Kitchen herb tested as natural blood pressure aid
NCT ID NCT07386210
Summary
This study tested whether drinking rosemary tea could help lower high blood pressure. For 45 days, 54 men with mild hypertension drank either rosemary tea or a placebo tea. Researchers measured their blood pressure and a key enzyme in the blood to see if the herbal tea had an effect.
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Locations
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Faculty of Medicine of Sousse
Sousse, 4023, Tunisia
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Sassi
Sousse, Tunisia
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