See a doctor first if: Pregnancy-induced HTN; BP >180/120; warfarin + grapefruit-interacting meds; active HF → clinical review.
Foods to favour
- Beetroot
- leafy greens (spinach/methi/palak)
- oats
- lentils (dal)
- bananas
- sweet potatoes
Foods to reduce
- Salt-cured pickles
- papad
- processed namkeen
- deep-fried snacks
- red & processed meat
The root-cause pattern
In the Farmicine map, Hypertension most often sits on Metabolic Dysfunction (B3): Insulin resistance and glycation drive a slow metabolic drift — weight around the middle, energy swings and rising sugar.
A supportive product
Daily support for healthy blood pressure already in the normal range.
Related topics
Hypertensive heart diseaseDyslipidaemia / High LDL / ApoBEndothelial dysfunction / early atherosclerosisAtherosclerosisHypotension / Orthostatic hypotensionCoronary artery diseaseAnginaMyocardial Infarction
When to see a doctor. Farmicine supports wellness alongside your doctor's care and does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent hypertension. Continue any prescribed treatment and discuss supplements with your doctor, especially with heart, kidney, liver, thyroid or blood-thinning medicines, in pregnancy, or for children.
