William Campbell Douglass’s in that both recall being taught in medical school that normal blood pressure was the person’s age plus 100 over 90 a tenet that would be considered irresponsible in modern practice. His take on blood pressure readings is similar to Dr.
Tom Cowan, in his book The Fourfold Path to Healing, outlines an approach to normalizing blood pressure through diet, supplements and movement plus meditation. Even with drug management, fully half of those with high blood pressure still cannot control it, all the while feeling worse while on the drugs.ĭr. William Campbell Douglass, for example, provides good arguments for leaving moderate hypertension alone, noting that in the absence of other symptoms, untreated hypertension may be of little concern, while treatment with the known classes of antihypertensive drugs inevitably results in serious health-damaging side effects that tend to worsen the longer treatment continues. Rogers temporarily parts company with a number of thoughtful physicians, both old school and of alternative persuasions. On this point of raising the alarm with regard to blood pressure readings, Dr.
Rogers emphasizes, and in fact she completely endorses, the recently recalibrated “normal” blood pressure reading of 120/70 along with the new symptom designation of “prehypertension”–also known as the not-long-ago “normal” measurement of 140/90. As a marker of something out of balance in the body, high blood pressure is not to be ignored, Dr. The first thing to understand about The High Blood Pressure Hoax is that author Sherry Rogers considers hypertension itself to be no hoax at all, but a very real and serious symptom of vascular dysfunction that can be associated with numerous illnesses such as diabetes, heart disease and Alzheimer’s. Weaponization of Coronavirus by David Martin.
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