Triple Leaf Tea Bags for Blood Pressure, 20 Count

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I started drinking this tea along with a little increase in my exercise routine and a better diet. I have to regulate the amount of sugar I put in it because in the south.. we love our sweet tea. Thats really what started the civil war, using too much sugar in our tea. ( Dont get mad, just joking ) I did notice a decent drop in my blood pressure but thats in conjuction with other things. Im sure this does contribute and Im going to continue. I make this by the pitcher full so it lasts better than a teabag a day or a cup here and there.

this tea is good no after taste cant tell if its helping with blood pressure have to wait and see

Yo lo tomo diario una tasa, y siento que si me está callendo bien lo recomiendo

i have Stage 2 hypertension. My healthcare insurance expired and i was unable to get my prescription BP medication so, i tried this until i got a new insurance card. While it will not replace any medication for someone with Stage 1 & 2, i have to give it credit and say that I DID SEE A DROP IN MY BP! The trick is to brew it long to make it strong and drink it both in the morning and at night EVERY SINGLE DAY. And just like with a prescription, you have to drink plenty of water in your day. It did not get me way down to 120/80 but it certainly kept me out of the 180/90 range. Consistency is key here!

I've had high blood pressure since my early twenties. I'm not overweight, exercise regularly and eat healthy, low sodium diet. My HBP is controlled by low doses of Norvasc and a dieuretic ( I forget the name). I ran out of meds and decided this was the best time to try one of these teas and do so in a scientific manner - having a background in the sciences and several degrees to prove it. To ensure I settle back to my regular, unmedicated pressure I was off drugs for a bit over a week. My BP settled at 160/109 - yup! That's nuts, I just don't understand it - I do everything right, anyways. Reading the recommendations I drank two cups in the evening and this damn thing almost made me pee the bed. I was like what the heck!! Seriously, I had to run for the bathroom a few times the next day. Once I got accustomed to it, that subsided and I monitored my pressure for the next week. Twice or three times per day following the recommended procedure - sitting quietly for 5 minutes, arm at heart level, automated Omron monitor (excellent ratings). Now the result - My blood pressure was UNCHANGED.. This tea had absolutely no effect whatsoever other than making me pee more initially. It is very good tasting tea and I continue to consume a cup daily. It may work well in conjunction with meds, that remains to be seen. I do believe in Eastern Medicine - they have studied the healing effects of herbs on the body for much longer than Western medicine's approach of slice/dice and medicate to mask symptoms. So in summary, now that I'm back on meds, I can't conclusively say if the effect of lowering BP has anything to do with the tea. Be careful of all these claims that people make as many are not based on scientific observation but rather the placebo effect. There have not established conclusive correlation between drinking the tea and observed blood pressure decrease. If I snap my fingers and the stoplight changes, can I say I changed the stoplights with the finger snap? Not really. It has to be demonstrated as being repeatable and confirmed by multiple sources under scientific observation to hold true. So in summary, If you are looking to lower you BP go see a doctor of Western or Eastern medicine let them work with you. Drink this tea because it is good, not to lower your BP.

This tea “Absolutely works!!!” I went from 158/92. To 124/78. Sent some to my twin sister. She’s now off her BP meds😎

Tea was recommended by a friend, and is delicious. Came quickly.

Gut 👍