Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Blood Pressure Drugs, How

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Elizabeth, oxidative stress and toxin load are nearly always

involved in high blood pressure.

 

Oxidative stress can be caused by low dietary antioxidants, by

antioxidant levels that are depleted by the toxin load and free

radicals, and by excess salt, a factor that increases superoxide,

the most potent free radical, and reducing nitric oxide, reducing

blood vessel wall flexibility.

 

The biggest source of toxin load is bowel dysbiosis, and it

causes bowl candida and intestinal malabsorption.

 

Any other physical stressors can result in high BP including

malnutrition, intestinal malabsorption, chronic infection or

infestation, electromagnetic or geopathic stress, as well as

emotional considerations. Emotional stress often responds to a

vitamin program like Dr. Abram Hofffer's orthomolecular approach

so it's more of an effect of malnutrition rather than a cause of

stress.

 

If you go on a program like the one on the candidiasis group

candidiasis/ using a few vitamins

and minerals and a few dietary changes especially reduced carbs,

reduced inflammatory omega-6 oils, and take cod-liver oil,

inulin, undenatured whey, your BP will probably go down to normal

range as your bowel culture, malabsorption, lipid levels and

toxin load all improve at the same time.

 

Have you done any liver/gallbladder flushes?

 

Duncan

 

On 30 Nov 2006 at 11:10,

wrote:

 

> Posted by: " Elizabeth Otto " godshealingchild

> godshealingchild Wed Nov 29, 2006 10:01 pm ((PST))

> Does anyone have any suggestions as to what I might try? Want to be

> around to enjoy all of my grandbabies for as long as possible.

>

> Lizzie S.C.

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Have not done any liver/gallbladder flush and I have had my

gallbladder removed in 2002. I was a sick puppy. Most of the detoxes

that I have read almost make me retch to think about them. Do you know

of a simple one that doesn't involve drinking alot of nasty tasting

stuff? Thank you for the info.

 

Lizzie

 

 

 

 

, Duncan Crow

<duncancrow wrote:

>

> Elizabeth, oxidative stress and toxin load are nearly always

> involved in high blood pressure.

>

> Oxidative stress can be caused by low dietary antioxidants, by

> antioxidant levels that are depleted by the toxin load and free

> radicals, and by excess salt, a factor that increases superoxide,

> the most potent free radical, and reducing nitric oxide, reducing

> blood vessel wall flexibility.

>

> The biggest source of toxin load is bowel dysbiosis, and it

> causes bowl candida and intestinal malabsorption.

>

> Any other physical stressors can result in high BP including

> malnutrition, intestinal malabsorption, chronic infection or

> infestation, electromagnetic or geopathic stress, as well as

> emotional considerations. Emotional stress often responds to a

> vitamin program like Dr. Abram Hofffer's orthomolecular approach

> so it's more of an effect of malnutrition rather than a cause of

> stress.

>

> If you go on a program like the one on the candidiasis group

> candidiasis/ using a few vitamins

> and minerals and a few dietary changes especially reduced carbs,

> reduced inflammatory omega-6 oils, and take cod-liver oil,

> inulin, undenatured whey, your BP will probably go down to normal

> range as your bowel culture, malabsorption, lipid levels and

> toxin load all improve at the same time.

>

> Have you done any liver/gallbladder flushes?

>

> Duncan

>

> On 30 Nov 2006 at 11:10,

> wrote:

>

> > Posted by: " Elizabeth Otto " godshealingchild

> > godshealingchild Wed Nov 29, 2006 10:01 pm ((PST))

> > Does anyone have any suggestions as to what I might try? Want to be

> > around to enjoy all of my grandbabies for as long as possible.

> >

> > Lizzie S.C.

>