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I would like to make up the crataegus remedy for my mum as a surprise. She likes to drink a glass of vodka each day so I thought it would be nice to make it with that.She has very high cholesterol and has leg ache with statins.
Can I make it with just vodka, if I make it with water and vodka, do I just cover the berries with the liquid or is there a ratio and would it be better to liquidise the berries and strain?
How long after mixing is it ready to take.
Also are English berries ok to use as I live by many hawthorn bushes so can pick them fresh to freeze?
Sorry for so many questions, I just want to get it right.
Can I make it with just vodka, if I make it with water and vodka, do I just cover the berries with the liquid or is there a ratio and would it be better to liquidise the berries and strain?
How long after mixing is it ready to take.
Also are English berries ok to use as I live by many hawthorn bushes so can pick them fresh to freeze?
Sorry for so many questions, I just want to get it right.
serann last decade
English berries are fine. Yes you can use vodka instead of water. Pick only ripe berries. I pick the naturally fallen ones but you can pluck the red soft ripe ones.
♡ girilal last decade
Inspired by discussion on this forum I started taking Crataegus Q for last five weeks, 15 drops twice daily.
I have been taking other alopathic drugs like Ace Inhibitor, beta-blocker, nitrate, asprin, deuratic for my heart condition resulting from heart attack a year back due to clogged arteries.
Since I have started taking Crataegus Q my BP has been comming down and to maintain it at 105/70 I have been decreasing ACE-I dose. But the BP continues to reduce and to maintain it to desired level I need to cut on ACE-I or Crataegus Q dose. Please advice. Does Crataegus Q and ACE-I have same functions.
As I have low EF, only 30%, ACE-I is highly recommended. I am confused. Please advice.
I have been taking other alopathic drugs like Ace Inhibitor, beta-blocker, nitrate, asprin, deuratic for my heart condition resulting from heart attack a year back due to clogged arteries.
Since I have started taking Crataegus Q my BP has been comming down and to maintain it at 105/70 I have been decreasing ACE-I dose. But the BP continues to reduce and to maintain it to desired level I need to cut on ACE-I or Crataegus Q dose. Please advice. Does Crataegus Q and ACE-I have same functions.
As I have low EF, only 30%, ACE-I is highly recommended. I am confused. Please advice.
aesindia last decade
Hello. I'm new to this forum. I have been diagnosed with angina and placed on 25mg of beta blocker. I have had to have a stent inserted in my right femoral artery. Reading the posts on this I tried to buy hawthorn berries but could only get capsules. I collected my own berries and followed the recipe from this forum except I added some apple cider vinegar. The mixture becomes stronger over time. I took two tablespoons twice a day but then got palpitations when the liquid was very thick and syrupy. I now mix one table spoonful with water and it seems ok. Should I drain the liquid from the berries?
herbgatherer last decade
CTA -LOWER LIMB ARTERIES
-With 64 Multi slices scan
FINDINGS
Distal abdominal Aorta: Mixed plaques noted. No stenosis
Bilateral renal arteris: Mixed plaques noted. No stenosis
RIGHT
Common lliac Artery: Mixed plaques. Patchy areas of 20-30% stenosis
External lliac Artery: Mixed plaques no stenosis
Internal lliac Artery: Patent. Normal
Common femoral artery: Small mixed plaques noted at places. No stenosis
Profunda fermoris: Small mixed plaques noted at places. No stenosis
Superficial Femoral : Small mixed plaques noted at places. No stenosis
Popliteal artery: Patent. Normal
Posterior tibial artery: Proximal 2/3: Patent. No stenosis
Distal 1/3 : Mild to moderate disease
Peroneal artery Distal 2/3 : Moderate to severe disease.
Proximal 1/3: Patent. Normal
Anterior tibial artery: Patent. Normal
Dorsalis Pedis : Patent. Normal
LEFT
Common lliac Artery: Mixed plaques. Patchy areas of 20-30% stenosis
External lliac Artery: Mixed plaques no stenosis
Internal lliac Artery: Patent. Normal
Common femoral artery : Small mixed plaques noted at places. No stenosis
Profunda femoral : Small mixed plaques noted at places. No stenosis
Superficial Femoral : 40-50% of small segments of stenosis at proximal and middle 1/3
Popliteal artery : Patent. Normal
Posterior tibial artery : Patent. Normal
Peroneal artery : Proximal 2/3 Patent. Mild disease at distal 1/3
Anterior tibial artery: Patent. Normal
Dorsalis Pedis : Patent. Normal
At present I am taking cartaegus q tendrops three times a day. Will that be sufficient
-With 64 Multi slices scan
FINDINGS
Distal abdominal Aorta: Mixed plaques noted. No stenosis
Bilateral renal arteris: Mixed plaques noted. No stenosis
RIGHT
Common lliac Artery: Mixed plaques. Patchy areas of 20-30% stenosis
External lliac Artery: Mixed plaques no stenosis
Internal lliac Artery: Patent. Normal
Common femoral artery: Small mixed plaques noted at places. No stenosis
Profunda fermoris: Small mixed plaques noted at places. No stenosis
Superficial Femoral : Small mixed plaques noted at places. No stenosis
Popliteal artery: Patent. Normal
Posterior tibial artery: Proximal 2/3: Patent. No stenosis
Distal 1/3 : Mild to moderate disease
Peroneal artery Distal 2/3 : Moderate to severe disease.
Proximal 1/3: Patent. Normal
Anterior tibial artery: Patent. Normal
Dorsalis Pedis : Patent. Normal
LEFT
Common lliac Artery: Mixed plaques. Patchy areas of 20-30% stenosis
External lliac Artery: Mixed plaques no stenosis
Internal lliac Artery: Patent. Normal
Common femoral artery : Small mixed plaques noted at places. No stenosis
Profunda femoral : Small mixed plaques noted at places. No stenosis
Superficial Femoral : 40-50% of small segments of stenosis at proximal and middle 1/3
Popliteal artery : Patent. Normal
Posterior tibial artery : Patent. Normal
Peroneal artery : Proximal 2/3 Patent. Mild disease at distal 1/3
Anterior tibial artery: Patent. Normal
Dorsalis Pedis : Patent. Normal
At present I am taking cartaegus q tendrops three times a day. Will that be sufficient
nages last decade
I was a patient of High Cholestrol .Took allopathic medicine Zevast-F [Atorvastatin 10 mg + Fenofibrate 160 mg] for 2 months .Now it is normal and I am taking Homeo drops Crateagus Oxy mother tict. 15 drops in 30 ml of water evryday on homeo doc'sadviceGingko Biloba 15 dr alternate days..Is it sufficient to control or shall I increase the dose or plz suggest some combination.Sometimes I experience sleep apnea, mild pain in heart on lying on left side,tendency to worry a lot,diet includes non-veg also.
nirogmantra last decade
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