low blood pressure

[Guest guest]

Hi EveryOne,

Often low blood pressure comes from adrenal fatigue of one degree or another

For some people it is enough to make sure they have sufficient salt and

water. It is often suggested to add a pinch of natural sea salt like Celtic

Salt to water and drink it first thing in the morning. Salt your food. The

opposite of what you would do if you had high blood pressure:-)) Drink

enough water throughout the day. A good idea when drinking KT anyway!

If you still have problems with low blood pressure, particularly if you feel

faint or light headed when you stand suddenly from lying down or sitting,

you may have adrenal issues. I made a website for Thyroid-Adrenal issues as

I have learned quite a bit about them from my own experience lately.

http://www.bestweb.net/~om/thyroid

There you will find suggestions, information and resources about how to

support your adrenal gland. It helps with low blood pressure and

hypoglycemia also.

To Your Health!!!

Peace, Love and Harmony,

Bev

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[Guest guest]

-I also have low blood pressure.

at 53 I see it as an assett.

Have had no ill effects from KT, and drink about 16 oz a day.

I do use less henna in my hair. seems like less gray

-- In kombucha tea , " jebaruch " <jebaruch@y...>

wrote:

>

> Hello all,

>

> Is there any info. on what to do if one already has low blood

> pressure? Now and then I feel the effects that Ed described as

being

> a drop in blood pressure as opposed to a response to alcohol

> content. This makes sense because there just deoesn't seem to be

> enough alcohol in it to cause such wooziness. My daughter also

feels

> this. She drinks 16 oz. over a 4 hour period to try and counter

this

> effect.

> I would be intertested in finding a way to counteract the effect

if

> there is one.

> Thanks,

>

> Jeanne

[Guest guest]

First another word about BUZZ and lowering BP. My previous suggestions were

a cautionary as I am still investing this thought. A lot depends upon the

individual's unique mood and references the time. I reported the cautionary

because I am in a position (as a reseller dealing with a great many people)

and I am trying to piece together something that seems to be common among a

few. We more often only hear the great things about kombucha. So I continue

to be interested in all comments on this and people may contact me off-list

if they so choose - but onlist is certainly of value to all.

Cayenne may be added after fermentation. Which is what I normally recommend

for adding herbs.

However Harald Tietz (Kombucha Miracle Fungus) a well known herbalist and

kombucha brewer does add herbs along with black/green tea to the ferment.

All with good results.

I also add cayenne to the ferment and sell the extract. I do this with a few

other herbs like essiac . Personally I think the KT/cayenne or KT/essiac not

to be tasty. So the pressed extract (pressing the mushroom) produces a

stronger concentrated extract that is more easily taken as a few drops in

water to achieve certain affects.

I use powdered cayenne pepper. Available in different H.U. (heating units)

from the milder 40,000 to yes hot 1.5 million !!

I have also used fresh garden picked, as well as store bought dried

cayenne's. You can add to the water- tea - sugar (cayenne powder in t-Bag)

seep and then remove tea and cayenne. Then ferment. or add whole peppers to

the ferment (while fermenting). The powder is not advisable here. Or

afterwards adding the whole (fresh or dried) pepper to the finished KT. IMO

the powdered cayenne in t-bags (along with the black/green tea) is the

strongest synergy. note: cayenne pepper is used not jalapeño or sernoes or

chilies as research has been specific to cayenne not other hot peppers. But

you are of course free to use as you taste.

Brewing Kombucha Pictures online

http://www.happyherbalist.com/pictures.htm

Enjoy Your Health,

Ed Kasper L.Ac.

California Licensed Acupuncturist & Herbalist

www.HappyHerbalist.com eddy@...

RE: Low blood pressure

Some general comments on adding herbs to KT

Herbs like the following may be brewed along with black or green tea to

tweak KT more to one's preferences.

Hawthorne (Shan Zha) (50%) oxygenates the heart muscle, regulates blood

pressure

Cayenne (20%) stimulates and strengthens the circulatory and cardiomusculary

system

Shepherds Purse (30%) regulates blood pressure

or they may be taken simply as a tea. however only Hawthorne has a pleasing

taste.

or they may be made as full strength and added to the already brewed KT.

Diuretics (causes urination, like coffee and lesser so tea) have a tendency

to reduce blood pressure due to the loss of water from the blood vessels.

Salt also affects the water % causing more retention. As does the

potassium/calcium exchange affect the total volume of the blood vessels.

Most health guidelines are more focused on less salt and to lower blood

pressure which our society is overly aggressive.

As they arise from different sources [irregular blood pressure] Traditional

Chinese Medicine makes several distinctions (differential diagnosis) as well

as modifications to the numerous herbal formulas designed to balance health.

With kombucha I recommend drinking the minimum of 1/2 of your body weight in

fluid ounces of pure (distilled better) water daily. So if you weigh 100

pounds drink 50 oz of water. Drink 1/2 of that amount before 10 am. Drink an

additional 16 fl oz of water for every cup of coffee or carbonated drink.

Ed Kasper L.Ac., Acupuncturist & Medicinal Herbalist

http://HappyHerbalist.com eddy@...

[Guest guest]

Shan. the recommendation of drinking % water per day means drinking __only

pure fresh water__. Not the liquid that is in tea, coffee, juice, KT etc. I

have personally found that by switching to a glass of water instead of

coffee or tea etc at mealtimes and snack times - although at first

difficult - soon passes and I no longer crave the other drinks. But it is

more of a habit and difficult to break for many.

Ed Kasper L.Ac., Acupuncturist & Medicinal Herbalist

http://HappyHerbalist.com eddy@...

-----Original Message-----

Ed;

I am fairly new here and still learning the ropes so to speak.

Could you clarify for me please if this water one needs to drink - can this

include the liquid Kombucha tea? If one drinks say, 4 cups of kombucha tea

a day, can one deduct this from the total amount of water one needs to drink

a day?

Blessings

Shan

<<snipped>> .... With kombucha I recommend drinking the minimum of 1/2 of

your body weight in

fluid ounces of pure (distilled better) water daily. So if you weigh 100

pounds drink 50 oz of water. Drink 1/2 of that amount before 10 am. Drink an

additional 16 fl oz of water for every cup of coffee or carbonated drink.

Ed Kasper L.Ac., Acupuncturist & Medicinal Herbalist

http://HappyHerbalist.com eddy@...

[Guest guest]

I have always had low blood pressure and recently read about it

being a symptom of low adrenals. I also read that high blood

pressure can be symptoms of the same.

Anything lower than 118 for the top number indicates adrenal

weakness. Certain diseases have been asociated with low blood

pressure.

I started increasing natural sodium in my diet by making sure I eat

3 or 4 sticks of celery a day. I use the celtic sea salt too. Dark

circles under the eyes are also indicators of low adrenals. Someone

mentioned that a teaspoon of celery seeds (ground) made into a tea

is good for kidneys and adrenals and helps the dark circles

disappear. The recommendation is to take this 3 times a day. I have

noticed that this works with taking it once a day for a few days. A

little salt with it makes it taste like a broth.

I get a lot of energy from Kombucha. I feel a strengthening of all

systems. I am working a lot of hours during this holiday season and

am amazed at the stamina I have. When I have more time next week I

am going to experiment by dusting off our blood pressure machine and

using it before and after drinking kombucha. I was happy to see that

the upper number was 111 the other day, it's often under 100.

Thanks to everyone for posting on this subject. It's very helpful.

Jeanne

[Guest guest]

Hi Jeanne, May I have your permission to forward your letter to my

daughter, who has had dark circles under her eyes for years. From what you

said, she may find the rest to be of advantage also. Thank you, Janice in

PA

Re: Low blood pressure

>

>

> I have always had low blood pressure and recently read about it

> being a symptom of low adrenals. I also read that high blood

> pressure can be symptoms of the same.

> Anything lower than 118 for the top number indicates adrenal

> weakness. Certain diseases have been asociated with low blood

> pressure.

> I started increasing natural sodium in my diet by making sure I eat

> 3 or 4 sticks of celery a day. I use the celtic sea salt too. Dark

> circles under the eyes are also indicators of low adrenals. Someone

> mentioned that a teaspoon of celery seeds (ground) made into a tea

> is good for kidneys and adrenals and helps the dark circles

> disappear. The recommendation is to take this 3 times a day. I have

> noticed that this works with taking it once a day for a few days. A

> little salt with it makes it taste like a broth.

> I get a lot of energy from Kombucha. I feel a strengthening of all

> systems. I am working a lot of hours during this holiday season and

> am amazed at the stamina I have. When I have more time next week I

> am going to experiment by dusting off our blood pressure machine and

> using it before and after drinking kombucha. I was happy to see that

> the upper number was 111 the other day, it's often under 100.

> Thanks to everyone for posting on this subject. It's very helpful.

>

>

> Jeanne

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Feel free to forward my letter. I hope it helps.

Jeanne

> Hi Jeanne, May I have your permission to forward your letter to

my

> daughter, who has had dark circles under her eyes for years. From

what you

> said, she may find the rest to be of advantage also. Thank you,

Janice in

> PA

>

> Re: Low blood pressure

>

>

> >

> >

> > I have always had low blood pressure and recently read about it

> > being a symptom of low adrenals. I also read that high blood

> > pressure can be symptoms of the same.

> > Anything lower than 118 for the top number indicates adrenal

> > weakness. Certain diseases have been asociated with low blood

> > pressure.

> > I started increasing natural sodium in my diet by making sure I

eat

> > 3 or 4 sticks of celery a day. I use the celtic sea salt too.

Dark

> > circles under the eyes are also indicators of low adrenals.

Someone

> > mentioned that a teaspoon of celery seeds (ground) made into a

tea

> > is good for kidneys and adrenals and helps the dark circles

> > disappear. The recommendation is to take this 3 times a day. I

have

> > noticed that this works with taking it once a day for a few

days. A

> > little salt with it makes it taste like a broth.

> > I get a lot of energy from Kombucha. I feel a strengthening of

all

> > systems. I am working a lot of hours during this holiday season

and

> > am amazed at the stamina I have. When I have more time next week

I

> > am going to experiment by dusting off our blood pressure machine

and

> > using it before and after drinking kombucha. I was happy to see

that

> > the upper number was 111 the other day, it's often under 100.

> > Thanks to everyone for posting on this subject. It's very

helpful.

> >

> >

> > Jeanne

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Thank so much, Jeanne. I'll let you know How she does (If she does). If she

doesn't, Hmmmm, I'll have to think of something to do to her. LOL Wishing

you the best of the rest of the old year and the best in the new year.

Janice in PA

Re: Low blood pressure

>

>

> >

> >

> > I have always had low blood pressure and recently read about it

> > being a symptom of low adrenals. I also read that high blood

> > pressure can be symptoms of the same.

> > Anything lower than 118 for the top number indicates adrenal

> > weakness. Certain diseases have been asociated with low blood

> > pressure.

> > I started increasing natural sodium in my diet by making sure I

eat

> > 3 or 4 sticks of celery a day. I use the celtic sea salt too.

Dark

> > circles under the eyes are also indicators of low adrenals.

Someone

> > mentioned that a teaspoon of celery seeds (ground) made into a

tea

> > is good for kidneys and adrenals and helps the dark circles

> > disappear. The recommendation is to take this 3 times a day. I

have

> > noticed that this works with taking it once a day for a few

days. A

> > little salt with it makes it taste like a broth.

> > I get a lot of energy from Kombucha. I feel a strengthening of

all

> > systems. I am working a lot of hours during this holiday season

and

> > am amazed at the stamina I have. When I have more time next week

I

> > am going to experiment by dusting off our blood pressure machine

and

> > using it before and after drinking kombucha. I was happy to see

that

> > the upper number was 111 the other day, it's often under 100.

> > Thanks to everyone for posting on this subject. It's very

helpful.

> >

> >

> > Jeanne

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

>

> Bee Do you anything in the files on low blood pressure and how

to raise it?

> I've been running about 40 on the diastolic but when I rise it

drops. I passed out recently and on the way to ER the diastolic was

down to 27 at one point. I took fludrocortisone for a few days to

satisfy the doctor but then dropped it. Just didn't want to do a

steroid.

==>Hi Marge. It's good to hear from you. I had very low blood

pressure which went to normal in 2 weeks with good ocean sea salt.

For 2 weeks you should get as much sea salt as you can, and then

level off to 1 1/2 tsp in electrolyte drink plus what you add to

foods normally. My doctor even told me to shake the salt on my hand

and lick it off as often as I could.

> Can this be related to the Candida?

==>It can, but not necessarily. I didn't have candida when I had

abnormally low blood pressure, but taking enough ocean sea salt

corrected it totally. Good ocean sea salt is important for health -

see the articles in the Salt Folder for more information.

Luv, Bee

[Guest guest]

So really, it is a very dodgy thing to take some supplements because none of

us can *know* exactly what *our* bodies need! We could imbalance things

really easily and cause more problems I suppose. Dee

-- Low Blood Pressure

Women with TIRED ADRENALS usually get a lot of benefit from using natural

Progesterone cream. Licorice is a very adrenal-supportive herb but needs to

be used in moderation because it CAN ALSO RAISE ESTROGEN LEVELS. You can use

Licorice in tea, tincture or capsule form.

[Guest guest]

I agree with Dee but have to point out that in many cases an educated

guess to put one in the ballpark of " less deficient " is better than

doing nothing. I mean, we all are glutahtione deficient, because that's

why we're sick; looking at diet alone we can see that most of us are

also magnesium deficient, selenium deficient, potassium deficient,

vitamin b deficient etc... The body will purge excess, so it's not so

easy to imbalance and get into trouble, and no deaths occur from

vitamin supplementation. So, a better reply would take all that into

account and name the relative danger of the supplement under discussion.

Duncan

>

> So really, it is a very dodgy thing to take some supplements because

none of

> us can *know* exactly what *our* bodies need! We could imbalance

things

> really easily and cause more problems I suppose. Dee

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi, Bee.

>

> I have gone from having high blood pressure that began at the

> beginning of this program (145 over 94) to low blood pressure 90

> over 64 (5 months into the program at the last couple of dr. office

> visits). I would think that my usual blood pressure would be even

> lower than 90 over 64 since I'm always rushed & stressed at my

> doctor's appointments.

>

> Today I feel like my blood pressure is really low and my heart is

> hardly beating. I thought I was going to faint while I was sitting

> in the hair salon chair today and left before she could finish

> my " do " because I didn't want her to have to pick me up off the

> floor!

>

> Should I have my thyroid tested again? My Free T3 was a little low

> on 10/31/08. Or would it do any good to have it tested? Don't you

> advise not to take any thyroid medication anyway?

>

> What can I do naturally to keep my heart beating and blood pressure

> at good levels?

+++Hi . To keep your blood pressure and pulse rate normal

ensure you have enough good ocean sea salt (at least 1 1/2 tsps. per

day, either in the Electrolyte Drink or added to foods, and maybe

even more for awhile).

Years ago my blood pressure and pulse rate were so low my doctor

became alarmed, so he referred me to a specialist. My pulse lying

down as only 55 bpm. So I wore a heart monitor for 19 hours, and my

heart was fine. The specialist told me to consume much more salt,

even if I had to put it in my hand and lick it off several times a

day; of course he didn't know I used good ocean sea salt.

2 weeks later my blood pressure and pulse were normal.

So try it for at least 2 weeks and then get your blood pressure and

pulse re-checked.

Luv, Bee

[Guest guest]

> I have gone from having high blood pressure that began at the

> beginning of this program (145 over 94) to low blood pressure 90

> over 64 (5 months into the program at the last couple of dr. office

> visits). I would think that my usual blood pressure would be even

> lower than 90 over 64 since I'm always rushed & stressed at my

> doctor's appointments.

> What can I do naturally to keep my heart beating and blood pressure

> at good levels?

>

I had such low blood pressure before the diet that my doctor kept

retaking it and asking me if I felt okay. Very scary. Now, 23 months

later, my bp is normal and my hands and feet don't get nearly as cold

as they used to. I used to feel faint and dizzy when standing too

quickly and that hasn't happened for over a year. The electrolyte

drink gets both salt and fluid into your body and you need both to

keep bp normal. To help out my liver and therefore hormone (thyroid

and female) functions, I take 1/2 tsp. ground milk thistle powder

twice a day and that seems to have helped, along with the supplements.

I just put it in my mouth, chew it and wash it down.

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone. Bee, I'm so grateful to have found you!

My body and mind have received so many benefits from this diet, it's

truly a miracle.

[Guest guest]

>

> > I have gone from having high blood pressure that began at the

> > beginning of this program (145 over 94) to low blood pressure 90

> > over 64 (5 months into the program at the last couple of dr.

office

> > visits).

> >

> I had such low blood pressure before the diet that my doctor kept

> retaking it and asking me if I felt okay. Very scary. Now, 23

months

> later, my bp is normal and my hands and feet don't get nearly as

cold

> as they used to. I used to feel faint and dizzy when standing too

> quickly and that hasn't happened for over a year. The electrolyte

> drink gets both salt and fluid into your body and you need both to

> keep bp normal. To help out my liver and therefore hormone (thyroid

> and female) functions, I take 1/2 tsp. ground milk thistle powder

> twice a day and that seems to have helped, along with the

supplements.

> I just put it in my mouth, chew it and wash it down.

>

>

>

Thanks for the advice, .

It's good to know that my bp may eventually return to normal!

[Guest guest]

<snip>

> Happy Thanksgiving, everyone. Bee, I'm so grateful to have found you!

> My body and mind have received so many benefits from this diet, it's

> truly a miracle.

>

I'm so very happy you found us too ! We can all be thankful

for our marvelous bodies and the miracles that happen when we follow

Nature's Laws.

Luv, Bee

[Guest guest]

It is usually low adrenal function, increase good oils and a 1/4 tsp of sea salt. Bye Sue

Low Blood Pressure

Hi everyone.....Does anyone have any suggestions either on the machine or any other remedies that can help low blood pressue, it is especially bad at the moment due to the summer weather (New Zealand) and Im finding it quite hard to cope.

[Guest guest]

Low Blood Pressure(Hypotension)

Poor nutrient assimilation in the body and an insufficient dietary regimen can aggravate the severity of a lowered blood pressure in affected individuals. A poor diet can be supported by proper supplementation of vital and essential minerals and other nutrients. The most important of these supplements are the vitamins B, C and E, all of which must be present in the diet in sufficient amounts. Though all the vitamins in a supplement of the major B complex vitamin can lead to an increase in the stamina and energy levels, some of the B vitamins, particularly the pantothenic acid is the regarded as more important in supporting the functioning of the adrenal gland-thus supplements of this vitamin is a must in all individuals affected by hypotension. The strength of the walls of the blood vessels is maintained by supplements of the vitamin C and this should always be taken along with the plant based natural compounds known as the bioflavonoids, both of these supplements also improve the body’s resistance to infection from various pathogens and viruses. The supply of oxygen within the cellular machinery is improved and bolstered by supplements of the vitamin E, and all patients suffering from a lowering of the blood pressure must be supplemented this vitamin in proper and regular doses. Individuals affected by a lowering of the blood pressure also often experience a sluggish functioning of the thyroid glands, the green food supplement of the seaweed kelp is a supplemental food very rich in minerals and it effectively improves the functioning of the sluggish thyroid gland. The herbal supplements of bee pollen can positive effect all endocrine glands within the body, and it also aids in the stimulation of overall strength and increases the energy levels within the body of the affected individual.

The following herbs and herbal remedies can be used as supplements in stimulating the circulation and certain important glands, the given herbal juices will aid in alleviating the symptoms related to a lowered blood pressure in an individual. Dosage of any of these herbal remedies can be a tbsp. of the herbal juice thrice every day during the treatment period.

Herbal remedies such as licorice root and the hyssop have a very positive effect on the functioning of all the endocrine glands, they help stimulate the overall strength and boost the energy levels in all affected individuals. Blood pressure is raised by the action of the hyssop when enhanced with supplements of the seaweed kelp; these two supplements also stimulate the glands within the body and alleviate the other physical symptoms associated with hypotension. Another herbal remedy is to drink the juice of the rosemary leaves which has been steeped in some aged red wine, dosage of this herbal juice can be a tbsp. every day to function as a heart tonic. The lowered blood pressure is also increased by supplements of the Siberian ginseng, the root of the goldenseal herb, the root of the ginger, spirulina and the miracle herb ginkgo biloba, all of these herbs also stimulate the circulatory system at the same time and ease symptoms associated with the condition. The heart is fortified by supplements of the hawthorn berries and the garlic; these herbs also regulate blood pressure in individuals affected by the lowering of blood pressure.

Circulation is also stimulated by alternative techniques such as hydrotherapy, these techniques include taken daily, alternating showers using hot and cold water, and other forms of these techniques include sessions of water stepping and dew walking on a grassy lawn. The importance of regular physical exercise cannot be overemphasized in all patients affected by the condition. To improve health and to promote physical well being, regularly walk, hike or cycle and swim outdoors as often as you can-these activities will improve the ability of the body to resist disease and other infections. Circulation in the skin can be stimulated by regular morning sessions of dry-brushing and massaging. Before rising out of bed in the mornings start exercises such as moving and flexing the toes, and activities such as pulling the knees up and down to the body. Jumping suddenly out of bed in the morning can result in sudden dizzy spells; therefore get up slowly in the morning after a full night of sleep. Circulation can be negatively affected by clothing that is made from all kinds of artificial fibers and synthetic clothes make sure that any clothing you use is made from natural fibers such as cotton, artificial clothing interferes with the body's natural electric field-this can disturb the circulation within the body.

SupplementationKelp, one tbsp 3x pd or 4 tablets 3x pd.Vitamin C, with bioflavonoids, 1,000 mg 2 - 3 times a day.Vitamin B complex, 100 mg 3x pd

Vitamin B 12 -10 mg Injections 3x pw or 1000 mcg 3x pd.Vitamin E, 400 IU 3x pd

Herbal MedicineStrophanthus

Rosemary

Yarrow

lavender

Mistletoe

dan shen

Coltsfoot

ephedra

mate

fennel

shepherd's purse

hyssop

ginseng

ginkgo biloba

Licorice root).

It is difficult to work out a protocol for Hypotension with the SCIO. First determine the underlying causes of hypotension.

Check THYROID function, kidneys and all the other organs. De-stress, regular HIIT(High Intensity Interval Training) exercise and enough purified water intake.

Regards,

Renier du Toit

MA(Clin.Psych.), PsyD, ND, DIHom.

www.collegenaturalmedicine.co.za

Low Blood Pressure

Hi everyone.....Does anyone have any suggestions either on the machine or any other remedies that can help low blood pressue, it is especially bad at the moment due to the summer weather (New Zealand) and Im finding it quite hard to cope.

[Guest guest]

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[Guest guest]

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Low Blood Pressure

Hi everyone.....Does anyone have any suggestions either on the machine or any other remedies that can help low blood pressue, it is especially bad at the moment due to the summer weather (New Zealand) and Im finding it quite hard to cope.

[Guest guest]

thank you all so much for all this advice, very very helpful and most

appreciated

>

> It is usually low adrenal function, increase good oils and a 1/4 tsp

of sea salt. Bye Sue

> Low Blood Pressure

>

>

> Hi everyone.....

>

> Does anyone have any suggestions either on the machine or any other

> remedies that can help low blood pressue, it is especially bad at the

> moment due to the summer weather (New Zealand) and Im finding it

quite

> hard to cope.

>

[Guest guest]

Yes most of us are " leaning on our adreals alot more than nature had

intended ie. too much work, lack of sleep cause poor nutrition. It

makes the tissues forming the walls of the blood vessels over-relaxed,

and flabby or streched. This results in less supply of oxygen and

nutrients to the tissues.

As well this maybe caused by Loss of blood, slow internal bleeding.

Sometimes the blood pressure falls rapidly because of loss of blood.

Low blood pressure may also develop gradually because of slow bleeding

in the gastrointestinal tract, kidneys, or bladder.

Emotional problems are a far more frequent cause of low blood

pressure. To a lesser degree, prolonged disappointment and frustration

may result in a subnormal blood pressure.

Low Blood Pressure theraputics using Beetroot

The juice of raw beetroot is one of the most effective remedies for

low blood pressure. Drink a cup of this juice twice daily for this

condition considerable improvement should be noticeable within a week.

The herb Indian spikenard is another effective natural remedy for low

blood pressure. It should be taken in doses of thirty to forty grains

with a pinch of a little camphor and cinnamon (cinnamon). An infusion

can also be prepared by steeping 15 to 20 gm of the herb in 250 ml of

boiling water, and taking it thrice a day.

Try a hot Epsom salt bath, one of the simplest remedies for low blood

pressure. An Epsom salt bath is prepared by dissolving one to one and

half kg of Epsom Salt in an ordinary bath of hot water. Immersed in

the bath for ten to twenty minutes. This bath should be taken just

before retiring to bed, and care should be exercised not to catch a

chill afterwards.

High Protein foods, vitamin C, and all vitamins of the B group have

been found beneficial in low blood pressure cases. Of these, foods/

proteins with pantothenic acid is of particular importance. A diet

which contains adequate quantities of complete proteins, B vitamin

and, particularly, the nutrients that stimulate adrenal production,

quickly normalizes low blood pressure.

Salt

The use of High altitude sea salt ( Himalayan lakes ) is valuable in

low blood pressure. Until the blood pressure reaches normal levels

through proper dietary and other remedies, it is essential that the

patient should take overly salty foods. After that you might want to

try half a teaspoon of this salt in water daily.

Exercise, ie walking gardening yoga, perhaps my also help to train you

in this situation.

>

> It is usually low adrenal function, increase good oils and a 1/4 tsp

of sea salt. Bye Sue

> Low Blood Pressure

>

>

> Hi everyone.....

>

> Does anyone have any suggestions either on the machine or any other

> remedies that can help low blood pressue, it is especially bad at the

> moment due to the summer weather (New Zealand) and Im finding it

quite

> hard to cope.

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi everyone.....

>

> Does anyone have any suggestions either on the machine or any other

> remedies that can help low blood pressue, it is especially bad at the

> moment due to the summer weather (New Zealand) and Im finding it quite

> hard to cope.

>

Hi, from personal experience i know that your body is severely low on

natural organic minerals and Essential Fatty Acids. If you cannot get

hold of a concentrated form of marine minerals then purchase natural,

untouched old sea cave mineral salt. We use Redmonds Real Salt which

is from Utah, USA. There are many old sea beds with pure unpolluted

mineral salt around the world so look up the one closest to you. This

is the simplest way to reactivate the brain-body communication as

minerals in the salt are necessary for the brain to deliver messages

throughout the body. if you are on drugs for low blood pressure then

be alert of effect. Put small amount of natural organic mineral salt

in each glass of water. the effect is one of sweetness first. Have

not had dizzy spells since starting on the salt 2.5 years ago. This

moderates high blood pressure too.

If you do regular sessions on the ScioEpfx then have minerals and

parasite checked out. Practitioner should have checked these out at

the beginning as a matter of course.

Also, parasites are always a part of any physical disorder so do

parasite cleanses 3-4 back to back. Use natural products only as any

drug will make you more toxic. Speaking of toxic body best to use

proper nutrition for a month before parasite cleanse to detox the body

so that it is prepared for the parasite die-off. You will feel quite

ill for a few weeks during this and this is good as it means you are

detoxing!!

High body odour means high toxicity. I live on the detox diet and

have not needed deoderant for 2 years now. if only i could get

husband off the meat and dairy. Unfortunately he really stinks to me

now as system is squeaky clean.

At this point in time i have 5-6 teaspoons of real salt per day.

Throw out the toxic white stuff and eat only fresh foods prepared at

home... no more garbage chemical laden restaurant and prepackaged

foods if you want excellent health. After a month of the mineral salt

your skin should begin to look more radiant as the phosphorus is

re-introduced to it.

practitioner of ScioEpfx saved my life with use of the device combined

with entire life-style change on my part. If we don't do the work then

we don't get the results.

Hope this helps you.

Domna

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Stress can absolutely effect your blood pressure and yeskeep on working out especially cardio that helps.All of all the many things that can effect blood pressuresalt is the one you can readily correct with a low salt free diet.You might also want to check with your doctor if any medicationyou are taking could be effecting your blood pressure.Same for some supplements.But there are so many factors or causes for high blood pressureand that is some thing you should work on with your doctor.Drug use or drinking Alcohol, cold medications, a family historyof high blood pressure, obesity, body hormones levels, smoking,etc..But it is very important that

you bring it under control,high blood pressure can do some read damage to your bodyfrom lost of vision to brain damage.From: ML <coolhndluke2000@...> Sent: Sat, March 6, 2010 7:48:20 AMSubject: Low Blood Pressure

Hi Guys,

Two days ago my bloodpressure was checked. It was a soaring 207 over 120.

I had been getting headaches, feeling very tired etc. etc.

My Doctor has put me on Adelet and a Water Pill.

Do you guys have any another suggestions for getting this back to normal.

I don't know if you remember but my Mom died in January. ( Thanks to everyone for the kind words of support. )

I had never experienced stress like this before. Do you think that has something to do with this.

Should I keep working out?

Anything you guys think I should be getting checked blood work wise.

My last bloodwork in January was good on every level. Kidney function etc.

Thanks,

Luke

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"My Doctor has put me on Adelet and a Water Pill. Do you guys have any another suggestions for getting this back to normal.I don't know if you remember but my Mom died in January. ( Thanks to everyone for the kind words of support. ) I had never experienced stress like this before. Do you think that has something to do with this. Should I keep working out?"Those numbers for BP sure are high, and I'm glad you're on treatment for a dangerous condition.In general, it is very good for people with high blood pressure to be active and exercise is of benefit.In your specific case, I would ask my doctor about how much exercise, and if he feels you have any limitations while the pressure is coming under control.JB

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Yoga has been known to helping bring down high blood pressure. It helps the body to relax while toning it up. I've taken yoga before and it does take you to another plain. Here's a little link that I found on it. http://www.americanyogaassociation.org/13hypertension.html