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How can Mukta Vati help in managing hypertension naturally? - #22680

Audrey

I am struggling with high blood pressure and find myself constantly worried about it. My doc suggested meds, but I'm looking for something more natural, you know? A friend mentioned mukta vati and its uses, claiming it helped her Dad. So I started looking into it, but I'm not sure how exactly it works for hypertension. Like, can I just take it alongside my other supplements? Also, are there any specific mukta vati uses I should be aware of? I mean, are there side effects? I'm just really trying to stay away from all the chemicals if possible. Would love any advice from you guys!

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Hello Audrey

NO NEED TO WORRY

" I WILL HELP YOU UNDERSTAND TO USE MUKTA VATI FOR HYPERTENSION SAFELY EFFECTIVELY "

Hypertension is COMMON now days due to Improper Diet Sedentary Lifestyle Lack of physical Activities High stress etc

Ayurveda has become 1 st Choice in such isssues as Ayurvedic medicine are gentle easy plant Based and Least side effects

I Must Appreciate ur Choice with Mukta Vati for Hypertension

MUKTA VATI EXTRA POWER

Is Famous Patent Medicine by Patanjali Pharma in India Many peoples benifited In my clinical practice I have seen best results

PRINCIPAL ACTIONS

Hypotensive Works Balance heart Pumping Circulation Supports strength vessels Nerve Calming Relaxing Emotional Balancing Removes water retention

INGREDIENTS

Brahmi, Shankhpushpi , Ghodbach, Ashwagandha , Malkangani , Sounf , Pushkarmool , Ustekhaddus, Jatamanasi, Sarpgandha, Mukta Pishti .

HOW THIS WORKS

Sarpgandha - Hypotensive Vasodilator Arjun - Improve Heart heath Ashwagandha - Nerve Anxiety tonic Booster Heart vessels strength Bramhi - Calming Relaxing Improves sleep Reduce Cortisol improves melatonin

CAN BE TAKEN WITH OTHER MEDICINE OR ANTI HYPERTENSIVES ?

Yes.Usalkyn Safe to Use.It won’t interfere with other medicine or Antihypertensive drug actions like Beta blockers

DOSAGES

1 Tab Twice a Day After Food Increase dosage depends upon Severity and Medical needs

COMBINATION EFFECT

1) With Stress - Tab Ashwagandha 1 Tab twice a Day 2) with Heart Palpitations - Hridayamrit Vati 3 ) Heart Muscle Weakness Cardiogrit 1 Tab Twice A Day After Food 4 ) For Cholestrol - Tab.Arjunaista 5 ) Oedema Water retention- Dahanukarista 15 ml twice a Day After Food 6 ) For Sleep issues - With Tagar 1 Tab at Night

• DO’S :- Prefer Alkaline Highly Nutritious Rich in Omega 3 6 9 Amino acids Leafy Vegetables Fruits salads sprouts Fibers Dry Fruits Flaxseed Pumpkin seeds Sunflower Seeds Moringa Regularly Milk Dairy Products Fruits Soaked Dry Fruits Coconut Products Apple Pomegranate Healthy Life Style 8 Hr Sleep.

• DON’TS :- Too Acidic Fried Fatty Spicy Salty Sour Masala Non Veg Crud Oily Fried Fast Junk Acidic Foods Salty processed Well Water stress Salt Oil Restrictions

• YOGA :- Anuloma Vilom Pranayam Sheetali Pranayam Shavasan

• EXERCISE:- Walking Jogging Mild mobility Exercise

• ANTISTRESS REGIME:- Dhyan Meditation

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Dr Arun Desai

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Hello Audrey

I can understand your concern about your high blood pressure and also appreciate your efforts to manage your Hypertension Naturally through Ayurveda.

PROBABLE CAUSES In ayurveda Hypertension is considered to be due to vitiated vata and pitta dosha which further disturbs your Rakta dhatu ( blood). Thus in Ayurveda balancing your vata and pitta and correspondingly improving your Rakta dhatu is the main line of treatment.

I am glad you already know about mukta vati and you are eager to know how it works

YES YOU ARE ON RIGHT WAY… MUKTA VATI HELPS IN REDUCING HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE NATURALLY BUT HOW??

HOW?? Mukta vati is a ayurvedic herbs which mainly contains follwing ingredients 1. Brahmi 2. Mukta pisti 3. Shankhapushi 4. Sarpagandha 5. Jatamansi 6. Arjuna And many more

1. Herbs like SARPAGANDHA AND ARJUNA have proven effect to reduce blood pressure, it. Improves your blood circulation and heart health it reduces vitaated pitta and improving Rakta dhatu

2. JATAMANSI, BRAHAMI, SHANKHAPUSHI helps in calming your anxiety, mind indirectly helps in reducing blood pressure.

3. Some components have diuretic effects which helps to reduce blood pressure

4. Mukta vati balanaces the vitiated doshas

DOSAGE 1. MUKTA VATI 1-0-1 after food

IMPORTANT IF YOU ARE ALREADY TAKING SOME MEDICATION FOR MANAGING HYPERTENSION THEN DONT STOP IT ABRUPTLY… TAPER THE DOSE AND THEN START AYURVEDIC AND GRADUALLY INCREASE AYURVEDIC DOSE TO 2-0-2.

IF YOU ARE NOT TAKING ANY HYPERTENSION MEDICATION YOU CAN START WITH 2-0-2 DOSAGE

CHECK YOUR BP DAILY IF IT IS GETTING TOO LOW REDUCE THE DOSAGE TO 1-0-1

IF YOUR BP IS TOO HIGH LIKE ABOVE 160/100 THEN TAKE FOLLWING SOS MEDICATION 1. CARDIMAP 1-0-1

HOPE IT HELPS YOU!!!😊

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Mukta vati is a proven medicine for High Blood pressure, it’s ingredients help in reducing blood pressure. You have to start parallel to your allopathy medicine, check BP every 3rd day, if BP lowers you can gradually reduce allopathy medicine Lessen intake of salt in your diet. Sleep too Play and important role in reducing blood pressure You should have sound sleep.

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HELLO AUDREY,

MANY PEOPLE WITH HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE MANAGE IT WITH MUKTA VATI OFTEN ONE OF THE FIRST AYURVEDIC REMEDIIES RECOMMENDED

IS THERE ANY OTHER SYMPTOM OTHER THAN HIGH BP LIKE PALPITATION, STRESS, ANXIIETY, FLUID RETENTION, ANY CARDIAC PROBLEM? THEN PLEASE DO MENTION

MUKTAVATI IS MADE UP OF MUKTA PISTI BRAHMI SHANKHAPUSHPI ASHWAGANDHA ARJUNA JATAMANSI SARPAGANDHA VACHA ETC THESE ALL INGREDIENTS ARE KNOWN TO CALM NERVOUS SYSTEM SUPPORT HEART FUNCTION IMPROVE SLEEP HELP MAINTAIN HEALTHY BLOOD PRESSURE

STRESS RELIEVING HERBS LIKE ASHWAGANDHA, BRAHMI, SHANKHAPUSHPI HELP REDUCE CORTISOL LEVELS DECRESING BLOOD PRESSURE

SARPAGANDHA IS KEY HERB WITH NATURAL ANTOHYPERTENSIVE EFFECT IT SUPPORTS VASODILATION

GENERALLY, IT IS SAFE WITH OTHER SUPPLEMENTS EXCEPPT AVOID COMBINING WITH OTHER BLOOD PRESSURE MEDICATIONS, OR WITH BETA-BLOCKERS OR CALCIUMM CHANNEL BLOKERS

ALL OTHER SUPPLEMENTS YOU CAN TAKE WITH MUKTA VATI

DOSAGE START WITH 1 TAB TWICE DAILY AFTER MEALS, IF BP STAYS HIGH INCREASE TO 2 TAB TWICE DAILY AFTER MEALS

OTHER SAFER ALTERNATIVES 1)ARJUNARISTHA- 20 ML WITH WARM WATER DAILY AFTER MEALS TWICE A DAY 2)SARPAGANDHAGHANA VATI- 1 TAB AT NIGHT 3) BRAHMI VATI- 1 TAB DAILY AFTER MEALS 4) DIVYA HRIDAYAMRIT VATI- 1 TAB TWICE DAILY AFTER FOOD

GENERAL SAFE COMBINATIONS 1) IF GENERAL BP + HEART SUPPORT- ARJUNARISTA+ AMLA CAPSULE- 1 DAILY+ MUKTA VATI

2) IF STRESS+ANXIETY= BRAHMI VATI+ ASHWAGANDHA- 1 TSP WITH MILK AT NIGHT+ MUKTA VATI

3) FLUID RETENTION, HEAVINESS= HRIDAYMRIT VATI+MUKTA VATI

ALWAYS START LOW AND CHECK BP REGULARLY MAINTAIN DIET LOW SALT DIET PRACTICE PRANAYAM AVOID CAFFEINE, ALCOHOL, TOBACCO PERFORM YOGA AND EXERCISE DAILY WALK- 30 MIN AFTER FOOD AVOID- JUNK,FRIED ITEMS

AND I ADVISE YOU TO DONATE BLOOD AT EVERY 3 MONTHS FOR LOWERING BLOOD PRESSURE

CHOOSE WISELY IF ANY DOUBT TEXT HERE ILL GIVE MY BEST TO ANSWER

HOPE THIS IS HELPFUL

THANK YOU

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Mukta Vati can indeed be helpful as a natural aid for managing hypertension. It’s an Ayurvedic herbal formulation typically used to calm the mind and support the cardiovascular system. THe primary components such as Brahmi, Shankhapushpi, and Ashwagandha are known to reduce stress and have anxiolytic effects, which can indirectly contribute to lowering blood pressure. Ayurveda believes that stress and anxiety are significant contributors to vata and pitta imbalances, often linked with hypertension.

Since you’re interested in using Mukta Vati, take it once or twice daily, usually in the morning after meals for better absorption. However, it’s crucial to maintain a consistent routine, giving time for the herbal effects to accumulate in your system. Mukta Vati aligns well with the Ayurvedic principle of addressing the root cause, rather than just the symptoms, by balancing these doshas (bodily energies).

Regarding side effects, generally it’s well-tolerated when used as directed, although slight gastrointestinal discomfort is occasionally reported. It’s good practice to monitor how your body responds after starting any herbal supplement. Since you mentioned supplements, do let your healthcare provider know all that you are taking to prevent any potential interactions.

In your case, since stress seems to be a concern, incorporating meditation or pranayama (breathing exercises) could amplify the calming effects of Mukta Vati. A balanced diet favoring fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, while reducing caffeine and high-sodium foods, can also support your goal to manage blood pressure naturally.

It’s crucial, however, not to disregard your doctor’s advice or prescribed medication, especially if your blood pressure’s markedly high. While Mukta Vati can be a supportive treatment, regular check-ups and possibly continued pharmacological management might be necessary to ensure your safety, depending on your specific condition.

Always keep an open line of communication with your healthcare providers about any Ayurvedic or natural remedies you consider.

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