The Essential Nutrient Magnesium - Key/CHANGED to BLOOD PRESSURE

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Shan,

Thank you so Much! I learned alot from the articles you sent. I now know the

direction that I need to go in order to control my blood pressure.

 

Thank You! Terie

 

--- On Mon, 6/22/09, Shan <bestsurprise2002 wrote:

 

Shan <bestsurprise2002

<< >> Re: The Essential Nutrient Magnesium -

Key/CHANGED to BLOOD PRESSURE

 

Monday, June 22, 2009, 11:13 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Blood Pressure- Why it Goes Up & What To Do About it Without

 

By: Dr. William Wong, ND, PhD. Discusses what can cause high blood pressure plus

what to do about it.'and what will work for fibrosis in the blood vessels will

work for scaring in the kidney (only there the clearing effect will happen more

slowly).' by William Wong ND, PHD.

 

http://www.totality ofbeing.com/ ArchivedHealthAr ticles.htm

 

http://www.vitalzym .co.uk/pdfs/ bloodpressure. pdf

 

 

 

This article above I found good for it also made me understand what exactly

caused high blood pressure and effects of some of the options.It also suggests

natural ways to lower blood pressure which I have found out actually work.

 

 

 

The following suggest more ways to lower blood pressure as well as explain how

the drugs work plus the side-effects of the drugs.

 

 

 

NATURAL COMPOUNDS for Healthy Blood Pressure.

 

Charts. PRESSURE POINTS & Descriptions; Drugs, What it does & Side Effects;

Natural Compounds & Descriptions.

 

http://www.karinya. com/blodpres. htm

 

 

 

These two also suggest a few more ways to lower blood pressure - in the first

one below the suggestions or protocol is near the bottom.

 

 

 

Nutritional Treatments for Hypertension

 

Eric R. Braverman, M.D. and Ed Weissberg, B.A

 

http://www.orthomed .org/resources/ papers/bravhyp. htm

 

 

 

Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Blood Pressure Drugs & How to Avoid

Them

 

Hypertension isn't actually a disease in itself--it's only a symptom of some

other malfunction in your body. It's possible that the elevated blood pressure

is a protective effect, enabling the heart to get the blood to all the tissues

in spite of the disease, whatever that may be. There are 4 major types of drugs

prescribed to lower blood pressure. In order of their date of appearance in the

market place they are: diuretics, beta-blockers, ACE inhibitors, and calcium

channel blockers. Remember, these drugs are only masking one symptom of an

unknown disease. Anti-hypertensives have no healing properties. Even the least

toxic drugs can cause deadly side effects.According to the report, these very

popular (with the doctors anyway) drugs may be responsible for an excessive

number of heart attacks and cases of heart failure. It appears that they don't

even prevent the cardiovascular complications of high blood pressure. In fact,

they cause complications.

 

http://www.westonap rice.org/ moderndiseases/ bpdrugs.html

 

 

 

They are all worth reading.

 

 

 

Good luck.

 

blessings

 

Shan

 

 

 

Alternative- Medicine- Forum@ s.com, " frantic2learn "

<terieloftus@ ...> wrote:

 

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> ---I really like the articles on Magnesium. However I am looking for some

alternatives for My high blood pressure. I have been taking Lisinopril and a

diuretic called dyazide for 1 year, after going thru several horrible side

effects such as tremendous joint pain, fatigue, and what I call brain fog with

bad short term memory and unable to concentrate I decided to go off all of my

supplements one at a time. After several weeks all of my symptoms were still

present. So I went off my blood pressure medicine and diuretics. Now after 3

days all of my horrible symptoms have gone. Does anyone have any other

suggestions for me for my High blood pressure besides Magnesium? I once was put

on Chinese herbs that worked very well, but the prescribing doctor has since

retired and I am unable to find a Alternative Medicine physician in my area. I

know that Diet and exercise play a huge role in Hypertension, and I am currently

working on that. Thanks for all of the

informative articles I have learned alot.

 

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