What is Blood Pressure?

Blood Pressure is the force applied by blood on the walls of the arteries. It changes continuously depending upon the psychological state of mind, level of relaxation, food, temperature, drugs and the level of activity at the time of measurement.

What are the dangers of High Blood Pressure

Continued High blood pressure can cause serious complications like heart attack, blood vessel damage, kidney failure, damage to brain, loss of eye sight etc. In day-to-day life, blood pressure can cause tiredness, chest pain, tremors, vomiting and heartbeat sensations.

Normal Blood Pressure

It is generally below 130mm Hg Systolic and lesser than 85mm Hg Diastolic. However, variations can happen due to age factors. Blood Pressure readings are recorded as 130/85 i.e. the systolic blood pressure/diastolic blood pressure.

Measuring Blood Pressure

There are many types of measuring gadgets available in the market. They use different technologies. However, the common factor is the use of a Blood Pressure Cuff which is wrapped around the upper arm starting one inch above the elbow. A rubber bulb is used to inflate the cuff. The cuff is connected to a pressure dial of mercury for the measurement of the pressure.

The pressure is raised by inflating the cuff to a level which is higher than the expected systolic pressure. There after the valve on the cuff is slowly opened to reduce the pressure. As the pressure reduces, the doctor with the help of stethoscope tries to hear the first sound of pulsing. This is the systolic pressure as shown on the dial at that moment. The pressure is further reduced by slowly opening the valve. The pressure level at which the sound disappears is recorded. This is the diastolic pressure. The test should normally be conducted after resting for a minimum of 5mts.

Treatment

The objective of High Blood Pressure treatment is lowering the Blood Pressure to normal levels and reduce the possibility of developing dangerous conditions mentioned earlier. Currently, several approaches are adopted by the medical practitioners. They may include beta-blockers, diuretics, calcium channel blockers and several other types of drugs. Many of these have side effects. Some major life style changes like exercises, weight loss, diet changes also help.

What we offer

The treatment offered here for lowering Blood Pressure/Hypertension is an extremely simple and natural system with no side effects, no complications and at practically negligible one time cost. It reduces the Blood Pressure effectively in a few days. You need to practice the technique only for a few minutes.