Re: anyone else with low blood pressure that could be caused by lyme?

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Hi Terence ,

I correct this a easy way do not remeber if I told you yet

licorice the wood I boil it it makes a very tasty tea delicious and it owrks for me .

I add osme ginseng for the sugar regulation adn htis makes me going

Kindly Marie

To: Lyme_and_Rife Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2012 7:48 PMSubject: anyone else with low blood pressure that could be caused by lyme?

Does anyone elses blkood pressure run on the very low side?

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she may have lyem as well not knowing so ?

Marie

To: Lyme_and_Rife Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2012 9:39 PMSubject: Re: anyone else with low blood pressure that could be caused by lyme?

Mine typically is 106/65, but has gotten much lower at times of illness. I never attributed it to Lyme because my mom runs a low BP as well. Do you know if either of your parents runs a low BP?>> Does anyone elses blkood pressure run on the very low side?>

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Terry - I also have very low blood pressure (about 90/60). As this wasn't

always the case, I know it has something to do with my current health struggles.

In my case, there may be more than one culprit. Along with the Lyme disease, I

also have hypothyroidism and adrenal fatigue, both of which can cause low blood

pressure. I can get pretty light-headed and nauseous sometimes. Drinking salt

water helps me a little (1/4 teaspoon of sea salt in filtered water).

Alka-Seltzer Gold helps, too.

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Hi & Terry,

Yes, I have had fairly low blood pressure for as long as I can remember, but

never connected it to LD, since my mother and sister also have low blood

pressure (and low body temperature). It was especially bad right after I

stopped birth control pills, so that my internist was quite concerned, and I

came near fainting several times. But all that was done at that time was watch

it, and I continued reducing my salt because of PMS. Now that I have a holistic

MD, I am using celtic sea salt religiously. 1/4 teaspoon CSS in a glass of

water (usually with 1/2 teaspoon lemon juice) about 5 or 6 times a day. I

usually take it with my enzymes, not with my Vitamin C, although I do use a lot

of C, too.

Last night I even had it in the middle of the night, and I think I will continue

doing that, since I didn't have as much trouble staying awake today and my

muscle aches weren't as bad, either. There may be other variables, but after

several more nights I should know if it's really helping. No matter how much I

drink during the day, every time my doctor checks me I'm " slightly " dehydrated.

So setting a timer and having my drink ready does not seem like too much

trouble. I know I also need to increase my exercise.

I am also being treated for hypthyroid and adrenal fatigue, and follow a

hypoglycemic diet. I have not tried Alka-Seltzer Gold, though.

Khaya

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HI

From what i was reading if you have lyme low blood pressure is common...

Subject: Re: anyone else with low blood pressure that could be caused by lyme?To: Lyme_and_Rife Date: Friday, July 13, 2012, 9:37 PM

Hi & Terry,Yes, I have had fairly low blood pressure for as long as I can remember, but never connected it to LD, since my mother and sister also have low blood pressure (and low body temperature). It was especially bad right after I stopped birth control pills, so that my internist was quite concerned, and I came near fainting several times. But all that was done at that time was watch it, and I continued reducing my salt because of PMS. Now that I have a holistic MD, I am using celtic sea salt religiously. 1/4 teaspoon CSS in a glass of water (usually with 1/2 teaspoon lemon juice) about 5 or 6 times a day. I usually take it with my enzymes, not with my Vitamin C, although I do use a lot of C, too. Last night I even had it in the middle of the night, and I think I will continue doing that, since I didn't have as much trouble staying awake today and my muscle aches weren't as bad, either. There may be other variables, but

after several more nights I should know if it's really helping. No matter how much I drink during the day, every time my doctor checks me I'm "slightly" dehydrated. So setting a timer and having my drink ready does not seem like too much trouble. I know I also need to increase my exercise.I am also being treated for hypthyroid and adrenal fatigue, and follow a hypoglycemic diet. I have not tried Alka-Seltzer Gold, though.Khaya > >> > Does anyone elses blkood pressure run on the very low side?> >>