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Colleen (Texas) on 03/20/2023
5 out of 5 stars

Better But With Side Effects

I have taken Carditone for two months now. It has lowered my blood pressure. But the side effect of nasal congestion is off the charts. I am disappointed to have to stop taking it.
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Replied By Art (California) on 03/20/2023

Colleen,

I'm sorry it didn't workout for you. I saw that as a potential side effect and it is too bad you weren't able to continue with it since it was working for you, but nasal congestion can be intolerable.

Art

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Replied By Art (California) on 03/22/2023

Colleen,

I wrote to the manufacturer of Carditone, Ayush Herbs because of your experience and they replied to me this morning. This is what I wrote :

I write on a health forum and have written about Carditone and have received some positive feedback on that forum after recommending Carditone because it improved my blood pressure as well as two friends that I also wrote about. Recently, a forum member wrote me and said that they had used Carditone and it helped control their blood pressure, but they had gotten the side effect of sinus congestion and was going to have to stop using Carditone because of that. I understand that sinus issues are a known side effect of Carditone and my question is, have you figured out any type of work around for this side effect so that people will be able to continue using Carditone to control their blood pressure?

The other question I have, regards onset of action of Carditone. Other forum members have written me and said they were not getting any benefit from Carditone after a week or two of use. Is the onset of action for Carditone sometimes delayed? If there can be a delay of onset of action in some people, what length of delay can be expected before the person knows that Carditone is not going to be effective for them? It seems that when I started using Carditone, the effect of Carditone on my blood pressure seemed to increase with time and my blood pressure got even lower after about a month or so and that is why I was thinking that there may be a delay of onset of action in some people.

Thank you.

Art ::::::::::::::::::::::::

This was their reply:

' Good morning Art,

My name is Dr. Brian Keenan and I am a naturopathic doctor here at Ayush Herbs. I got your inquiry about Carditone and wanted to weigh in. First and foremost, Carditone is not intended to diagnose or treat any condition and should never be used a substitute for proper diagnosis and treatment from a physician. With that said, I wanted to give some responses for the topics you brought up.

Firstly, when it comes to sinus congestion, it often goes away after about 4 weeks of regular use; however, if it does not go away, or if the sinus congestion so severe that it is unbearable or affects breathing in any way, it is best to discontinue use unfortunately.

For your second question, this is a bit more difficult to give a firm answer two because everyone's body and physiology is different. Some people feel supported by carditone very quickly while others it can take up 6 weeks before they can determine if its a supplement for them. If there is absolutely no change in wellness after 6 weeks, it may not be the best supplement for them.

To reiterate, Carditone is not meant to treat any medical conditions, but is a wonderful cardiovascular support formula that works very well with proper care, diet, and lifestyle changes, to promote lasting cardiovascular wellness.

I hope this was useful and if you have any other questions, by all means, let me know!

Sincerely,
Dr. Brian
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I was really hoping they would have a way so that you would be able to continue to be able to continue taking it since it was controlling your blood pressure, but no luck, . I'm sorry.

Art

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Replied By Colleen (Texas) on 03/23/2023

Thank you so much Art, for looking into the side effects. I was wondering the same thing, if there was a way to still use it. Also, which ingredient caused the congestion. Hopefully, I can find another supplement to help with my blood pressure. Thank you again. Colleen

Replied By Art (California) on 03/24/2023

You're very welcome, Colleen, I just wish that they had a workaround for you. On a related note, I did get some benefit from beet root powder capsules, but not as good as Carditone. The beet root powder(BRP) definitely brought my blood pressure down significantly and for some people it has been very effective. One difference I noticed between the two is that if I missed a dose of BRP, it was evident in my pressure reading, whereas if I missed a dose of Carditone it wasn't evident. If you decide to try BRP, please come back and let us know how it worked for you.

Art

Replied By Tom (Los Angeles) on 03/27/2023

I exactly had the sinus congestion due to Carditone and had to stop taking.

Carditone brought my blood pressure in normal range however I could not breathe and eventually had to stop taking.

Replied By Art (California) on 03/27/2023

Tom,

I understand and sadly the manufacturer does not have a remedy for this known side effect. Another consideration that helped me prior to Carditone is beet root powder capsules.

Art

Replied By Joe (Tennessee) on 05/02/2023

I do not know if this will help, but when I get nasal congestion, two things I use that help me are nebulizing food grade hydrogen peroxide, diluted in a saline solution. You can get more information from Dr's Mercola and Levy on Rumble. The other thing that works for me is a nasal spray with the brand name Xlear. These work good on my sinus issues caused by allergies, bacteria or viruses. I do not know about a reaction to a medication/supplement. Hope this helps.
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