Most traditional medical treatment plans to lower blood pressure rely on dangerous medications that often cause lethal side effects.
But as technology rapidly progresses, new, innovative therapies to treat cardiovascular disease are being invented.
A team of Minnesota University researchers created a new breakthrough technology to heal high blood pressure and other cardiovascular diseases. The best part is that this method causes no known side effect and is completely non-invasive.
A group of Minnesota researchers developed an ultrasound-based technology that can effectively cure atherosclerosis.
Atherosclerosis is a condition in which plaque builds up in arteries and constricts the normal blood flow. This new technology works by relaxing and loosening the arteries with sound waves.
This new treatment is unique because compared to current treatments (catheter use and angioplasty), it is much more precise, is non-invasive and does not damage surrounding healthy tissues.
Researchers also shared that the new ultrasound technology will be more cost-effective and affordable.
Another step is to start using this amazing technology to tackle high blood pressure and chronic pain.
However, if you already suffer from high blood pressure you don’t have to rely on technology to help you free yourself of this problem. Here is a simple, 3-step plan to get your blood pressure under control in as little as 1 day…
Even better, here is a step-by-step plan that thousands of readers have used to get their cholesterol level under control and clean out their clogged arteries…
I have been using linseed/flax seed powder for a couple years and it has lowered my high blood pressure and controlled my cholesterol whereby my doctor advised me to eat some fatty foods to restore normal cholesterol balance. Fom the 70's the Diastolic decreased to the mid-60's and systpolic to mid-120's. Silent breathing via in and out of the nostril while in bed helps to calm the heart-beat and decrease night blood pressure.
stephen, could you pls elaborate on the technique you use regarding
the silent breathing via in and out of the nostril. thank you
Good news for prospective patients and existing too
Help info re blood pressure.like more info on nostril breathing