Peppermint oil becomes a potential key player in lowering blood pressure. Trial for 40 adults showed a drastic decrease in blood pressure levels after a daily dose of the oil for 20 days.
Peppermint oil could become a low-cost way to reduce blood pressure. Study reveals, daily intake of peppermint oil in capsules or droplets, dramatically reduced systolic and diastolic blood pressure levels.
High blood pressure, which includes hypertension, is a silent but common condition that affects one in three adults worldwide. It can lead to dangerous complications. Daily intake of peppermint oil in capsules or droplets helps tackle condition with no side effects. As natural remedy peppermint oil is helpful in irritable bowel syndrome, stomach cramps, bloating, even helps to control excess wind.
It reduces pressure in arteries and blood vessels, effectively lowers chances of heart attack and stroke, among other complications.
'Keep taking peppermint oil until your symptoms improve'. But do not exceed two weeks without consulting your doctor
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Peppermint oil could be a low-cost remedy for high blood pressureA study published in the journal PLOS One found that peppermint oil supplements, which cost as little as £10 for a 90-day supply, can drastically reduce systolic and diastolic blood pressure levels in adults with above-average blood pressure. The treatment was tested on 40 participants aged between 18 and 65, who were split into two groups: one given peppermint oil and the other a peppermint-flavoured placebo drink containing no peppermint oil.
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