SuperBeets Claims Healthy blood pressure: Beetroot has been shown to help lower blood pressure levels. However, it should not substitute medication prescribed by a doctor for those with high blood pressure. It would make a good supplement to take in conjunction with medication, as long as your doctor approves.

The small study of 13 adults found that after four weeks, those supplementing with SuperBeets experienced a reduction in systolic blood pressure (1). Since no other studies have been done on the supplement itself, the best we can do is look at other research done on beetroots and beetroot juice.

The FDA does not approve dietary supplements, food labels (including the Nutrition Facts panel), or structure-function claims on dietary supplements and other foods.

The clinically researched Grape Seed Extract in SuperBeets Heart Chews helps support healthy blood pressure and increased energy levels by helping increase Nitric Oxide production in your body.

Actually, it's not. Unless a person is at risk for kidney stones, beets may be key to reducing the risk of renal (kidney) failure during and after a heart x-ray. Coronary angiography is a specialized test allowing doctors to view the heart's blood vessels in action.

As SuperBeets is made from dehydrated beets, it may provide similar benefits. However, the only human study on its effectiveness was funded by the manufacturer. While the product appears safe, more independent research is needed to verify health claims.

Countless testimonials exist from those who have seen improvements in their blood pressure after taking SuperBeets. However, some individuals report no benefit. More research is needed to better understand the effect of SuperBeets.

Early research shows that taking red beetroot extract for 2 weeks can reduce total cholesterol, low-density lipoprotein (LDL or "bad") cholesterol, and triglycerides in people with heart disease. High blood pressure. Drinking beetroot juice might reduce blood pressure in some people.

When taken by mouth: Beet is LIKELY SAFE for most people when taken in the amounts typically found in foods. Beet is POSSIBLY SAFE for most people when taken by mouth in medicinal amounts. Beet can make urine or stools appear pink or red. But this is not harmful.

Drinking a regular-sized glass of beetroot juice everyday shouldn't cause any adverse effects, although one study did find that those who drank one 250ml glass a day lowered blood pressure but did experience a change in the colour of their urine.

Though the supplement appears to be safe at the recommended dose, no studies exist on its safety or side effects. The most common criticism of the product is its displeasing taste. SuperBeets may also prove expensive for regular users.

Can you eat beets everyday? It's always best to follow a varied diet. Eating a small amount of beetroot every day is unlikely to do any harm, but a high intake could lead to low blood pressure, red or black urine and feces, and digestive problems for anyone with a sensitivity to the nutrients.