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    Any supplements or ways to reduce Blood Pressure?

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    • F Offline
      Faun
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      Hello thinking


      You can try juicing celery. It’s great for the whole family even those with no problems. Celery can help to lower blood pressure, alkalises your body and thus make you a bad host to viruses around you.

      If you don’t like the ‘green’ taste, throw in some apples for sweetness.

      I usually add carrots for the kids eyes. My ds 13 and have 7/6 eye sight, nurse says even better than normal. dd also perfect eyesight.

      Get a good juicer and enjoy the juice of life for the whole family.

      Take note that some book says not to mix fruit and non-fruit parts of the plant for juicing with the exception of Apples and Carrots. These 2 can go with anything.

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        markfch
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        HyperKiasu:


        Linzhi in capsule/pill is either 孢子粉 or 孢子油, right?

        is 毛王爷 available in SG? i m keen to Linzhi...

        thanks
        It's in powder form, stored in a capsule. I think each capsule costs about S$1 and it is recommended for people with high blood pressure to take 4 capsules daily for optimal results.

        I don't think you can get it in SG, but I remembered reading from the brochure that we can order it online. Let me check and update you later.

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          HyperKiasu
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          markfch:
          HyperKiasu:



          Linzhi in capsule/pill is either 孢子粉 or 孢子油, right?

          is 毛王爷 available in SG? i m keen to Linzhi...

          thanks

          It's in powder form, stored in a capsule. I think each capsule costs about S$1 and it is recommended for people with high blood pressure to take 4 capsules daily for optimal results.

          I don't think you can get it in SG, but I remembered reading from the brochure that we can order it online. Let me check and update you later.

          ok, thank you... 😄

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            thinking
            last edited by

            Hi


            Thank you for your info on the capsule. I really appreciate.
            I’m interested to know more about it and how to place order.
            I do drink celery juice and even bought that philip juicer. But after sometimes, I’m tired of it…
            But if you mentioned that it helps on kids eyesight, think i’ve to resume the habit of making.

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              verykiasu2010
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              http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2010/10/08/discover-the-secret-to-lowering-your-blood-pressure-in-15-minutes.aspx



              Eliminate This Everyday Food and Watch Your High Blood Pressure Plunge

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                markfch
                last edited by

                I found out that we can’t actually order it online, however there is a tel no. that we can ring to enquire about overseas purchases. The tel no. is 886-49-2850050. Of course they only speak Mandarin.


                Apparently this 毛王爷 is quite a folklore in Taiwan. He was actually conferred the title of duke by Chiang Kai-shek when he cured Chiang’s wife’s (Soong Mei Ling) asthma.

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                  mrswongtuition
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                  My mum's eating this: http://www.iherb.com/Paradise-Herbs-Reishi-Supreme-Red-Ling-Zhi-60-Veggie-Caps/4639?at=0


                  and

                  http://www.iherb.com/New-Chapter-Blood-Pressure-Take-Care-30-Vcaps/7890?at=0

                  (If you are keen to purchase, use discount code YAF688 for US$5 discount.
                  They ship direct to SG @ very good rates. Do check out my blog for details: http://thelittleonesinmylife.blogspot.com)

                  The former was requested by her. She read from some Chinese magazine that it helps.
                  The latter was purchased by me.

                  So far so good. She does not need medication to control her BP at the moment.

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                    Jennifer
                    last edited by

                    markfch:
                    I found out that we can't actually order it online, however there is a tel no. that we can ring to enquire about overseas purchases. The tel no. is 886-49-2850050. Of course they only speak Mandarin.


                    Apparently this 毛王爷 is quite a folklore in Taiwan. He was actually conferred the title of duke by Chiang Kai-shek when he cured Chiang's wife's (Soong Mei Ling) asthma.
                    When I was there last Jun hols, the tour guide brou us to this place as well after the Sun Moon Lake cruise.

                    According to the uncle 毛王爷, the normal lingzhi capulse is obtained by grinding a lingzhi into powder, actually more harmful than good. Theirs is boiled in water, then processed the liquid into powder, easier to be absorbed by the body.

                    He did a demo, opened another brand lingzhi capulse, poured the contents on the hand of a tourist in our group and rubbed. The powder remains grainy. Then he used their own brand, the powder dissolved into the hand after rubbing.

                    Anyone here has a lingzhi capulse to do the same demo?

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                      thinking
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                      Hi Mrs Wong


                      So for those with High Blood, it is advisable to take the one with "Blood Pressure" and not Reshi is it?
                      What shipment mode do you use normally?
                      The price indicated is in USD? How much will that be if I purchase Blood Pressure?

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                        mrswongtuition
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                        thinking:
                        Hi Mrs Wong


                        So for those with High Blood, it is advisable to take the one with \"Blood Pressure\" and not Reshi is it?
                        What shipment mode do you use normally?
                        The price indicated is in USD? How much will that be if I purchase Blood Pressure?
                        For small shipments, use their normal post. Reliable and cheap (US$4).
                        Takes around 1-2 weeks to arrive at your doorstep.

                        If you are ordering large shipment (with heavy/bulky items like shampoo), choose DHL. Takes around 3-5 days to arrive at your doorstep.

                        I've used both methods depending on my order size.
                        With low USD now, you'll save even more. 🙂
                        Price on website x 1.4 (depends on ur CC rate) = Price in SGD
                        Usually for supplements, the shipping is around US$0.50 - US$1, depending on how big your shipment is.
                        For the US$4 flat shipping, you can squeeze in around 8-9 bottles of supplements. Which means that the shipping for each bottle will work out to around US$0.50.

                        If you are unsure and prefer to see the physical goods, you can try Vitakids or organic health stores.
                        Warning: The price at Vitakids is at least 20-40% higher than buying online (including your shipping costs).

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