high blood pressure/doesn't anyone have any suggestion??

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ATFE , " hettenna " <hettenna wrote:

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> I was wondering which eo is considered better for hbp tendencies - rose or

ylang ylang? Would be used in a massage. Thanks

> anne

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There are no essential oils that have a **physical** action on reducing blood

pressure. With a massage using an oil someone loves, or even smelling a

fragrance someone loves, there is some indication that it will lower a BP that

is elevated through stress. If there is a physical reason for elevated BP, then

the treatment may ease the problem, but it may do nothing. Don't believe the

marketing hogwash on suppliers websites on this issue.

 

I have found in my own case, that the best herbal remedy to lower a high BP is a

daily small dose of top quality, single malt, 10 year old Scotch whiskey. Thins

the blood I guess, but it has held mine steady for 3 years.

http://www.laphroaig.com

 

Martin

http://www.aromamedical.com

http://www.aromamedical.org

 

ATFE , " hettenna " <hettenna wrote:

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> ATFE , " hettenna " <hettenna@> wrote:

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> > I was wondering which eo is considered better for hbp tendencies - rose or

ylang ylang? Would be used in a massage. Thanks

> > anne

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[Guest guest]

Thank you for responding, could have sworn I have seen information on one of

those two eo's helping lower bp but I guess not. A daily dose of a Hawthorn herb

has held mine steady for some time. A friend of mine does massage therapy and

asked me about adding essential oils for clients with hbp. anne

 

ATFE , " Martin " <aromamedical wrote:

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> I have found in my own case, that the best herbal remedy to lower a high BP is

a daily small dose of top quality, single malt, 10 year old Scotch whiskey.

Thins the blood I guess, but it has held mine steady for 3 years.

http://www.laphroaig.com

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> Martin

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[Guest guest]

> Thank you for responding, could have sworn I have seen information on one of

those two eo's helping lower bp but I guess not. A daily dose of a Hawthorn herb

has held mine steady for some time. A friend of mine does massage therapy and

asked me about adding essential oils for clients with hbp. anne<

 

Giving you advice on a medical condition would be practicing medicine without a

license...

 

That does not mean there are not people out there breaking the law and doing

such things, but I doubt you are going to find anyone with scientific tests to

back their claim of curing high blood pressure with aromatherapy!