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Bipsolve 80 Tablets
It offers protection for your heart and potentially provides a natural alternative to long-term drug therapy without undesirable effects. ...Read More
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It offers protection for your heart and potentially provides a natural alternative to long-term drug therapy without undesirable effects.
It is traditionally believed to work on:
• Improving circulation and nutrition to the heart and the coronary blood vessels
• Relieving stress and fatigue
• Scraping cholesterol deposits in the arteries
• Reducing the formation of blood clots
- Arjuna Ghan (Terminalia arjuna) bark
- SarpagandhaGhan (Rauvolfiaserpentina) root
- LasunaGhan (Allium sativum) rhizome
- Shilajit (Asphaltum)
- AmalakiGhan (Emblica officinalis) fruit
- HaritakiGhan (Terminalia chebula) fruit
- BahedaGhan (Terminalia bellirica) fruit
- Shaivalpowder (Ceratophyllumdemersum)
Research Studies on Ingredients of Bipsolve
1. Arjuna Ghan (Terminalia arjuna) bark:
- Benefits: Terminalia arjuna bark has long been recognized for supporting heart health. It aids in enhancing the heart’s muscle function and overall performance. Additionally, its anti-ischemic properties can help mitigate vascular obstructions.
- Studies:
- Bharani A, et al. “Salutary effect of Terminalia Arjuna in severe refractory heart failure.” Int J Cardiol. 1995;49(3):191-199.
- Maulik SK, et al. “Potential of Terminalia arjuna in cardiovascular ailments.” Am J Cardiovasc Drugs. 2012;12(3):157-163.
2. SarpagandhaGhan (Rauvolfia serpentina) root:
- Benefits: The root contains reserpine, which has shown efficacy in managing hypertension and some mental health conditions. Its antihypertensive effects may decrease cardiovascular disease risks.
- Studies:
- Vakil RJ. “Benefits of Rauwolfia serpentina in hypertension treatment: A literature review.” Circulation. 1955;12(2):220-229.
3. LasunaGhan (Allium sativum) rhizome:
- Benefits: Known to many as garlic, studies have highlighted its potential in lipid reduction, blood clot prevention, and blood pressure management.
- Studies:
- Ried K, et al. “Aged garlic extract’s effect on hypertension in treated patients: A randomised study.” Maturitas. 2010;67(2):144-150.
4. Shilajit (Asphaltum):
- Benefits: Shilajit is considered to possess antioxidant characteristics beneficial for the heart and may help in cholesterol management.
- Studies:
- Meena H, et al. “Shilajit: A remedy for altitude-related disorders?” Int J Ayurveda Res. 2010;1(1):37-40.
5. AmalakiGhan (Emblica officinalis) fruit:
- Benefits: Often referred to as amla or Indian gooseberry, it stands out for its antioxidant capabilities and its potential to modulate blood lipid levels.
- Studies:
- Kim H, et al. “Emblica officinalis Gaertn.’s effects on hepatic steatosis and insulin resistance.” Am J Chin Med. 2016;44(5):995-1009.
6. HaritakiGhan (Terminalia chebula) fruit:
- Benefits: The fruit is proposed to support heart health, offer lipid-balancing benefits, and exhibit antioxidant properties.
- Studies:
- Suchal K, et al. “Terminalia chebula’s protective effects against necroptotic and apoptotic cell death.” Sci Rep. 2016;6:25094.
7. BahedaGhan (Terminalia bellirica) fruit:
- Benefits: It is believed to promote heart health owing to its antioxidative attributes.
- Studies:
- Upaganlawar A, et al. “Effects of green tea and Terminalia bellirica on heart functions and biochemical markers.” Pharmacognosy Res. 2011;3(1):56-62.
8. Shaivalpowder (Ceratophyllum demersum):
- Benefits: Research on this ingredient’s specific heart benefits is scant. More investigations are required to ascertain its potential advantages.
- Studies: As of my last update in septiembre 2021, significant research on Ceratophyllum demersum related to heart health hasn’t been published.
