We all know that high blood pressure more often than not leads to serious diseases like stroke, heart attack, kidney failure, dementia or ED.

But there is one strange health issue high blood pressure causes. One that nobody talks about. Yet, it’s so serious that many people would rather want to die than live without this.

Most of us wouldn’t even think that color vision was affected by high blood pressure. Heck, most of us don’t really think about color vision at all.

But it’s an extremely important part of our vision. It’s the ability to distinguish between different colors that look alike. With detailed color vision, you see your environment with depth and clarity. With less detailed color vision, things become flat and bleak.

And since high blood pressure has been proven to affect vision in many ways, researchers from Saitama Medical University in Japan thought, why not check out color vision as well.

They gave 872 men between the age 20 and 60 a specific color vision test. Of these, 162 men failed the color vision test.

Men with high blood pressure were much more likely to fail the test. And the higher their blood pressure was, the more likely they were to flunk.

There are, of course, many aspects of vision more important than color distinction. But this research is just one study in a row of many that prove that high blood pressure seriously affects eyesight. It can even lead to complete blindness.

And the longer your blood pressure stays high, the worse it affects your vision and other parts of your body.

The easiest and more effective natural method I know to lower blood pressure is using three easy exercises. Learn more about these simple blood pressure exercises here…