Blood Pressure & Circulation Support

This collection brings together classic herbs traditionally used to support healthy blood pressure and circulation—plus calming and mineral-rich allies that round out a holistic routine. Featured formulas include BP-1 (garlic + capsicum) and BP-2 (garlic + parsley, no capsicum), along with Hyssop, Hawthorn Berries, HE-RT (hawthorn, capsicum, garlic), Devil’s Claw, Butcher’s Broom, Garlic, Nettles, Gotu Kola, Dong Quai, Valerian, and Capsicum.
Our approach is simple: pair the right herbs with everyday habits—hydration, mineral-dense foods, movement, and restful sleep—to support your heart and circulatory system from multiple angles.

Who this collection may be for
Adults interested in gentle, natural support for circulation, heart wellness, and everyday balance—alongside lifestyle changes recommended by their healthcare provider.

Quick product guide

  • BP-1 (Garlic + Capsicum): classic, warming support for circulation and digestion.

  • BP-2 (Garlic + Parsley): similar to BP-1, but without capsicum’s heat.

  • Hawthorn Berries / HE-RT: traditional cardiac and circulatory tonics.

  • Hyssop: historically used for respiratory clarity, sweating, and general toning.

  • Garlic: time-honored detox and wellness ally.

  • Butcher’s Broom: supports venous tone/circulatory comfort.

  • Devil’s Claw: cleansing, inflammation-related comfort.

  • Nettles: mineral-rich nourishment (iron, potassium).

  • Valerian: calm & sleep support (stress is a BP factor).

  • Gotu Kola: “food for the brain,” traditional circulatory and focus support.

  • Capsicum: herb “catalyst” often paired to enhance other botanicals.

How to use (general)
Start low and consistent; build a simple routine (morning/evening), hydrate, favor whole foods, and add daily movement. Track your personal readings and how you feel. If you are on medication, take supplements 1 hour before or after.

Important notes & safety
These herbal products are dietary supplements, not drugs, and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult your healthcare professional—especially if you’re pregnant or nursing, have a medical condition, or take medications (e.g., blood pressure meds, blood thinners). Stop use if any adverse reaction occurs.

Wellness note: Herbs work best alongside basics: less fried/processed food, mindful salt, steady movement, good sleep, and stress care