Hypertension

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--- comley33 <comley33 wrote:

 

>

> Yes I Know what a Normal blood pressure is

> I had a high pressure 5 years ago, and I took care

> of it with

> Meditation and Herbs I took hawthorn Coleus

> forskolli, Taurine

> I do Walk every other day I do eat very well No Red

> meat I eat

> Veggies Fruit I make my own bread I eat fish,I drink

> lots of

> distilled Water, I even have a shower head to remove

> the clorene

> I check my blood pressure daily morn.and night

>

> For 2 weeks. The pressure would shoot up for no

> known reason

> They wanted me in the hospital, I would not Go I had

> a friend that

> this happened to they thought she might have a

> strock so they gave

> her a shot and Wham she Died right there before they

> could do any

> thing..... Thanks

> Comley

> ,

> " edgetexlady "

> <rbright wrote:

> >

> > " Normal " blood pressure range is 120/ 70-80.

> >

> > Your's is very high, dangerously so.

> >

> > I don't know how often you've had your BP checked

> (if at all before

> > now), but typically a doctor will wait until the

> 3rd visit of high

> BP

> > before moving on to medication. BP medications

> come with their own

> > brand of problems/side effects.

> >

> > A year ago my BP was high (190/110) - I'd never

> had a problem

> before,

> > was always low normal to normal. It was due to

> the stress of

> taking

> > care of my elderly Mom.

> >

> > I asked the doc if he was going to put me on meds

> ( " no, not more! " )

> > and he said " No, start exercising. " Which I did

> ... made a huge

> > difference and my BP is once again in the " normal "

> range.

> >

> > If you aren't exercising, start very slowly - you

> can't change the

> > world overnight!

> >

> > Dede

> >

>

>

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