When I discovered that I had high blood pressure, I sought advise from a naturopath for recommendations or alternatives to RX medications. That’s how I learned about Carditone. This herbal supplement was very effective for me, and I experienced NO negative side effects.
What is Carditone?
- Carditone contains naturally grown Himalayan herbs which provide cardiovascular support and lowers blood pressure naturally.
- The formulation of Carditone (reserpine) includes rauwolfia serpentine and terminalia arjuna , which support heart health and provides cardiac antioxidants.
- Carditone contains magnesium which promotes cardiovascular health by maintaining healthy levels of calcium and potassium.
- Carditone contains herbs that support the kidneys.
- Carditone was formulated by Ayurvedic and Naturopathic physicians.
What makes Carditone so effective……
- The root of the rauwolfia plant is effective in lowering high blood pressure.
- and….while some antihypertensive drugs can increase cholesterol, Carditone appears to reduce levels of cholesterol.
- Carditone is fast acting….. it started working for me in about a week (individual results may vary).
The benefits of using Carditone……
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Powerful All-Natural Ingredients without the RX side effects….
- Carditone provides comprehensive cardiovascular support.
- If you’re tired of the dry cough, upset stomach, or weakness associated with some synthetic antihypertensive drugs, then Carditone may be the supplement for you.
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Affordable….
Using Carditone daily costs less than $20 per month (based on recommended dosage).
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Calming….
Not only does reserpine help to lower blood pressure and help the heart return to its normal size, it also promotes a calm, grounded feeling.
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Diverse….
Carditone can be taken in conjunction with blood pressure medications, instead of blood pressure medications, or can be a transition to replace blood pressure medications (Use Carditone with your doctor’s advice)
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Carditone is long lasting…..
Because reserpine is a long-acting agent, when a person misses a dose or discontinues the entire medication, their blood pressure does not go up rapidly.
What others are saying about Carditone……
Online user reviews of Carditone are reporting that they have:
…seen a significant reduction in blood pressure in anywhere from within a week to less than 30 days- …been able to transition off of RX
- …experienced no negative side effects
Final Verdict: Is Carditone worth it?
Answer: Yes!
Bottom Line:
It works fast and naturally
It promotes a feeling of calm
It’s affordable and diverse
It does not carry many of the negative side effects associated with prescription medication.
Final Rating: 4 out of 5 Stars
Carditone F.A.Q.
Q: Where can I buy Carditone blood pressure support?
A: ==>You can get it directly through this link.
Q: Where can I get a reliable blood pressure monitor?
A: I recommend one made by Omron. There is the Omron 10 series blood pressure monitor which is wireless and can be used with a smart phone app for tracking. Or, if you’re wanting to spend as little as possible to but still get a good and reliable bp monitor, I used the Omron 3 series blood pressure monitor.
Q: Are there any Carditone side effects?
A: The most common side effect at proper dosages is nasal congestion which occurs in 5-15% of patients.
Q: What are some other things I can do to naturally lower my blood pressure?
A: Check out the rest of my site where I’ve shared the steps I took to lower my blood pressure naturally. This is my own personal journey, but hopefully you’ll be able to take something away from these pages.
Final Thoughts; my personal account:
Over the course of time, the steps I’ve taken to naturally keep my blood pressure down have done the job, but in the beginning Carditone provided the support I needed right away.
I found it important to keep a close eye on my blood pressure, so I checked it twice a day; morning and night. It was worth it to get a high quality blood pressure monitor; it actually saved me money in the long run because I haven’t had to replace it in 4 years. Omron makes good monitors that are affordable.
While this page is my review for Carditone, within the pages of this site, I share the steps I took to lower my blood pressure that include:
- Quitting smoking
- Losing weight – The “Math don’t lie” approach that made my weight loss journey simple and reliable.
- Exercise and my discoveries about what type of exercise worked best for me.
- Diet and supplements – How I kept it simple.
- Stress management – The steps I took to achieve emotional, mental, and spiritual health.
- Alcohol consumption – to drink or not to drink? Two sides of the same coin that can either help, or hurt.
4 years later, I am fortunate enough to be at the point where as long as I keep making good choices, I don’t need to take the Carditone . I will occasionally “fall off the wagon” and my blood pressure will reliably go up. When this happens, I just use Carditone for a few days while I put my strategies back into practice and I’m good to go. There’s something reassuring about knowing I have it right there in my cabinet as a “go to” when my blood pressure starts going back up.
Paying it forward:
I told a friend about my Carditone success story. Just so happened that she had a co-worker who was taking blood pressure medication but was not having much luck in getting her numbers down. I donated what was left in my bottle so that her co-worker could try it. To this day, that co-worker still expresses her gratitude for making her aware of Carditone.
The unexpected consequence of a life transformed:
It recently occurred to me that “doing the work” to keep my blood pressure within a normal range has done much more than just that for me……it’s transformed my life. All of the changes that I’ve made have had an accumulative effect on me and on my life. I’m a happier, stronger, and healthier person than the person I was a decade ago. As in any life, there have been many peaks and valleys but I’m learning to enjoy the ride. It is my hope that through sharing this journey, others might gain either insight or inspiration as we continue the trek to be the best versions of ourselves possible.
Good luck, and here’s to your health!
-Emily Smith
