Blood Pressure

[Guest guest]

>BTW does anyone know the significance of a blood pressure

>>reading higher on one side than the other. In this case both

>>systole and diastole are both 10 points higher on the left side.

 

If there is a very significant difference between the left and right sides,

(from memory 20 mmHg - but could be wrong) then it is a red flag and the

patient should be referred to their doctor as it could be a sign of aortic

bifurcation. Only 10mmHg can be a sign of depression.

 

In pulse terms then a quality and volume difference can be a sign of a

husband/wife imbalance.

Susie

[Guest guest]

Reading pulses and blood pressure is always an interesting topic. If you can

guage your patient's best time for treatment you will be treating them at the

best hour of the day for their metabolism and energy flows. If I was to take the

pulses of a person born in the Tiger hour during the Monkey hour I might get a

less stable reading. Some people are naturally more calm and their signs might

be more stable during certain times of the day or night. If you were to take two

blood pressure readings, one at the end of the Yang hour and one at the

beginning of the Monkey hour you might get different readings. On another note..

Try to recognize different waters and their constitution. Even water flowing

thru the tap may have different qualities. Healing waters do exist, watch for

them and bottle and save for Green tea.

Susie <yinyang wrote:>BTW does anyone know the significance of

a blood pressure

>>reading higher on one side than the other. In this case both

>>systole and diastole are both 10 points higher on the left side.

 

If there is a very significant difference between the left and right sides,

(from memory 20 mmHg - but could be wrong) then it is a red flag and the

patient should be referred to their doctor as it could be a sign of aortic

bifurcation. Only 10mmHg can be a sign of depression.

 

In pulse terms then a quality and volume difference can be a sign of a

husband/wife imbalance.

Susie

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Susie.

 

I wanted to stress this because it's one of those times when the

healer should refer to a MD or DO.

 

BTW, when I saw a TCM healer, part of the examination was having my

blood pressure taken.

 

Victoria

 

> If there is a very significant difference between the left and

right sides,

> (from memory 20 mmHg - but could be wrong) then it is a red flag

and the

> patient should be referred to their doctor as it could be a sign of

aortic

> bifurcation. Only 10mmHg can be a sign of depression.

>

> In pulse terms then a quality and volume difference can be a sign

of a

> husband/wife imbalance.

> Susie

[Guest guest]

A blend of the tinctures of Garlic, Hawthorne Berries, Hawthorne Flowers, Mistletoe, Valerian and Linden

 

 

"There are two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle."

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi Cat,

 

I'm know of some products that would help you. They are from a

wellness company that I know. There are several things that would

help the blood pressure and the asthma as well. I have asthma and

both of my daughters have Narcolepsy. It's made a difference in our

lives.

Contact me at leigh3nc and I'll tell you about them.

 

Leigh

 

, " catwrenowl "

<catwrenowl> wrote:

> Hi all,

>

> I'm new to the group and I've been searching the archives for

things

> that would help lower blood pressure. Mine's been higher than

normal

> lately and I dont want another drug. I am on several asthma

> medications and I'm still searching those out to see if those have

> any side effects on blood pressure.

>

> Any help would be appreciated.

>

> Cat

[Guest guest]

I've heard that a bowl of oatmeal is effective in lowering blood

pressure although I don't know how effective it is cause I don't have

high blood pressure I have low blood pressure.

 

, " catwrenowl "

<catwrenowl> wrote:

> Hi all,

>

> I'm new to the group and I've been searching the archives for

things

> that would help lower blood pressure. Mine's been higher than

normal

> lately and I dont want another drug. I am on several asthma

> medications and I'm still searching those out to see if those have

> any side effects on blood pressure.

>

> Any help would be appreciated.

>

> Cat

[Guest guest]

Hi Cat

You might like to consider Crataegus (known as Hawthorn) as a herbal

remedy for normalising blood pressure. It is very safe to take over

long periods, in fact you would need some months on it to test

whether it was effective for YOU. It is a tonic for the heart and

helps it to function better.

 

However it sounds as if you think the asthma medication is

contributory to the blood pressure. A better approach would be to

look for alternative strategies for the asthma, first! I always like

to look to the underlying cause, not just add more sticking plasters!

 

I work with homeopathy, flower essences and herbs. Homeopathic

treatment can help asthma and reduce the amount of medication you

need (over time) but you would need a local practitioner as treatment

is very individual to each person. It takes 1 and 1/2 hours to 'take

the case' - not quite suitable for this list! You might also consider

Buteyko breathing exercises which can help considerably too. (Lots of

info on the avaialable on the net)

 

I use www.RxList.com to check out side efects of medications. It is

in plain English and has loads of info. It even can cope with 'fuzzy

spelling' if you aren't quite sure of the name!

 

Good Luck, with warm regards

BB

 

, " catwrenowl "

<catwrenowl> wrote:

> Hi all,

>

> I'm new to the group and I've been searching the archives for

things

> that would help lower blood pressure. Mine's been higher than

normal

> lately and I dont want another drug. I am on several asthma

> medications and I'm still searching those out to see if those have

> any side effects on blood pressure.

>

> Any help would be appreciated.

>

> Cat

[Guest guest]

We are still working on what i started calling the blood pressure

wars, cuz dh didn't really want to switch to herbs. But he is finally

turning around on it and having some pretty good success. This is

what he is doing so far: He is off almost all the perscription drugs

(only taking half a pill now of just one of them, will be stopping

that in the next week -didn't want to take him off cold-turkey and

cause a stroke or something). In place of the perscriptions, he is

taking: 1 film container (35mm film container...lol) of locally grown

bee pollen (he works for the beekeeper), 1 tbsp of our version of the

Total Tonic, (made it from dried, powdered herbs from herbalcom.com

and added turmeric but will buy most of the ingredients fresh next

time).

 

His blood pressure on perscriptions was about 165/135 which is way

too high. After about 6 weeks of the bee pollen and 3 weeks of the

TT, it is right around 136/84 which is much safer.

 

As we can afford it (or i should say IF) he will be starting CoQ10

100mg, Panther P and vitamin E, and Doc's heart formula. And working

on convincing him to change is diet a bit. It's not real bad now but

could be better.

 

Do a search in archives for High Blood Pressure and Hypertension.

Keep searching as i know it has been discussed before, more'n once.

 

HTH,

diane in nw mt

 

herbal remedies , " Shelby Blakely "

<s.blakely@v...> wrote:

> Hey guys, I was wondering what to do to tackle highblood pressure?

Wouls a

> cayenne tincture do it? or Do I need to do something more?

> -Shelby

[Guest guest]

I would start them on Quantum Biofeedback and find out

what the underlying issues are that keeps the response

from happening. When I get a client with High Blood

pressure, it can be caused by numerous things. When

those issues are addressed the blood pressure

stabilizes and lowers.

 

Jenny Kernan

Quantum Biofeedback Therapist

--- swargrajkumari <swargrajkumari wrote:

 

> If a patient of high blood pressure just refuses to

> respond to any of

> the regular treatments, is there anything that can

> be done?

> Pranayam, ayurvedic medicines and regular allopathic

> treatment has

> been tried. The blood pressure of this patient

> remains so high that it

> has now started affecting the heart and the eye

> sight.

> thanks

> Pari

>

>

 

 

Quantum Biofeedback Therapy

Remote Healing or Local Sessions

www.QuantumAssociatesofUtah.com

[Guest guest]

, " swargrajkumari "

<swargrajkumari wrote:

>

> If a patient of high blood pressure just refuses to respond to any of

> the regular treatments, is there anything that can be done?

> Pranayam, ayurvedic medicines and regular allopathic treatment has

> been tried. The blood pressure of this patient remains so high that it

> has now started affecting the heart and the eye sight.

> thanks

> Pari

>

 

wow. what about hypnosis or past life evaluation? sounds connected to

the spirit. all diet has been addressed and the patient is not

sneaking anything i'm assuming? and how about living environment

(work, family....any major stressors present?)

[Guest guest]

-I have that issue also,,email me and I'll share some ideas and

websites that can help. I don't want to appear to be selling something

on this site. I do not have a web page.-- In

, " catwrenowl " <catwrenowl wrote:

>

> Hi all,

>

> I'm new to the group and I've been searching the archives for things

> that would help lower blood pressure. Mine's been higher than normal

> lately and I dont want another drug. I am on several asthma

> medications and I'm still searching those out to see if those have

> any side effects on blood pressure.

>

> Any help would be appreciated.

>

> Cat

>

[Guest guest]

---

Hello Cat

The Asthma meds will elevate your blood pressure

You will feel better if you take herbs for Asthma

Alto they also have things in them that are not good with Blood

pressure, A herb comb, from Nature Sunshine that is ALJ

is very good for Asthma, Also stay away from food adatives

 

Your blood pressure can be brought down with (Pleurisy Liquid)

another supplement for blood pressure is an amino acid Taurine

the Now Brand is very good and not expensive you need to take 1000

mg's several times aday this will remove fluid from body with out

loosing minerals, some times potassium will lower pressure

and also lack of calcium There are many things that cause the blood

pressure to rise,

 

Many times work and not enough rest, emotions with a

relationship and children being demanding

 

Other health problems such as kidneys thyroid,

Do you ask your Body what is going on?

I listen to meditation music and relax

Hope this helps,

speedy recovery

blessings

 

In , " catwrenowl " <catwrenowl

wrote:

>

> Hi all,

>

> I'm new to the group and I've been searching the archives for

things

> that would help lower blood pressure. Mine's been higher than

normal

> lately and I dont want another drug. I am on several asthma

> medications and I'm still searching those out to see if those have

> any side effects on blood pressure.

>

> Any help would be appreciated.

>

> Cat

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

For difficult BP problems, you might try acupuncture.

Looking at the meridians and using 5 element theory

could help.

Need to treat stress in patient. High levels of stress

make it difficult for treatments to suceed.

If BP is dangerously high(The blood pressure of this patient

remains so high that it

has now started affecting the heart and the eye sight.) try meds

for the BP and for anxiety and depression

until patient can get control of stress and other issues.

See: Revering Heart Disease by Dr. Dean Ornish

The program consists of almost veg.diet very low in fats, exercise

(yoga) and support groups(counseling for type A's who do not go to

counseling).

If you are in India, try the Sai Baba hospital in Pujaparti.

It is a 3 year old, state of the art hospital for heart disease

and it is free to Indian citizens. Doctors and specialists come from

all over the world to do seva (service) there.

Namaste,

David

 

 

 

 

In , " M " <mariposa1111 wrote:

>

> , " swargrajkumari "

> <swargrajkumari@> wrote:

> >

> > If a patient of high blood pressure just refuses to respond to

any of

> > the regular treatments, is there anything that can be done?

> > Pranayam, ayurvedic medicines and regular allopathic treatment

has

> > been tried. The blood pressure of this patient remains so high

that it

> > has now started affecting the heart and the eye sight.

> > thanks

> > Pari

> >

>

> wow. what about hypnosis or past life evaluation? sounds connected

to

> the spirit. all diet has been addressed and the patient is not

> sneaking anything i'm assuming? and how about living environment

> (work, family....any major stressors present?)

>

[Guest guest]

From what I understand; just by increasing one's consumption of

Green; Red; Yellow Orange and Red Fruits and Vegetables one will

lower one's Blood Pressure Naturally. Do not overcook veggies. Thanx.-

-- In , " divya4753 " <divya4753

wrote:

>

> Hi,

> For difficult BP problems, you might try acupuncture.

> Looking at the meridians and using 5 element theory

> could help.

> Need to treat stress in patient. High levels of stress

> make it difficult for treatments to suceed.

> If BP is dangerously high(The blood pressure of this patient

> remains so high that it

> has now started affecting the heart and the eye sight.) try meds

> for the BP and for anxiety and depression

> until patient can get control of stress and other issues.

> See: Revering Heart Disease by Dr. Dean Ornish

> The program consists of almost veg.diet very low in fats, exercise

> (yoga) and support groups(counseling for type A's who do not go to

> counseling).

> If you are in India, try the Sai Baba hospital in Pujaparti.

> It is a 3 year old, state of the art hospital for heart disease

> and it is free to Indian citizens. Doctors and specialists come

from

> all over the world to do seva (service) there.

> Namaste,

> David

>

>

>

>

> In , " M " <mariposa1111@> wrote:

> >

> > , " swargrajkumari "

> > <swargrajkumari@> wrote:

> > >

> > > If a patient of high blood pressure just refuses to respond to

> any of

> > > the regular treatments, is there anything that can be done?

> > > Pranayam, ayurvedic medicines and regular allopathic treatment

> has

> > > been tried. The blood pressure of this patient remains so high

> that it

> > > has now started affecting the heart and the eye sight.

> > > thanks

> > > Pari

> > >

> >

> > wow. what about hypnosis or past life evaluation? sounds

connected

> to

> > the spirit. all diet has been addressed and the patient is not

> > sneaking anything i'm assuming? and how about living environment

> > (work, family....any major stressors present?)

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks a ton for your advice. The patient here is a lively person with no

apparent cause for stress. As I had written earlier, has been doing pranayam

for quite some time now. pranayam is the yogic technique of breathing...slow and

deep with several variations.

I would advise the person to make a trip to Sai Baba's hospital in Puttaparti as

suggested by David.

I would also like to know more about Quantum Biofeedbacks.

thanks

Pari

 

 

boonkiatchua <boonkiatchua

swargrajkumari <swargrajkumari

Thursday, 18 January, 2007 7:03:09 AM

Re: blood pressure

 

Hi Pari,

 

Not too sure if you have read a previous article about using breathing to help

on high blood. You can read it here. I guess it's no harm trying since breathing

is something natural and what we have been doing since birth. Hope it would

help. I guess the patient's positive mind is also very important.

 

http://informationalnetwork.blogspot.com/2006/12/hypertension-learning-to-breath\

-again.html

 

 

-

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

I just got one of those teaser newsletters

in the mail from Dr. Julian Whitaker.

He mentions low-sodium V8 as an alternative

to beta blockers. Of course they won't tell you

the exact amount unless you to the

whole thing, but it is harmless and worth a try.

 

Ien in the Kootenays, where the living is conducive

to low blood pressure

http://freegreenliving.com

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Colby,

Yoga should work on high BP in most people. It depends on the type

of yoga you are doing. Check with a yoga teacher who knows yoga

theraputics about which asanas will help and how to do them correctly

for high BP. The pace needs to be slow and easy.

Try some gentile yoga....the kind that they teach at IYI and other

such places. And try yoga classes in yoga institutes and not at spas

or clubs. Do your asanas slowly and rest after each one.

Deep relaxation is important too to counter the stress.

Pranayama is also important to lower BP. Actually it is more

important than your asanas. Try:

3 part deep breathing,

skull shining breath

and alternate nostril breathing.

Try doing meditation after this. Find a visualization to relax and

lower BP such as ocean waves or the color of deep or royal blue.

You might want to look at Dr. Dean Ornish's book, Reversing

Heart Disease. High BP is not heart disease but the principles are the

same. And he is an old yogi so his suggestions will work well with

your yoga, exercise and diet.

 

Other than yoga, try acupuncture to lower BP. It is known to work

for this.

 

Massage is good too. I like shiatsu.

Or baths to relax as with salts esp. dead sea salts to help with the

minerals in the body.

If the minerals are off, take some minerals or Trace-lyte or coral

calcium.

And try aromatherapy and/or a Back Flower selection.

Start with Rescue Remedy, 4 drops in a glass of water. Sip it

throughout the day,place on heart center and wrists and in your bath.

Magnets, as in Nikken, or tachion beads will help to balance the body

throughout the day.

Large amounts of Vitamin C is good. So are B complex and Ca./Mg.

When I am stressed, I take vibuthi. You can get some at any Sai

Baba Center. You can also put some in pure (cold pressed) olive oil

and massage into the body from the neck down.

Above the neck do the same with almond oil. It's an old yogi trick

and it works.

Namaste,

David

 

 

 

In , " Colby " <cbhardison wrote:

>

> I take the minimal dosage of altace for high blood pressure, but

> lately, my bp seems to be high anyway. I do yoga everyday. Aside

from taking more drugs, what can I do to

> lower it?

>

[Guest guest]

Can u tell me what u do yoga?

 

 

Colby <cbhardison wrote:

I take the minimal dosage of altace for high blood pressure, but

lately, my bp seems to be high anyway. I do yoga everyday. Aside from taking

more drugs, what can I do to

lower it?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Get your own web address.

Have a HUGE year through Small Business.

 

 

[Guest guest]

---colonics have been shown to reduce blood pressure

and remove a lot of rubbish from inside of you

 

a good detox now and again has been shown the way to go

for a lot of people

phill

phill In , " Colby " <cbhardison

wrote:

>

> I take the minimal dosage of altace for high blood pressure, but

> lately, my bp seems to be high anyway. I do yoga everyday. Aside

from taking more drugs, what can I do to

> lower it?

>

[Guest guest]

I started when YogaZone was still coming on the Lime network, and bought some

tapes when it was taken off. I think the yoga they do on there is called ISHTA

yoga.

 

 

" We are each but one turd in the septic system of life. "

 

Colby Hardison

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

yes,you may do deep breathing 'ANULOM VILOM'. It has benefitted me. For the

technique get thro' google

 

pjb12345uk <pho wrote: ---colonics have been shown to

reduce blood pressure

and remove a lot of rubbish from inside of you

 

a good detox now and again has been shown the way to go

for a lot of people

phill

phill In , " Colby " <cbhardison

wrote:

>

> I take the minimal dosage of altace for high blood pressure, but

> lately, my bp seems to be high anyway. I do yoga everyday. Aside

from taking more drugs, what can I do to

> lower it?

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

I AM THAT,

HARI

HARI OM

 

 

 

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in 45,000 destinations on Travel to find your fit.

 

 

[Guest guest]

For the HBP try kidney herbs, One is Dandelion leaf. Do the root of

Dandelion too for the liver. To bring down fast use Bugleweed. Take Hawthorn

whole

plant, leaves, twigs and berries every day, 3- 4 times a day. The tea works

well. Other herbs for HBP are lime flower (Tillia). and Motherwort. Golden Seal

will also bring down HBP as well as heal any kidney/bladder infection.

Kidney problems often cause HPB.

Peace, Thyme

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

May I say... Find an alternative to the drugs, because in 5-10 years,

you'll have alot more to worry about than just your blood pressure.

Find a natural way of healing. Changing your diet, exercising more, see

a holistic nutritionist, considering everyone's body works in a

different way

 

, " pjb12345uk " <pho wrote:

>

> ---colonics have been shown to reduce blood pressure

> and remove a lot of rubbish from inside of you

>

> a good detox now and again has been shown the way to go

> for a lot of people

> phill

> phill In , " Colby " <cbhardison@>

> wrote:

> >

> > I take the minimal dosage of altace for high blood pressure, but

> > lately, my bp seems to be high anyway. I do yoga everyday. Aside

> from taking more drugs, what can I do to

> > lower it?

> >

>

[Guest guest]

you may take garlic cloves daily on an empty stomach if u have a cold

tendency or drink 30ml alovera juice daily on an empty stomach.limit your

salt intake

 

 

>mulchandani harry <mulchandani_24

>

>

>Re: Re: Blood Pressure

>Fri, 9 Feb 2007 01:34:27 -0800 (PST)

>

>yes,you may do deep breathing 'ANULOM VILOM'. It has benefitted me. For the

>technique get thro' google

>

>pjb12345uk <pho wrote: ---colonics have been shown

>to reduce blood pressure

>and remove a lot of rubbish from inside of you

>

>a good detox now and again has been shown the way to go

>for a lot of people

>phill

>phill In , " Colby " <cbhardison

>wrote:

> >

> > I take the minimal dosage of altace for high blood pressure, but

> > lately, my bp seems to be high anyway. I do yoga everyday. Aside

>from taking more drugs, what can I do to

> > lower it?

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>I AM THAT,

> HARI

> HARI OM

>

>

>

>Now that's room service! Choose from over 150,000 hotels

>in 45,000 destinations on Travel to find your fit.

>

>

[Guest guest]

My husband's blood pressure was too high... he changed

to a healthy diet (vegetables, fruits, whole grain,

some fish, seaweed...), more exercise and walking and

soon he was fine... without any drugs.

Ingrid

 

 

--- Lauren <laurenmae199 wrote:

 

> May I say... Find an alternative to the drugs,

> because in 5-10 years,

> you'll have alot more to worry about than just your

> blood pressure.

> Find a natural way of healing. Changing your diet,

> exercising more, see

> a holistic nutritionist, considering everyone's body

> works in a

> different way

>

> ,

> " pjb12345uk " <pho wrote:

> >

> > ---colonics have been shown to reduce blood

> pressure

> > and remove a lot of rubbish from inside of you

> >

> > a good detox now and again has been shown the way

> to go

> > for a lot of people

> > phill

> > phill In ,

> " Colby " <cbhardison@>

> > wrote:

> > >

> > > I take the minimal dosage of altace for high

> blood pressure, but

> > > lately, my bp seems to be high anyway. I do

> yoga everyday. Aside

> > from taking more drugs, what can I do to

> > > lower it?

> > >

> >

>

>

>

 

 

 

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