Traditional methods for treating hypertension.

Today, let me talk about the knowledge of treating hypertension with traditional methods. The main text will begin soon. What are some folk remedies for treating hypertension? For thousands of years, there have been rich, simple, and miraculous remedies, secret formulas, and verified formulas passed down among the Chinese people. There are numerous books on these remedies. As the saying goes, "A single formula can frustrate a famous doctor." In the process of studying hypertension cases, the general public has discovered that many folk remedies have incredible effects in treating hypertension. Here, I will introduce several folk remedies for treating hypertension. Interested patients may give them a try, but it is recommended to consult a doctor before attempting them for optimal results.

Methods/Steps Willow Leaf Tea for treating hypertension: As spring approaches, willow trees begin to sprout new leaves. Friends with hypertension or elderly family members with hypertension can pick some fresh willow leaves, rinse them with water, blanch them in boiling water, and then dry them for use as tea. Drinking willow leaf tea daily can help lower blood pressure.

Fresh Lotus Root, Sesame, and Rock Sugar for treating hypertension: Steaming and eating fresh lotus root, sesame, and rock sugar is remarkably effective. The author, who is now 76 years old, has not had a relapse in decades. The method is as follows: 1250 grams of fresh lotus root, cut into strips or slices; 500 grams of raw sesame, crushed and placed in the lotus root, add 500 grams of rock sugar, steam until cooked, divide into 5 portions, cool and consume one portion per day. Generally, taking one set (5 portions) will lead to a full recovery.

Dried Corn Silk for treating hypertension: Take 50 grams of dried corn silk (the fine thread-like dried stigmas of the female flowers of mature corn cobs) from naturally matured corn cobs, boil it in water, and drink the water. This can effectively treat hypertension, lower blood pressure, and promote diuresis. After continuous intake for a month according to the recipe, it can alleviate symptoms such as dizziness and headaches caused by hypertension.

Hawthorn Juice for treating hypertension: Take 10 fresh hawthorns and 30 grams of white sugar. Crush the hawthorns and cook them with sugar until they are mushy. Eat the hawthorns and drink the soup once a day. Alternatively, take 10 grams of hawthorn leaves, boil them in water, and drink as a tea substitute.

Soaked Peanuts in Vinegar: Take raw peanuts and an appropriate amount of quality vinegar, soak the peanuts in vinegar for 7 days, and consume 10 peanuts in the morning and evening. Once blood pressure decreases, the peanuts can be taken every other day. This recipe has a good effect in clearing heat, lowering blood pressure, protecting capillary walls, and preventing blood clot formation.

Precautions There are many folk remedies for treating hypertension. Hypertensive patients can use some of these remedies in conjunction with effective methods based on the doctor's introduction or advice to better treat hypertension. However, do not blindly use remedies of unknown origin or with unclear pharmacological properties to avoid worsening the condition.

Comprehensive Collection of Dietary Therapy Recipes for Hypertension Hypertension is the most common cardiovascular disease and one of the "three highs" that we often mention in our daily life. The incidence rate of this disease is high and tends to occur at a younger age. It is necessary to control hypertension in a timely manner to avoid complications. So, what are the comprehensive collection of dietary therapy recipes for hypertension? Also, what are the typical symptoms of hypertension? Let us introduce the comprehensive collection of dietary therapy recipes for hypertension.

Complete Collection of Dietary Treatments for Hypertension 1. Magnolia Fish Balls for Excessive Fire Rising [Ingredients] 200g of raw fish meat (either grass carp or sea fish can be used), 15 magnolia petals, 5 eggs, appropriate amount of MSG, cooking wine, sesame oil, and salt. [Preparation] Remove the fish bones and chop the meat into small pieces. Cut the magnolia petals into shreds or powder. Mix the fish meat and magnolia together until it becomes a paste. Take the egg whites and stir them with chopsticks until thick, then add a little sesame oil, cooking wine, MSG, and salt. Next, shape the fish meat and magnolia paste into several small balls and dip them evenly in the egg whites. Take them out and arrange them in the center of a plate. Place the plate of magnolia fish balls in a steamer that has been preheated and steam for 5 minutes. Serve.

[Benefits] Nourishes Yin, moisturizes dryness, and expels wind. Particularly suitable for relieving headaches caused by the rising of deficient fire in hypertension. 2. Vinegar Peanuts [Recipe]: 300 grams of raw peanuts, a suitable amount of aged vinegar. [Preparation]: Pour a suitable amount of aged vinegar into a bowl with the raw peanuts and soak for 7 days. Take 10 peanuts in the morning and evening. Once blood pressure drops, take once every few days. [Benefits]: Suitable for hypertension.

3. Peanut Shells [Recipe]: Suitable amount of peanut shells. [Preparation]: Take the leftover peanut shells from eating peanuts on a regular day, wash them, put them in a teacup, fill the cup with boiling water, and drink it multiple times a day. [Benefits]: Reduces blood pressure, regulates cholesterol levels in the blood, and has therapeutic effects on patients with hypertension and abnormal blood lipid levels in coronary heart disease.

4. Cirsium setosum [Recipe]: 200-300 grams of Cirsium setosum (about 10 grams of dried Cirsium setosum, preferably harvested in late autumn from farmland). [Preparation]: Wash the Cirsium setosum thoroughly, add about 500 grams of water, simmer over low heat for about 30 minutes (more time is needed for dried Cirsium setosum), and when the simmered water cools to about 40℃, consume it once, preferably eating the vegetable at the same time. Take this decoction once or twice a day, and visible effects can be seen after a week. Regular consumption of this remedy can help stabilize blood pressure. [Efficacy]: Suitable for hypertension.

5. Fresh Bamboo Shoots [Formula] Fresh bamboo shoots, celery 20 grams each. [Preparation] Boil and drink the soup, two to three times a day, for a long time, it can treat hypertension. The remaining bamboo shoots and celery can still be used for cooking. [Effect] Suitable for hypertension. 6. Stir-Fried Mung Bean Curd with Sheep Fat [Formula] 150 grams of sheep fat, 500 grams of mung bean curd (made from green beans), salt, scallions, fresh ginger, and other seasonings as needed. [Preparation] Stir-fry the mung bean curd with sheep fat. If you don't eat sheep fat, you can use other edible oils for frying. When frying the mung bean curd, you can add salt, scallions, fresh ginger, and other seasonings. [Effect] Suitable for hypertension.

Typical symptoms of hypertension 1. No symptoms manifested The main symptoms of hypertension include headache, dizziness, lightheadedness, and feeling of fullness in the head. In severe cases, it can manifest as shortness of breath, difficulty breathing, swelling, vision problems, nausea, vomiting, paralysis, oliguria, chest pain, and other complications. However, there are not many cases with typical symptoms. Many people with hypertension have no symptoms, and even those with systolic blood pressure exceeding 200mmHg may be clinically asymptomatic or have mild symptoms.

2. Dizziness Dizziness is the most common symptom of high blood pressure. Some dizziness is transient, often occurring when suddenly squatting or standing up, while others are persistent. Dizziness is the main source of suffering for patients, with a continuous feeling of heaviness and discomfort in the head. It severely hinders thinking, affects work, and causes loss of interest in surrounding things. When a hypertensive crisis or insufficient blood supply to the vertebrobasilar arteries occurs, symptoms similar to inner ear vertigo may appear.

3. Headache Headache is also a common symptom of hypertension. It is often a persistent dull pain or throbbing pain, and sometimes even a bursting severe pain. It often occurs when waking up in the morning, during activities after getting up, and gradually subsides after meals. The pain is usually located on the temples on both sides of the forehead and the back of the head.

4. Irritability, palpitations, insomnia Patients with hypertension often have a more irritable temperament and are sensitive to things, easily getting agitated. Palpitations and insomnia are also common symptoms. Insomnia is often characterized by difficulty falling asleep, early awakening, shallow sleep, frequent nightmares, and easy awakening. This is related to the dysfunction of the cerebral cortex and autonomic nervous system.

5. Lack of concentration, decreased memory In the early stages, it is not very noticeable, but it gradually worsens as the disease progresses. Because it can be distressing, it often becomes one of the reasons for patients to seek medical treatment. It is characterized by easy distraction, reduced short-term memory, and difficulty remembering recent events, while memories of the past, such as childhood events, remain fresh.

What are some remedies for treating high blood pressure? Nowadays, the occurrence of high blood pressure is becoming increasingly younger. High blood pressure is no longer just a disease of middle-aged and elderly people. Some young people also experience increased blood pressure due to irregular lifestyle habits, alcohol consumption, and staying up late. Therefore, once high blood pressure occurs, it is necessary to seek medical treatment promptly and take antihypertensive medication for a long period of time. Antihypertensive medication can effectively prevent other sequelae caused by high blood pressure, such as cerebral hemorrhage and coronary heart disease, which can endanger our lives. Once these sequelae occur, it is easy for patients to experience sudden death, so regardless of gender, if you have high blood pressure, you need to pay attention to medication.

Home remedies for hypertension Hello, currently hypertension can be treated by thrombolysis. Effective methods used abroad include thrombolysis, which dissolves blood clots, softens blood vessels, and provides long-term blood pressure reduction. There have been many successful cases in clinical practice.

I hope this information is helpful to you. The Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences has introduced a green thrombolysis therapy developed in the Tianshan region using Japanese technology. It has received good reviews. I saw it on the CCTV Science and Technology Channel. I hope you consider this option.

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