hypotensive

hypotensive /hy·po·ten·sive/ (-ten´siv) marked by low blood pressure or serving to reduce blood pressure.

hy·po·ten·sive (h

-t

adj.

1. Of or characterized by low blood pressure.

2. Causing a reduction in blood pressure.

hypotensive

[-ten′siv]

Etymology: Gk, hypo, under; L, tendere, to stretch

pertaining to abnormally low blood pressure.

hypotensive [hi″po-ten´siv]

1. characterized by or causing diminished tension or pressure, as abnormally low blood pressure.

2. a person with abnormally low blood pressure.

hypotensive (hī·pō·tenˑ·siv),

n a substance that decreases the blood pressure.

hypotensive

1. characterized by or causing diminished tension or pressure, as abnormally low blood pressure.

2. an animal with abnormally low blood pressure.

hypotensive shock

see hypovolemic shock.

Patient discussion about hypotensive.

Q. how can u lower your bp naturally

A. a change in lifestyle- Reducing Salt and Sodium in Your Diet, change to a healthier diet,Maintaining a Healthy Weight, Being Physically Active, Limiting Alcohol Intake, Quitting Smoking. i don't think it can take you off meds , but it can lower the amount of the considerably.

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ajowan
angiotensin amide
antihypertensive
bhangra
bimatoprost
burdock
deliberate hypotension
Diovan
eledoisin
Far Eastern hemorrhagic fever
fluid resuscitation
hypotensive anesthesia
Inderal
mephentermine
metaraminol
methoxamine
Monopril
neurokinin
phenothiazine

The entire plant of the kelp herb is used to provide alterative, antacid, antibiotic, demulcent, diuretic, hypotensive, mucilant, nutritive, and hypotensive properties.

Boost Metabolism and Feel Better with Kelp by Darrell Miller / Food/cooking/nutrition community

hypertension, atherosclerosis, diabetics, hypercholesterolemia, obesity, and are attributed to antioxidative, antithrombogenic, anti-inflammatory, hypotensive and hypocholesterolemic properties of tea polyphenols.

Tea polyphenols benefit vascular function by Life Extension

The group taking a 400 mg tablet demonstrated significantly decreased standing systolic BP and mean arterial pressure, evincing saffron's valuable hypotensive action.

Safety of saffron by Australian Journal of Medical Herbalism

Hypospadias and Epispadias

hypospermatogenesis

hyposplenism

hypostasis