays can also be a secret weapon for better health. The study found that regardless of whether you’re still working a 9 to 5, or are...
Mailbag: Your Green Light Guide to Healthy Eating
“As everyone is so quick to inform us what not to eat, would you kindly inform us of what we can eat? It seems like everything has been condemned at this point.” —Hungry Hi Hungry, I understand why you’re frustrated. With all the warnings, it can feel like EVERY food in the grocery store is...
“Jack Frost” Method Supercharges Your Workouts
As the mercury drops, we instinctively want to huddle inside under a warm blanket. But before you resign yourself to a season of hibernation and comfort foods, consider this… Braving the cold could be your secret weapon for better health. While safety should always come first, of course (never venture out on icy streets), there...