Thanks Wayne, this is great!
---- Wayne Fugitt <cwa...@netdoor.com> wrote: > Evening Smitty, > > >> At 08:01 PM 5/5/2008, you wrote: > > >Wayne. . . . I have read something about high blood pressure > >readings. The docs lowered the *normal* numbers and > >as a result, the medicos are selling more HBP meds. > >Have you heard about this ? > > Not sure the DOC's did it. The AMA, the Drug companies, and the Medical > Profession wanted > everyone to be sick or have some ailment. > > Yes, been hearing about it for some time. > > More on your question later, but first I need to beat around the bush and > state some ideas and > opinions. > > First, ....... High, Low, and Normal are bordering on Fuzzy Logic and > cannot be defined. > ( by ordinary means and methods ) > > Blood pressure is a symptom and NOT A Disease. It never has been. > It is addressed and treated which is often a very bad thing. > > The blood pressure often goes up for a very good reason and can save ones > life. > > If a bear is chasing you, it better go up, ...... and as high as > possible. Also your emergency energy system needs to kick in, if it is > possible for this to happen. > > Over the years, my blood pressure would go up when I needed to eat. > Supplying energy to the brain is near Number ONE priority, the heart is > second. > Whether the brain or heart gets priority is a complex subject. The heart > may be first. > > If the brain runs our of energy, you can pass out, hit a bridge, a tree, a > telephone pole or another vehicle. Thus and therefore, the blood pressure > going up, is often a life saving maneuver. > ( or if the electrolytes are way our of balance, or non existent ) > > The body is very intelligent, Often I refer to "The body control system" > simply because I think, > "Control Systems". It is also intercellular communications, call it what > you wish. > > I fully realize that some conditions in the body can keep the blood > pressure above normal, virtually all the time. Addressing the true > ailment and cause would be much better than simply lowering the blood > pressure. > > Vitamins, Minerals, Electrolytes, and energy levels all play an important > part. > And of course, a diabetic has a multitude of problems that I will not address. > > If the blood glucose is too high, the brain will not use it, so one will > feel lightheaded just like they do if the glucose is low. > > Again, many of my ideas are from observation, not from some bogus lies I read. > Remember, I am a human being also. My blood pressure has been high, and it > has been low. > > I never get a headache from blood pressure. Remember Salt is very > important, as are all > electrolytes. > > It can be made go up and can be made go down by nutrients and food. > Often in the morning, my reading will be 117 over 72 with a heart rate in > the 50's. > > I rather it be 130 to 135 over 80 to 85. Even 90 is ok and 140 is ok. > > Due to ones physical condition, circulatory condition and maybe serious > ailments, the blood pressure must be a bit higher for them to feel good and > function. > > Too High and Too Low must be determined by the individual, NO stupid doctor > knows what is best for you or for me. I know what is right for me, and can > usually put it exactly there. > > I am positive that it is a Bald Faced Lie that high blood pressure causes > stroke. > > No fool engineer would design a piping system that could not stand more > pressure than the pump can provide. > > The blood vessels are 10 times as strong as any pressure the heart can > deliver. > That is, good blood vessels, not bad or damaged one. "Healthy people, not > sick people" > > Weak blood vessels causes strokes. The genius body control system does not > consider the weakness of your blood vessels when it make the decision to > increase the blood pressure. > > Energy for the heart is of utmost importance, just like for the brain. > The heart muscle uses energy at two times the rate of any other cells. > > If the energy is low, very low, for an extended time, one can have a heart > attack and even have permanent damage to the heart, and they can DIE, just > because of a lack of energy. > Inadequate electrolytes caused many heart abnormalities. Get them right > and keep them right. > > The brain and the heart are much alike in energy requirements. It must be > there or the person is at risk for many things, accidents, and you name it. > > I have great sympathy for Diabetics. Most fight a constant battle, 24 > hours per day, even when sleeping. > > Most of what I say does not apply to them. They are in a world of their > own, and must do their own study to arrive at what is best. > > One great writer, Karl Loren states. The diet recommended by the American > Diabetes Association causes Diabetes. Also he says the same thing about > the American Heart Association. > > > Here is a block relative to the standards. > > ================ Read it and Weep > > Hypertension has been variously defined as a systolic pressure higher than: > 100 + your age, then 100 + half your age (systolic), then a fixed figure: > 160/100, then 140/90, and currently 120/90, numbers that have been steadily > deceasing over the years. This has had the effect of turning more and more > healthy people into patients: now, practically everybody is classified as a > patient although the vast majority have no obvious medical symptoms to show > for it. But it does help to sell drugs! (Sorry if I sound cynical, but a > recent paper suggested that people with perfectly normal blood pressure > readings were 'pre-hypertensive' thus making them into potential patients > as well.) > Above from Barry Groves web site. > ============================= > > I must have left out a few things and ideas. If you have a question, post > it. > Someone will answer it. > > Wayne > > ===================================== > > > > > > > > > -- > The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. > > Instructions for unsubscribing are posted at: http://silverlist.org > > To post, address your message to: silver-list@eskimo.com > > Address Off-Topic messages to: silver-off-topic-l...@eskimo.com > > The Silver List and Off Topic List archives are currently down... > > List maintainer: Mike Devour <mdev...@eskimo.com> >
