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[Guest guest]

--- Marianne,

It is my understanding that additional Potassium would be much

more beneficial for high blood pressure management as many with

hypertension have been found to have a deficiency of potassium. Of

course if you are plagued with joint problems then Glucosamine would

be beneficial also.

 

 

" With increased Potassium intake

individuals were able to excrete much larger amounts of sodium from

their bodies!

We recommend Potassium in the Citrate

form at a total of 99mg. daily! "

 

" Magnesium...

A recently released study known as the " Honolulu Heart Study, "

consistently showed that the lower the blood magnesium levels, the

higher the risk of heart attack and the development of high blood

pressure!

 

400-800 mg of magnesium daily in three different forms:

oxide, citrate, and alpha ketoglutate will dramatically reduce your

blood pressure level. Magnesium can also lower cholesterol!

 

JoAnn Guest

joguest

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http://canceranswer.homestead.com/AIM.html

 

marianne2406@a... wrote:

> Thanks JoAnn, I would appreciate it as I lost so many good articles

when my

> computer crashed. I will restart glucosomine into my regime

a.s.a.p.

> Marianne

 

> > If I remember correctly you were diagnosed with extreme arterial

> > blockages, gallstones and high blood pressure.

> > Glucosamine sulfate and chondroitin have been helpful for

those

> > who are afflicted with arthritis and/or joint problems. You may

> > me privately if you wish to have this particular article resent.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 25/04/02 22:24:37 GMT Daylight Time,

joguest writes:

 

 

>

> It is my understanding that additional Potassium would be much

> more beneficial for high blood pressure management as many with

> hypertension have been found to have a deficiency of potassium. Of

> course if you are plagued with joint problems then Glucosamine would

> be beneficial also.

>

 

Thanks JoAnn - as always most appreciated.

Marianne