Hypertension: Still a Problem in the U.S.?

re: Hypertension: Still a Problem in the U.S.?

krn105663 — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 21:39:32 GMT

I quit taking my medication for my Hypertension almost 2 years ago and switch to taking the cardioessentials. Along with the cardioessentials, I start to juice and my blood pressure normailzed. Juicing and cardioessentials are more of treatment to hypertension than the drug solution.

re: Hypertension: Still a Problem in the U.S.?

BrainstemDoc — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 14:18:46 GMT

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re: Hypertension: Still a Problem in the U.S.?

mykD — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 18:08:32 GMT

hi leppert. I got yur response. no prob. I'm hoping things will change for the better on here . plus i view the info with an objective attitude. And the site sure beats the drug cartel solutions. I have a question for yu leppert. do yu use Magnesium Citrate powder? the pills are just not as effective. I use it to control seizures where drugs have only side effects.But check out the site i mentioned at -www.knowledgeofhealth.com Yu won't be sorry.

re: Hypertension: Still a Problem in the U.S.?

mykD — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 16:31:25 GMT

hi folks. try magnesium citrate powder in water for yur high BP.And get informed on this website for health- www.knowledgeofhealth.com . type the address in yur search engine. I get this impresion some folks commenting on this site,are in the dark with up to date health suggestions. And Mercola has me very dissapointed also to the point I've stopped recomending his site.He posts way to many negative articles pert to supplements. Unless he sells them.

re: Hypertension: Still a Problem in the U.S.?

david — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 09:41:20 GMT

Many have 'given up' worrying about their eating/drinking habits, thanks to deliberately confusing, conflicting advice.
       Many more seem to take a perverse pride in just how much abuse of their body they are'getting away with' ....for now.
       As we seem to be rapidly running out of various resources, food, space and it would seem, the will to live, perhaps this is nature's way of adjusting the balance.
    After all, it would be hugely beneficial for the planet as a whole if half the population ....vanished...

re: Hypertension: Still a Problem in the U.S.?

Aaltrude — Sat, 26 Apr 2008 21:15:44 GMT

Most people are so set in their ways that they WON'T make the necessary changes.

re: Hypertension: Still a Problem in the U.S.?

mmc88121 — Sat, 26 Apr 2008 16:03:13 GMT

Maybe the reason people have trouble following their diet is because they think if they don't the medication will be there for them. Also, because most food is not as good as it used to be, therefore it does not have as much nutrition as it used to.

Mary