Re: Hypertension - ginkgo nuts

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Thanks, Sally and Annette,I remember that Kerry Bone's seminar on Ginkgo stressed the fact that traditionally only nuts were used medicinally and that the leaves is a new and modern research derived use (German research I believe from 60-ties). You can buy tinned Ginkgo nuts in oriental food shops (not sure weather they would be medicinal in that form) - they taste quite unpleasant.However, talking about supporting the kidney tissue/function, I wonder if nettle seeds would be suitable in small amount (Micheal Wood uses them for kidney failure) for people who are on the orthodox anti-hypertensives.Best regards> Hi all,>> It may be one of those simple things, but I've never had much > success with treating hypertension and have developed a bit of a > mental block about doing so. I would really appreciate some tried > and tested formulae as I've got someone coming next week and feel I > need to get over this blockage that I've got!>> Any advice much appreciated, as always.>> Sara Southgate>>>> ------------------------------------>> List Owner: Graham White, MNIMH