liquid glucose, a thick, syrupy, odorless and colorless or yellowish liquid obtained by the incomplete hydrolysis of starch, primarily consisting of dextrose with dextrins, maltose, and water.It is used as a flavoring agent and may be used as a calorie source, chiefly in treating dehydration.(lik'wid glÅ«'kÅs).iquid glucose, a thick, syrupy, odorless and colorless or yellowish liquid obtained by the incomplete hydrolysis of starch, primarily consisting of dextrose with dextrins, maltose, and water.
Even fish oil, which has good supporting evidence, probably shouldn't be taken with high blood-pressure medication or blood-thinning drugs. Finally, supplements taken for noncardiac reasons can also interact with certain heart medication.
Best supplements: This mineral helps your kidneys excrete sodium, which can bring blood pressure down. You need 4,700 mg a day, but very few Americans get enough. Many multivitamins contain minimal amounts of potassium, so consuming enough from your diet is the best way to meet your need. The mineral is abundant in fruits and vegetables, such as bananas and baked potatoes. More about potassium. Getting enough vitamin C--75 mg per day for women, 90 mg for men--can lower blood pressure in people with mild to moderate hypertension. Because vitamin C is plentiful in fruits and vegetables (a medium orange has 70 mg), supplements are rarely required (many multivitamins also contain the recommended amount).