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Alistrol Review

20/06/2010 admin alistrol, high blood pressure solutions, how to lower high blood pressure, hypertension dialogues, reviews 2 comments

I’ve been getting a lot of feedback and questions about Alistrol – the latest natural supplement to treat high blood pressure to hit the market.

The feed back is generally positive – no bad side effects and a reduced blood pressure over time.

So what exactly is Alistrol? It’s a daily supplement composed of four natural ingredient known to be effective in reducing hypertension: Hawthorn, garlic, Holly leaf, and Daikon Seed.

These ingredients are known to help dilate the blood vessels enabling your blood to flow more easily ant a reduced pressure. Its effects are similar to many anti-hypertensive medications except the ingredients are natural and no ill side effects have been reported.

My personal opinion is that Alistrol is a great aid in reducing your blood pressure and keeping it in a healthy range – but is not a simple substitute for a healthier lifestyle.

You can reduce your blood pressure by 10 to 20 points systolic if you take Alistrol daily … but that not going to be enough if your blood pressure is hitting 200+ systolic or 1oo+ diastolic. You’ll still need to adapt a healthier lifestyle too. That includes daily exercise, good diet, and some essential supplements like Vitamin C, Calcuium, Magnisium, and Omega 3.

If, on the other hand, you are what they call “pre-hypertensive” (130-145 / 90 – 95 BP range), then a daily dose of Alistrol is probably all you will need.

Clinic tests of Alistrol has been shown to be very positive with the vast majority of test subjects (9 out of 10) showing a reduction of blood pressure after the first month.

That’s not to say that Alistrol will definitely help reduce blood pressure for everyone. Unless you have an identical twin, your genetic make up is unique. That’s why it’s so difficult to state facts about blood pressure treatments – natural or prescriptive.

Nor do I believe that by simply taking Alistrol every day you can carry on with an unhealthy, stressed-out lifestyle of no exercise and a diet of junk food. There is no magic cure all pill for high blood pressure. It’s the combination of healthy lifestyle combined with powerful supplements like Alistrol that can help bring down even the most stubborn blood pressure.

The only way that you can tell if Alistrol is good for you is to give it a month’s trial.

If it fails to significantly reduce your blood pressure after a month you can simply get a refund.

In other words -  nothing to lose and a lower blood pressure to gain.

For more information and to order a trial bottle of Alistrol click on the link below:

www.alistrol.com

Natural cures for high blood pressure

07/06/2009 admin hypertension dialogues One comment

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Simon Foster

Simon Foster

Thankfully there are a number of effective natural cures to high blood pressure being promoted these days.

I know they are effective because I am using them everyday to lower and keep low my otherwise severely high blood pressure.

For a review of cures that work visit my blog review page:

Alternative High Blood Pressure Cures Review

High Blood Pressure and the Elderly

30/05/2009 admin hypertension dialogues No comments

From: www.fighting-techniques.com

Hypertension and the elderly

by Amanda Gamdana

If you have to deal with hypertension, the elderly are especially vulnerable to being under treated because surveys indicate that those with high blood pressure are only dealt with or have their medicine altered 38 percent of the time. Hypertension and the elderly are not taken as seriously by some doctors in relation to someone not as old who is showing a high blood pressure reading.

Although this disease is very serious for people of all ages, the elderly are in greater peril of heart attack, stroke and injury to primary organs as much as a more youthful individual. Possibly more so as they do not carry out daily exercise, due to inability to do so or eat the proper food stuffs because they live on their own.

In excess of fifty percent of people over the age of 65 have hypertension or high systolic blood pressure, which is the higher number when the blood pressure is studied. The lower number is usually low so they might have orthostatic hypotension, that makes the blood pressure to drop when they stand, that can cause faintness and dizziness, and is oftentimes responsible for the falls the aged take.

This is not to hint that hypertension in the elderly can’t be dealt with, because it can and with good consequences, it is just that numerous people do not seek treatment, and if they do, the selections they produce might not be the proper ones for their situation. Hypertension and the elderly do not justify as much reasoning about the proper therapies for this condition as more youthful individuals. They might not be aware of just what to ask about or could even be dubious of what the diagnosing really signifies.

When talking over high blood pressure with a senior citizen you should make them mindful of the causes for their situation. They must acknowledge what is reckoned a proper diet plan for their health as diets high in sodium can induce high blood pressure, so this ought to be regulated. Heredity is another reason as exhibited by studies concluding high blood pressure is more prevalent among African-Americans than any other group of individuals. Being overweight is another reason for hypertension which can be remedied by working and the proper eating habits can help.

Making sure there is not an artificial reading when obtaining blood pressure is another matter to look at. There are distinct foodstuffs and liquids that will heighten the blood pressure and caffeine is just one, whether from having a coke or a cupful of coffee. Enjoying a cigarette can raise blood pressure and allowing your arm dangle down rather than of at chest level as your blood pressure is observed can give a higher measurement.

It might be a good idea to keep company with an older parent or grandparent when they go for medical examinations, so when they have their blood pressure taken, if there is a high reading you may want to ask a few questions. Due to the high incidence of hypertension and the elderly there is definitely either a gross under treatment for this complaint or medicines are not being adjusted as they should. Remember too, that often a journey to the physician’s office will create a rise in blood pressure for no evident reason.

Simon Foster

Simon Foster

I’m one of those people who has a much higher reading at the doctors than at home – despite feeling perfectly calm at the doctor’s office.

It has taught me not to trust blood pressure reading willy nilly. Get your own monitor. Doesn’t cost over £15 ($30) for a good one (at least here in the UK).

Also, don’t be to fast to accept blood pressure lowering medications as studies have shown that those on these medications have a higher risk of heart attacks and strokes – despite lowering their blood pressure.

If you have consistently high blood pressure at home as well as at the doctors – lower it naturally and safely – as I have done.

And if I can do it it – anyone can!

To get a reasonably priced blood pressure monitor here in the UK check out www.amazon.co.uk/bloodpressuremonitors

For Lower Blood Pressure Natural Cures Reviews click here

High Blood Pressure – Fear and facts

30/05/2009 admin hypertension dialogues No comments

From: sicknessmatter.blogspot.com

Hypertension Dangers

… Now according to an article I recently read on the Internet what I have written above is a load Rubbish as our BP changes constantly (I accept that) and that consistent High Blood Pressure can be a sign of a problem (I accept that), But he then says that lowering Blood Pressure with medication does not do any good and if the Doctor can’t find a reason for the High BP then that is what is normal for the individual.

Well how about that, I should tell you that it was written by a Pharmacist who hates drug companies. But I do agree with one point that he does kind of make and that is that Doctors do tend to dish out drugs very readily, which is a bit suspicious when there is such a high profit in them.

If your BP is higher than normal then that is not normal and for anyone to suggest that this is normal for the individual is crazy. So if you come across the same article then don’t take it in, instead consult a Doctor.

Don’t let High Blood Pressure go untreated, because long term you could have kidney failure or have a stroke or heart attack. Talk to your Doctor about your options.

Simon Foster

Simon Foster

Fact: Blood Pressure medications don’t cure high blood pressure. If they did, after you took them you’d be OK.

Unfortunately, hypertension medications only treat the symptoms and not the cause – so you have to take them till you die – which according to statistics will be sooner than if you never took any in the first place!

Thankfully there are pleasant, natural and permanent ways to reduce your blood pressure and risk of stroke and heart attack.

I speak from direct experience – not just theory and studies.

To see my reviews on natural remedies click here: Lower Your Blood Pressure – Natural Cures Review

 
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