Why the Treatment of Hypertension has Become Such a Deplorable Fiasco

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> Despite over 100 antihypertensive drugs that have been approved as

> being safe and effective, the sad fact is that we have not been very

> successful in controlling hypertension. A survey reported in the July

> 9 issue of The Journal of the American Medical Association found that

> nearly one in three U.S. adults have hypertension. Of the estimated 58

> million affected, " Almost 30 percent were unaware of their illness, 42

> percent were not being treated, and at the time that their BP was

> measured, 69 percent did not have their hypertension controlled! "

 

Any kind of stressor including toxin load, emotional stress,

malnutrition (e.g. potassium and magnesium and vitamin B), and

electromagnetic radiation can increase blood pressure.

 

Arteriosclerosis also increases blood pressure, caused by its toxin

load component.

 

Because all of these factors are both preventable and reversable, the

fiasco dveloped solely because Big Pharma wants us to use drugs for

what is exclusively a nutritional and detox issue even in the very

old. Using drugs doesn't get one off the meds.

 

Among the first things I do with elderly clients is get them off

their blood pressure and their cholesterol medicationsby using the

correct foods and detox.

 

regards,

 

Duncan Crow