Diastolic Suddenly Going Up - No Remedies Helping

Posted By Tish (South Carolina ) on 06/04/2023

I am noticing a rise in my diastolic pressure all of a sudden. I am 52 I am not working out as much as I used to I'm tired, and am going through menopause. I am suffering from hot flashes and lack of sleep. In the last month I have noticed that my blood pressure which was normally 117 to 120 over 80 or less has gone up to 133 over 88 to 140 over 90 to 95. Which has been alarming because I'm not really understanding what's going on.

I do take magnesium citrate, experimenting with potassium 99 mg and D3 with k and trying all kinds of things. I am getting frustrated and I really don't know what to use because I'm seeing so many natural remedies and reading up on so many that I don't know what to use and how long to use them. I just started using borax hoping that that would help with my knee pain and possibly use it for blood pressure I don't know anymore. I started on some calcium and then I was reading in this site's Ted answers that calcium without magnesium can cause calcium to build up in the arteries.

When I'm lying down my blood pressure is great when I'm sitting down not so good. I had the aldosterone and renin levels checked and it was 38.1 my doctor now sending me to an endocrinologist. I was placed on metoprolol half a tablet for palpitations. I did not take it because I don't want to be on medication. I've never been on any medication except for allergy meds and I'm taking xyzal and Flonase but even with that my blood pressure used to be normal.

I just want some help I don't know what direction to go into getting better. Please help thank you!

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Replied by Art (California ) on 06/04/2023

Tish,

I and a couple of my friends have found reduction of elevated blood pressure with the following :

https://www.earthclinic.com/cures/high-blood-pressure-carditone.html

Art

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Replied by Tish (South Carolina ) on 06/06/2023

Thanks, I will read about it and look into the supplement.
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Replied by Tish (South Carolina ) on 07/01/2023

Wanted to come back and thank you, Art!

Carditone is working and blood pressure is normalizing as well as drinking water and taking some magnesium I'm doing well. My next mission is to find out what can help me with menopausal symptoms and the weight gain around the belly. I have been eating very well but my hot flashes are ridiculous. I was waiting on some wild yam cream that seems to be on the back order but I need some relief now any suggestions out there would be great. I plan on searching this website for more info.

I have tried the borax but I seem to have more aches and pains the next morning after drinking The Borax water so I have chilled out on that for the moment. Ayrush is the brand I use, I was taking the recommended dosage on the bottle but it didn't seem to help so I started taking one in the morning, and then one at night that was when the magic happened. I have continued that dosage maybe every other day because my blood pressure was going down to like 111 over 67. The highest maybe 135 over 85 now when I'm stressed. Which is fantastic versus 149 over 95 and sometimes higher. So I am relieved and happy to know there was something out there better than the prescription drugs that I saw him kill my mother slowly, deteriorate her kidneys and cause diabetes.

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Replied by Art (California) on 07/01/2023

Tish,

Thank you for the feedback on Carditone and I am very happy that it is now working well for you!

For some of my friends that have tried it, it took awhile to reach its full effectiveness, so please continue to monitor your blood pressure to make sure it doesn't go too low, because that is dangerous also. In time you may find that one a day is adequate to maintain your pressure in the normal range. Essentially your dose of two caplets every other day is equivalent to the one caplet everyday as suggested on the label.

My friends and myself did not find good control with the prescription blood pressure drugs either.

Art


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