GRAPE SEED EXTRACT FOR HYPERTENSION

 

Grapes and grape seeds have been to maintain and improve health used for thousands of years. Their primary use has been for cardiovascular conditions such as hypertension (HTN), high blood cholesterol, and atherosclerosis, and to generally improve circulation. Hypertension: Atherosclerosis

Some claim that grape seed extract improves wound healing, prevents cancer, slows the progression of neurodegenerative diseases, and lowers the risk for the long-term consequences of diabetes. Woundhealing: Diabetes

The grape seeds, usually obtained from winemaking, are crushed and placed into tablet, capsule, or liquid forms. Typical doses are 50 to 300 mg/ day. Grape seed extract has antioxidant properties that have the potential to improve wound healing and repair cellular injury. Grape seed extract is well tolerated in most people, with the most common side effects being dry, itchy scalp; dizziness; headache; hives; indigestion; and nausea. It has few adverse effects but caution should be used if taking anticoagulant drugs because increased bleeding may result.

RELATED;

1.  ARTERIOSCLEROSIS  

2.  GARLIC  

3.  BLOOD PRESSURE CONTROL

4.  TRADITIONAL AND COMPLIMENTARY MEDICATIONS

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