Did you know what you thought was “normal blood pressure” is now considered high blood pressure? That’s right, 120/80 used to be “normal,” but the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute (NHLBI), has decided to lower to bar. Now even 115/75 is being considered as high blood pressure.

The fact is more than ever, now anyone can be diagnosed with High Blood Pressure, regardless of age, sex or personality type.

More and more children are being labeled as hypertensive, primarily due to the Standard American Diet (SAD), and sad it is. It is a well published fact that the right diet can reduce blood pressure while lowering your risk of developing diabetes, heart attacks, stroke and cancer.

Truth is, the right diet is more effective than drugs.

Depending on drugs to resolve your hypertension is not the wisest decision you will ever make. In fact anti-hypertensive drugs will increase your risk for developing type 2 diabetes.

These toxic little pharmaceuticals have other adverse effects as well as nausea, weight gain and sexual dysfunction . . . and may even increase your risk of heart attack.

Hypertension is NOT a drug deficiency, nor is it a normal part of growing older. If it were everyone would eventually have High Blood Pressure.

Yet staying on the track we are on, eating the refined sugars and salts that we eat . . . I believe the NHLBI will eventually lower the bar repeatedly, because there is an increased risk of continuing to eat the refined poisons we eat. There is a hidden cause of heart attacks and strokes and treating hypertension with drugs is NOT the cure.

You need to be serious about your own health and make a commitment to act now, before it’s too late.

Did you know the first symptom of a heart attack is death?

If you are currently being treated for hypertension, ask your doctor what you can do to lower your risks and if it may be too late to make natural modifications to your lifestyle. Whatever you do, don’t stop taking your medications without a doctor’s supervision, once you’re on them you may have to stay on them. If you’re not happy with that, find a real doctor that specializes in integrative medicine . . . someone with the knowledge base to help you find a natural means to a normal life.

Live well,

Martin Jacobse
Medical Investigator

P.S. If you are not already under medical treatment, it’s certainly not too late for you to seek out a proven, natural means for reducing the risks of heart disease, heart attacks and strokes. If you value knowing the truth about high blood pressure and believe in natural alternatives, get the High Blood Pressure Remedy Report today!

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•  Martin Jacobse

Consider this; A 46 year old man with a family history of heart disease has a normal check up and everything is good. His total cholesterol is 210 mg per deciliter, his HDL level is 40 mg per deciliter and triglyceride level is 147 mg per deciliter. His resting systolic blood pressure is 123 mm Hg . . . he is a non-smoker, has an active lifestyle and has never taken any medication for high blood pressure.

The question is should he begin taking aspirin to reduce any risk of premature heart attack? The clinical goal is to get people who qualify as high risk for heart disease and get them on some kind of drug program, in hopes of preventing the disease. But does the use of Non-Steroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs like aspirin “prevent” coronary heart disease at all?

Because inflammation is the primary symptom of heart disease should we all be taking anti-inflammatory drugs? If any risk reduction decreases the risk of a heart attack for instance, shouldn’t we seek alternatives to any drugs first? Mainstream medicine justifies prescribing medicine claiming to predict “absolute” risk.

By the standards set for absolute risk, we certainly all fall into the “relative” risk category quite easily.

But considering prevention, did you know real vitamin C has been shown to greatly reduce cardiovascular disease (CVD) and is a potent anti-inflammatory and antioxidant? Check out the proof at the Linus Pauling Institute at Oregon State University . . .

Even claiming to establish an absolute risk factor sounds completely ridiculous to practical thinking people who have difficulty making preposterous psychic predictions, based on any system of math. I mean seriously, who made up “absolute risk ratios” anyway? Is someone is trying a little too hard to create a language no one else can understand, just to justify selling and investing in drug futures?

Forgive me if I sound blunt here, but let’s look at the facts.

I realize that they use complex algorithms to assess absolute risk in people and I know that they depend primarily on lipid (cholesterol) levels to make conclusions . . . but these are only useful to make estimates (guesses) of whether to “institute” a strategy of primary prevention (drug therapy).

In the 1970’s some studies “suggested” regular aspirin drug use would reduce risk of myocardial infarction and heart attacks. The U.S. Preventative Services Task Force recently reported there was good evidence that aspirin decreases the risk of coronary heart disease in those at an increased risk, but in addition there is also good evidence that aspirin increases the risk of gastrointestinal bleeding, ulcers and “fair evidence” that it increases the risk of hemorrhagic stroke.

Another note is you better supplement your creatinine levels and monitor your kidney function if you pop aspirins for therapy.

They also admitted that personal preferences of the patient should be factored into decisions about aspirin use. Okay, so what’s my choice, myocardial infarction, heart attack OR stroke and blood in my stools?

Hmmm, that’s a tough decision to make based on absolute or relative risk assumptions Mr. Wizard . . . personally my preference would be a change in diet and lifestyle. I’ll take the risk of not having either stroke or any other “coronary events” other than the swoon of being in love and the awe of a new sunrise thank you.

If you are a man over the age of 50 years, you may want your MD to download his Framington risk score software or go online and calculate your absolute risk factors. Keep in mind that aspirin use “probably” reduces your risk of myocardial infarction (not heart attack, stroke, and possible pancreatic or colon cancer.)

But before I would do that, I would read this . . .

In spite of the fact, according to the PNAS, an estimated 40,000 metric tons of aspirin are voraciously consumed each year, equating to 120 billion aspirin tablets (300 mg is a standard size).

Since the start of the 20th century, cardiovascular disease has been the number one killer of North Americans. Nearly 60% of all deaths each year occur as a result of Cardiovascular Disease. In fact this number is greater than all seven of the other leading causes of death COMBINED. That equates to a death from CVD every 33 seconds . . . it is also responsible for 30% of the gross income for hospitals each year in the U.S.

Strange that everyone has been popping aspirin all those years and we’re still dropping like flies all around each other.

Why do I have to educate my doctor? Who is training these guys? Could it have something to do with Big Pharma funding required classes in key academic institutions, naw that couldn’t be could it?

Testing is important for the prevention of CVD, but you have to request the right tests. Most MDs just look for the easy sell like high blood pressure, total cholesterol, triglycerides, LDL and HDL levels . . . but they must look for different markers.

More than half the people who die from heart attacks have normal cholesterol and half of them have normal blood pressure . . . so why all the aspirin?

These are what you really need to ask to be tested for:

•    LDL subclasses and “particle size”
•    Lipoproteins
•    Homocysteine levels
•    Fibrinogen levels
•    LDL oxidation times

With the right information you can easily make lifestyle changes and dietary changes to decrease “absolute” risk of cardiovascular Diseases.

There is evidence that meditation, deep breathing, mineral and hydration intake, food based nutrients and even spinal manipulation and more can all lower high blood pressure and enhance health.

Live well,

Martin Jacobse
Medical Investigator

P.S. for more information on natural alternatives for high blood pressure and CVD click the link below . . .
www.bloodpressurenormalized.com

There are 5 primary triggers to high blood pressure:

1. Nutrition
2. Exposure to toxins
3. Electromagnetic chaos
4. Stress
5. Dehydration

High blood pressure is not a “drug deficiency,” nor is it even a disease . . . that’s why there is no “magic pill.”  By now, you, like me, know there are natural alternatives to running to the doctor for more drugs. The best ways to approach your hypertension is by identifying the cause and then genuinely care enough to change it, without cheating.

Because if you choose to take drugs to block the signals your body is sending you, you are cheating your health by ignoring the signs.

Hypertension is your body’s way of telling you there is a more serious problem going on . . . and chemically lowering your blood pressure does not answer the problem.

New science has found by “personalizing your diet” to complement, support and nurture your own unique metabolism that you can enjoy the fruits of a happy, healthy and long life. . . without complicating the real issue with harmful chemicals.  Click here to learn how to stay healthy by using food and wisdom as your medicine

"The doctor of the future will give no medication, but will interest his patients in the care of the human frame, in diet, and in the cause and prevention of disease."
- Thomas Alva Edison: Was an inventor and businessman

Unfortunately western medicine’s agenda for you is to establish some frivolous new standard and to justify long-term drug therapy, no matter what the real risk. For example, did you know there is no direct correlation between the height of both systolic and diastolic pressures with stroke and heart attack events? Read on to learn more . . .

Statistics reveal the majority of stroke and heart attacks happen to people with “normal” blood pressure levels. So why are they lowering the bar for medication, could it be only to sell more drugs?

You could be the next victim, randomly sentenced to take dangerous heart medication for the rest of your life, unless you learn the truth.

I am not challenging the rare use of prescriptive medicine for those with pre-existing vascular disease, however, but to accept these addictive drugs as “preventative” is absurd. If that were true heart disease would not be the “number one cause” of people dying in America. Don’t be deceived by the drug Cartel’s scare tactics, there is real hope for those who care to look for it. Health is still your choice.

By learning to identify the real root causes of heart disease earlier in life, we can all help stop the unnecessary drugging of adults and children at younger and younger ages. If you are wondering what ever happened to genuine health care, follow the link below for you own High Blood Pressure Remedy Report™.

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