Took for SVT
A little health history: I have problems with low blood pressure and after having my son 18 yrs ago I noticed a problem with my heart. I was diagnosed with SVT (which they said it appears I had all my life and just didn't notice until pregnancy made me more aware of my body), and I was given atenolol. Well that didn't do anything. I was also advised to have a cryoablation of my heart since I was at risk of having a sudden &quot;dry pump&quot; heart attack. Scary, and hell no. (Today, that procedure has been altered from what they wanted to do to me 18 years ago.)<br />I did some research instead and came across Horse chestnut and hawthorn. I took a bottle of Hawthorn over the course of a month, then ran out and stopped taking it. (busy working Mom not taking care of myself first) The effects lasted for months, so I thought it cured the problem. No such luck. I went to find the same Hawthorn, only could find a complex (Hawthorn/Horse chestnut/ and buthchers broom). Tried that and it wasn't as good for me; I think because there wasn't enough Hawthorn in it for me.<br />Anyways... over the years I have taken several brands because I stop and start and the Health/Herbal store changed what it carried. This brand is very effective. For me that means it works within a few hours of taking it. If the palpatations stop within 6 six hours I am happy with the brand. I usually only take one a day, unless I feel like I am going to have a heart attack/pass out. Over the years the cost has really come down do to competition. My first bottle was $28 18 years ago. So I encourage anyone to take the gamble at this price. Oh ya, and EKG's don't lie: it is effective. If you wear a monitor, take it and dumbfound the stubborn doctors that are skeptical of herbal remedies.
Rating: 5 stars