Question Time; Blood Pressure

Today, I would love to receive your questions regarding blood pressure. What is it you would like to know?
 
I’ll probably be launching the natural blood pressure program this week and intend to offer an 48 hour special on it for my loved readers. (Probably around 40% discount).

A group of 10 people have been working this program now for about 2 months. With amazing results.

Every single person has dramatically lowered their blood pressure. All but one are now below, what would be considered hypertension. Without any medication!

One man’s blood pressure was so high before, his doctors said he should be dead. Yesterday, two months later, he ran half a marathon. He’s still alive.

The product page is here…

You can read the details about the program. The only thing not active is the order link. Is there any information missing, you would like to know more about that’s not listed on this page?

Your questions do not need to be related to my program. Ask anything related to blood pressure.

I’ll publish another post on this blog later this week, answering all your questions.

So please leave a comment bellow…

 Warm regards,

 Christian Goodman

8 Responses to “Question Time; Blood Pressure”

  1. Saturnino Ricote says:

    I’m now 73 and I’ve had high blood presure since my 40’s, although it has eversince been controlled by drugs. Consequently, you can imagine my anxiety to know further details of your program and its three simple exersizes.

    Best regards

  2. Neill Neill says:

    Dear Christian,

    When my blood pressure reached 190/100 I went on medication. Now without medication it’s about 160/95, with medication about 150/85. No medication has been able to bring the top number below 150. The doctors say “ignore it.” Should I take their advice and ignore it?

    Is there another way to drop it below 150? Is it important to do so? I would like to understand better what is going on.

    BTW I’m in my 60s, happy, working and in otherwise good health.

    Neill

  3. John says:

    How can high blood pressure be lowered which is caused by sleep apnea? But, after the sleep apnea is reduced the high blood pressure remains?

  4. Clyde List says:

    I saw a booklet on “breathing properly” written by a Yoga master many years ago (but now I can’t find the book). There have been some discussion on Compuserve about recent studies of the relationship between breathing and BP.

    You might also discuss the relationship between salt intake and BP. (Can you give yourself HBP by ingesting too much salt?)

    Also, if a person has water retention issues that elevate BP, is that the same thing as having HBP?

  5. HOW CAN GET THE PROGRAM

  6. Linda says:

    Hi Christian,
    I don’t take drugs unless it is absolutely neccessary. When my doctor told me I had to take two drugs for my blood pressure because it was getting a bit high, I did. One is for water retention. High blood pressure runs in my family. I hate taking them and would love to find a way to get off of them. Any ideas you have, I’d welcome.

    P.S. I’m still doing well with the snoring exercises. I should say…not snoring exercises. LOL

  7. Jeff says:

    How can blood presure effect your hands and feet? (like sweating, numbness, swelling…)

  8. Andrew Coe says:

    Hi Christian,
    What causes low and high blood pressure ?

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