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How I Lowered My Dad’s Blood Pressure In Just A Few days – NO Drugs or Diets.
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References

1. Sprint Research Group, Wright JT, Jr., Williamson JD, et al. A Randomized Trial of Intensive versus Standard Blood-Pressure Control. N Engl J Med. 2015;373(22):2103-16.
2. http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/high-blood-pressure/basics/definition/con-20019580.
3. Huang Y, Wang S, Cai X, et al. Prehypertension and incidence of cardiovascular disease: a meta-analysis. BMC Med. 2013;11:177.

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? The Secret To Living Longer, By Controlling Your Blood Pressure
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Imagine if you could
Live longer
Reduce premature death by 27%1
Lower your risk for cardiovascular death and heart disease by 43%1

Simply by controlling your blood pressure levels. No drugs. No diet changes either.

Yesterday I got very important question from Max and he asks:

“How low is “too low” for blood pressure? Mine is about 105/55. My doctor said that could be too low, but I feel fine. What do you think Dr. Sam? Should I be worried?”

As long as you are not feeling dizzy or passing out or feeling weak… then it is totally okay to have that level of blood pressure. There are a lot of “normal” people walking around with even lower blood pressures of 90/50… on no medication and it is just normal for them.

The only time doctors “should” treat low blood pressure is when there are symptoms, such as dizziness, lightheadedness, muscle weakness, fatigue or the experience of passing out. Any of these could result in a bad fall or you passing out while driving – all things we don’t want to happen.

So, low blood pressure is fine. Unlike “high blood pressure”, which can literally kill you in an instant and why it’s called “the silent killer”.

How To Live Longer

Now, this is a very interesting topic for me because I have a family history of high blood pressure, especially on my dad’s side.

When I was doing research on how to lower my dad’s blood pressure naturally, I discovered that the lower your blood pressure, the healthier you are.

By keeping your blood pressure below 120/80, you could
Live longer
Reduce premature death by 27%1
Lower your risk for cardiovascular death and heart disease by 43%1

What’s even more fascinating is that in a detailed analysis of 18 clinical studies of almost ½ a million people (498,561 people),3 revealed that people with PRE-hypertension had a

55% increased risk of cardiovascular disease,
50% increased risk of coronary heart disease,
71% increased stroke risk.

Listen carefully – I said, PRE hypertension, which is a systolic level of 140 mmHg. Regular “hypertension” is over 160 mmHg.

Thus, the typical person walking around, labeled as having “high blood pressure” is even WORSE off.

Anyway, the point here is you MUST lower your blood pressure if you want to live longer and feel better.

Because this is such an important topic, I’ve written a bonus article about how I quickly lowered my dad’s blood pressure by 23% in just a few days, naturally – NO diets. NO exercises.

You can access it by clicking the special link below, in the description area.

Please make sure you take a quick look right now, while it’s fresh on your mind.

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? The Secret To Living Longer, By Controlling Your Blood Pressure – by Dr Sam Robbins