is there something natural you can take for low blood?

alot of people take vitamin b-12 shots. my grandmother did they made her fel alot better. you might ask your dr.about the,

Have you tried seeing a B.E.S.T. (Bio Energetic Sychronization Technique) chiropractor? They have an alternative chiropractic technique they use in combination with a line of supplements that are a lot easier on the body and easier to digest then supplements you get from a doctor or pharmacy. The supplement you are given is based on your individual needs, the same supplement is not given to everyone with low iron because everybody's body is different. It has worked for me for a variety of health issues including asthma, allergies, nerve degeneration and gastrointestinal issues. I would recommend it for any health problem. It has helped my mom a lot too (she was anemic, celiac and had torticolus). Hope this helps! Good luck!

It seems that there are various natural remedies. I found out this one Hot Epsom salt bath are one of the simplest remedy for low blood pressure. An Epsom salt bath is prepared by dissolving one to one and half kg of commercial Epsom Salt in an ordinary bath of hot water. The patient should remain immersed in the bath for ten to twenty minutes. This bath should be taken just before retiring to bed, and care should be exercised not to catch a chill afterwards. Check out this site http://www.home-remedies-for-you.com/remedy/Low-blood-pressure.html © ronaldinu 2008

Hi, There are a few foods that I know are good, I know most dont like it but it is high in iron is Liver, there is spinich and raisins are also high in iron then some snacks. I decided to do a fast search and came up with this site that seemed to have quite a list www.healthcastle.com/iron.shtml Hope this helps.

Not long ago I read from a person on my friends list that the thing to use is raw honey from a health food store. Hope this helps.

Beets and leafy green veggies are a good source of iron. A tea of yellow dock root will stimulate the spleen and help release iron that is stored there. Alfalfa tea is a good source of iron and other minerals and vitamins that your body can use to stimulate your system. As for the iron your Dr prescribed, try taking a smaller dose. If it's a tablet, cut it in half. If you're taking it on an empty stomach, try eating something first. If you're taking it with a meal, try taking it on an empty stomach. If the smaller dose doesn't make you sick gradually increase what you're taking. When I was a teenager I had to take iron and it made me nauseas. My Dr asked a lot of questions and discovered I was not eating breakfast, but just drinking a cup of coffee with sugar. All I had to do was cut out the sugar in my coffee to be able to take the iron. Of course he wanted me to eat breakfast too, but I just couldn't eat that early in the morning.