Low Blood Pressure,Tachycardia and Beta Blockers

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Dear Master Fe: This question is primarily concerned with whether or not low

blood pressure is a problem or indicator of potential problems. The patient

has now forgotten the exact reading, but his Medical Doctor advised that his

blood pressure was significantly low and took no further steps. The patient

has had tachycardia since his late teens. The tachycardia became

progressivley worse over the years which is, apparently, typical in his

particular case. It is now controlled by beta blockers. They are not,

however, one hundred per cent effective and my patient gets an attack of

tachycardia every couple of weeks. At this point he does not wish to

increase his dosage of beta blockers. Instead he increases the dose on a

symptomatic basis in response to attacks. Side effects of the beta blockers

include upset stomach, diarrhea and decreased libido. He is retired which is

a benefit in terms of managing this condition with minimum medication.

 

I have taken lthe first three levels of Pranic Healing (intro, advanced and

psych) and have been treating this patient on the physical and emotional

levels in accordance with the protocols in Master CKS's texts. The low blood

pressure has just come up and I wonder if it implies that there is something

else I should be doing? There is much guidance on high blood pressure, but

little on low and I would like your comments because I want to ensure that I

am doing everything that I can for this patient.

 

As a member of the e-group I would like to take this opportunity to

say how much I appreciate this service and your extensive involvement Master

Fe -- it is of incalculable value. My heartfelt thanks for all that you do.

Blessings. Love and light. Ann Gilbert-Hopkins in Vancouver, Canada.