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Asparagus P cannot compete with first-line diuretics in lowering the blood pressure in treatment-requiring antihypertensives
Phytotherapy Research, 03/13/09

Chrubasik S et al. - Asparagus P, a proprietary mixture pulversied dried asparagus root and parsley leaf, has not indicated any clinically useful antihypertensive effect. The profile of adverse events (with 7 patients leaving the surveillance early because of renally related complaints) contraindicates its use in hypertension or to promote flushing of the efferent tract in rental inflammatory conditions or urolithiasis.

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