Yes, you can take himalaya abana, but keep it simple and cautious. Simple answer: ✔️ safe with your current medicines (amlodipine, irbesartan, ezetimibe, Allopurinol) ✔️ can give mild heart support and slight BP control But remember: ❌ It will not significantly reduce LDL / ApoB ❌ Do not take with Cardimap together initially How to use: * Abana – 1 tablet twice daily after food * Try for 2–3 weeks and monitor BP Watch for: * Dizziness or low BP * Any unusual symptoms Best approach: Use either Abana OR Cardimap, not both together at first. Abana is supportive, not a replacement for your main cholesterol treatment. regards, Dr Raghuveer (Ayurvedacharya) Take care and feel free to contact me anytime for any of your health needs.
Himalaya Abana is generally used as a cardiotonic / circulation-support / mild antihypertensive herbal formulation, not as a strong cholesterol-lowering medicine. For your specific case, Abana may be reasonably safe with caution, but it is unlikely to significantly reduce LDL, ApoB, or LDL-P to the degree you need. Your numbers suggest atherogenic risk still remains, so Abana should be viewed as supportive, not primary therapy. Best safest plan: Month 1 Continue all prescription meds Stop berberine Continue Cardimap alternate days Improve diet + walking Month 2 If still want herbal support: Trial Abana instead of Cardimap, not with it.
