Posts Tagged ‘blood pressure’

Here’s another example of Westernized medicine claiming they don’t know the cause of High Blood Pressure in children. They call it “essential” hypertension.

Apparently, they find it “essential” to drug even children now, at younger and younger ages.

Instead of dreaming up reasons to sell more dangerous and health damaging drugs, why don’t they identify the ROOT CAUSE of this intolerable High Blood Pressure trend, like inflammation?

I’ll tell you why, because the truth would …

I’d like to tell you a quick story about how my mom recently lowered her blood pressure using a hand-held “video game” type device, which was developed based on some curious results reported from fighter pilots, and favorably reported on in the
Harvard Heart Letter for reducing hypertension.

My mom hates flying.

She hasn’t flown in an airplane for over 15 years… and it would’ve been 40 years if she hadn’t flown to Mexico to receive some alternative health …

Heart disease, as you know,  is the #1 killer in America today. Unfortunately for most people the first symptom of heart disease they notice is death, not high blood pressure readings..

Those who survive become instant customers for the heart surgery industry, having little or no strength left to argue. Few people are ever informed that there are effective, affordable and safer options to by-pass surgery or angioplasty.

Imagine betting everything you presently have plus everything you will ever …

By Bob Condor

Medical researchers are still buzzing about two new studies published earlier this year showing that older, cheaper and generic blood pressure medications featuring “water pills” or diuretics serve as an effective first defense against blood readings of 140 over 90 and up.

Interestingly, another study just released makes a case for the cholesterol-fighting class of medications called statins to be capable of serving double-duty by also reducing blood pressure.

But Dr. Nancy Welliver, a Seattle-based naturopathic physician …

By Bob Condor

For 15 years as a health columnist for two major newspapers I have talked to hundreds of scientists about their research on dietary supplements. I make it a point to always ask the same question during our conversation: Do you take this stuff yourself?

In a June 10 story about vitamin D deficiency in the Los Angeles Times, reporter Thomas H. Maugh II notes that “most researchers in the field now take 1,500 IUs [international units] per …