[Hetty_Fauxvert]

Does anyone here already quaff hybiscus tea on a regular basis? Have you noticed any difference from it — good or bad? Report! :)

[tajgirvan]

Bookmark to answer later! This a great tea!

[backhoe]

This is purely empirical, anecdotal evidence, so take it FWIW, but after a year of trying to get my wife’s BP back to normal levels, guess what seemed to do it?

Fish oil, and vitamin supplements with manganese, calcium, molybdenum, and chromium.

YMMV, and “kids, don’t try this at home...”

[Mr Ramsbotham]

Yes, and eating olive oil will add half a century to your life.

[TigersEye]

Very very old news in China.

[FoxInSocks]

Thanks for posting!

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

IMPORTANT NOTE: THERE ARE OVER 200 VARIETIES OF HIBISCUS. Do not assume they are all the same. They aren’t.

[dubie]

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[Logic n' Reason]

Lower blood pressure????? I HATE TEA!

But...to lower blood pressure, how about...

1. Being completely financialy independant,

2. Possessing no genetic, serious illnesses,

3. Having a truthful, bright, vivacious, true, independant woman with you for the rest of your life,

4. performing moderate, constant exercise, and...

4. Having an endless source of excellent reading material.

OK...I've got number 4...kinda; and my local library fills the bill on number 5. #2 is shot...ah well.

I will never, ever get to number 1

...and number 3 does not exist...at least on this planet.

[mombonn]

I heard about the hibiscus tea/blood pressure link a couple weeks ago (probably on Fox), so I ordered some Celebration Herbals Hibiscus from Web Vitamins.

Last I knew, my blood pressure is ok, but thought I'd try some anyway.

It's good.