Link to study on CMV and high blood pressure

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http://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2009/05/common-virus-could-cause-high-bloo\

d-pressure/

" What our study seems to indicate is that a persistent viral infection in the

vessels' endothelial cells is leading to increased expression of inflammatory

cytokines, rennin, and angiotensin 11, which are leading to increased blood

pressure. "

Apparently the virus lives in the vessel linings, not the blood itself.

This suggests to treat with electrodes both on on ankles and wrists at same time

to expose largest area of vessels to the currents, rather than on just one

wrist. On a single wrist the blood is exposed for a short time then loses

current once it leaves the forearm area.

bG