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what can i take for high bloodpressure?
Usually caused by a food allergy I would try getting off wheat and take capcicum garlic with parsley combo.You can buy at naturessunshine.com I would take 6 a day. Spread out 2 with each meal and then when you pressure comes down cut back. Also take fish oils and antioxidants. Helps with circulation. and good healthy veins. I would also take lecithin. May smell like garlic but it will do the trick I'm sure. Jayne
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Jayne Boyle
Expertise
I am an Herbalist,Iridologist, Nutritional Consultant,Touch for Health Practitioner Reiki Master and Teacher. I can answer questions about cleansing the body of toxins, herbal use , nutritional questions, and healing the body, mind and spirit.
Experience
I am in private practice. I was manager of a alternative healing center for 3 years. I lecture on herbs,iridology, and nutrition.
Organizations
At the present time, none.
Publications
Annapolis Holistic Health Community Newsletter.
Education/Credentials
Dr. Christopher's School of Natural Healing,Institute of the Natural Association of Certified Natural Health Professionals,Center for the Healing Arts, Health Awareness through Iridology
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