Our bodies do an excellent job of regulating our blood pressure, ensuring that we get adequate delivery of both oxygen and nutrients, as well as efficient removal of toxins through the body and brain. Although when we try to reduce this pressure with drugs designed to redefine a rather complex, but very effective regulatory system, some cells will soon suffer from a deficiency, usually due to limitations in blood vessels. In fact, there are several natural chelation formulas. They usually contain an EDTA chelator, as well as various minerals and amino acids, and usually remove the plaque in their hands. Because of gravity, the brain is the organ most commonly at risk. By deliberately compressing some arteries and expanding others, the body can ensure that demand is satisfied (the critical process is suppressed by some blood pressure medications). Another class, called beta-blockers, actually slows the heart rate when it should increase, for example, during exercise. Then, according to Sherry Rogers, MD, blood pressure medications, called calcium channel blockers, were confirmed by brain scans to reduce neurons. Basically increases the risk of acquiring Alzheimer's disease.
Dr. James Balch, MD, stresses that if your blood pressure is “too high,” you will live longer if you are “not taking” blood pressure lowering drugs (and I completely agree). Our body very skillfully adapts and does it in an appropriate way, and not just reducing everyone's blood pressure to some arbitrarily contrived level. Even all self-regulating authorities do not agree with what the appropriate level should be. Only our body can reach the optimal level, which will depend on the circumstances. The more carefully you analyze each blood pressure drug, the more obvious it becomes that all of them are the main critical functions, contributing to the lack of nutrition and oxygen in the process. This will ultimately worsen the underscore condition. And as the condition worsens, another medicine is often added (with its own set of problems). As Dr. Bruce West says, they basically create heart disabilities with medications that even cardiologists (heart specialists) place on their patients. If someone needs to know about the best treatment for a particular condition, “this must obviously be” a specialist. Unfortunately, with traditionally trained MD, this is rare.
Not all blood pressure should be in what is usually considered the “ideal range”. If this were the case, many would have serious problems due to a lack somewhere in the body or the brain (depending on where there may be limitations in the contracts). The strength of the heart is also a factor. And, as I mentioned earlier, the brain is always at the greatest risk of lack.
Obvious goals should be to clear blocked arteries, heal weakened or damaged artery walls and, if necessary, strengthen the heart (all possible using natural healing methods). These are usually drugs that contribute to this problem, so eliminating them is important. The problem is that traditional doctors only resources are drugs and surgery. You cannot heal an organic body or brain with some kind of inorganic chemical created in some laboratory (the very reason why most doctors claim that there is no known treatment for most conditions)! The truth is that there is usually medicine (something that natural practices are fully aware of). In addition, new and better medicines are constantly being opened. Because of the majority of traditional doctors. with limited medical training, they will most likely never learn about them unless changes are made. First, disease prevention is much more economical. Only then can we count on a true health care system. A system based on the prevention of disease and true healing, and not on dependence on the symptoms, suppressing medicines as the only solution.
By the way, traditionally trained physicians who have undergone retraining since graduation, specializing in the prevention of food and disease, have much more success with their patients. They are most in demand, even if their therapy and supplements are not covered by insurance.
