Mukta Vati is a unique herbal remedy for hypertension containing ayurvedic time-tested herbs known to help patients with high blood pressure, anxiety and insomnia. When added to an individual's diet, Mukta Vati can help him really fast and the person is able to see the results within 3-4 days. Having rare and precious herbs, Mukta vati also relieves symptoms of high blood pressure like sleeplessness, anxiety, restless legs syndrome, anxiety etc. A natural hypertension treatment!

According to Ayurveda, which terms this disorder as `Rakta Vata', it is due to disturbance in one of the three doshas, vata. Instability in vata leads to problems such as metabolic and circulatory diseases, depression and emotional problems, and illnesses related to the tresses and strains and tension in the mind. One of these illnesses is hypertension. If you experience any of the following symptoms of blood pressure, we highly recommend trying Mukta Vati. It’s a safe herbal remedy without any side effects. Symptoms of High Blood Pressure are : Irregular or erratic pulse behaviour, Worry, Stress & Anxiety, Obesity, Tiredness and Oedema, High cholesterol, Flushed face, Violent headaches, sensitivity to light.

Feel normal again with the help of Nature's wisdom!
There is no pharmaceutical chemicals in Mukta Vati.
Mukta Vati does not accumulate toxins in your body like what most drugs do.
Most importantly, your body responds brilliantly fast to this natural solution.
The formula addresses the root causes of hypertension.

Properties / Benefits of Herbs used:

Brahmi Gotu Kola (Centella Asiatica) : Brahmi also known as Gotukola has been traditionally used for nervous disorders, epilepsy, senility, premature aging, hair loss, obstinate skin conditions and venereal diseases. It is considered the primary Ayurvedic nerve and cardiac tonic. It pacifies high vata or pitta. Brahmi relieves mental fatigue, brings undisturbed sleep and treats convulsions. Scientific research suggests that Brahmi (Centella asiatica) improves memory, mental functions and reduces learning time.

Ashwagandha (Withania Somnifera) : Ashwagandha is highly valued for its restorative action on the functioning of nervous system and counteracting high blood pressure. It corrects loss of memory arising out of long term stress, illness and overwork. Restores vitality in those suffering from overwork and nervous exhaustion. In fact having the ability to nurture the nervous system, counteract anxiety and stress to promote a calm state of mind, the same Ashvagandha having powerful anti-inflammatory properties, is specific for treating arthritic and rheumatic conditions.

Shankhapushpi (Evolvulus Alsinoides L.) : Popularly known to treat sleep disorders - stress and anxiety, Shankapushpi is quoted in Charaka to be the single greatest herb for enhancing all three aspects of mind power -- learning (Dhi), memory (Driti), and recall (Smriti). Thus it is called the greatest Medhya Rasayana (that which enhances the mind). It helps the quality of sleep by improving mind-body coordination.Shankapushpi is very beneficial for the nervous system, enhancing the quality of bone marrow and nerve tissue (Majja Dhatu).

PushkarMool (Inula Racemosus) : Pushkarmool root have been traditionally used in India to support a healthy cardiovascular system. Research suggests that this herb may support healthy cholesterol and triglyceride levels. Being a herb for high blood pressure, It helps cardiac patients take control of their health.

Jyotishmati (Celastrus Paniculatus) : It is a well-endowed, woody climbing twiner, and grows almost all over India, especially in the hilly areas. Seeds are also used to increase memory and are used in loss of appetite, fever and rheumatism. Ayurvedic practitioners have used Jyotishmati widely in psychosomatic disorders. It activates functioning of brain and also strengthens the person to endure the stress, may be emotional or physical. It has been reported to show a depressing effect on the central nervous system and a significant reduction in anxiety.

Guduchi (Tinospora Cordifolia) : Guduchi is a considered a bitter tonic and powerful immuno-modulator. It is regarded as a blood purifier and liver protector. It is considered helpful in eye disorders and promotes mental clarity. It balances high pitta conditions.

Red Clover Powder (Trifolium Pratense) : An effective astringent, nervine tonic, antacid, diuretic and cardio-tonic. It is also used as a nervine tonic in headache, giddiness and vertigo. Can be used as heart tonic also.

Pearl Powder (Mytilus margaritiferus) : Pearl is a very special herb for hypertension treatment. Powdered Pearl is used as a Shen tonic to stabilize the emotions, allay fright, ease frustration and anger, brighten the eyes and help regenerate tissue. The best pearls, for herbal purposes, are wild sea water pearls that come from cold northern waters. The smaller the pearls, the more powerful their effect. Hydrolyzed Pearl, which is almost totally water soluble, is also now available. This hydrolyzed pearl is highly assimilable and extremely effective.

• MuktaVati should be taken on empty stomach approximately one hour before breakfast in the morning & one hour before dinner at night.
• If your BP is greater than 160/100 mmHG , you should take 2 tabs twice a day (Stop your existing treatment gradually)
• If your BP is 150/90 mmHG, take 2 tabs twice a day and stop other medicines immediately.
• If your BP is 140/90 mmHg or your blood pressure rises occasionally, you can take 1 tab twice a day.

THIS IS GENUINE IVY'S MUKTA VATI DIRECTLY FROM THE MANUFACTURER HAVING AUTHENTIC IVY'S HOLOGRAM ON IT.

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About Ivy:

Ivy Bridge is the owner and founder of Ivy’s Bridge to Better Health. She was born and raised in Belfast Ireland. In Ireland many home remedies for common ailments; such as vinegar for headaches and cramps. When anyone in the family got sick, her dad would go to the chemist or herbalist in town and bring back a liquid compound of medicinal herbs.

During World War II Ivy worked with the British Red Cross. After the war Ivy and her family came to America, where she learned a lot by watching her father-in-law, who was a well known pharmacist in Utah and past president of the Utah Pharmacists Association. She watched him mix and dispense herbal compounds, gaining valuable insight and knowledge about herbal remedies.

Her own interest in herbology and nutrition didn’t begin until there was sickness in her own family. At that time she began changing the eating habits of her children and husband, as well as adding vitamins, minerals and herbs to their diets.

Ivy began working and studying with a nutrition company and in 1967 opened her own office. She then moved to a well known herbal company and studied herbology under Dr. Christopher and Dr. Jensen. Ivy continued her studies and now has her Naturopathic Doctorate. She began studying iridology over thirty years ago with Dr. Jensen and Dr. Ritchason. She is now a member of International Iridology Practitioners Association (IIPA) and still does iridology today.