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What Is Fastest Way To Lower Your Blood Pressure Without Medication?
what is fastest way to lower your blood pressure without medication? Just imagine you are in middle of nowhere and don't access to any medicine or medical center and you forgot your pills,what would you do to lower your blood pressure?
I wouldn't do anything, because "high blood pressure" is a myth.
But having said that, then if you really really want to get both your systolic and diastolic down, simply lie down and go to sleep.
Your pulse rate will drop like a stone, and your diastolic will go down by a quarter (in deep sleep) and your systolic by roughly a third.
It won't do you any good, of course, because as soon as you wake up and start to move round and be active, it will rise again.
By how much it will rise depends entirely on how much stress you subject yourself to.
The comforting thing is that -despite all the tosh you read on Answers, your medication isn't doing you any good.....
P.S. There is a quicker way, but you need a couple of friends there to hold you up when you faint.
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What Is Fastest Way To Lower Your Blood Pressure Without Medication?
I wouldn t do anything, because high blood pressure is a myth. But having said that, then if you really really want to get both your systolic and diastolic down, simply lie down and go to sleep. Your pulse rate will drop like a stone, and your diastolic will go down by a quarter (in deep sleep) and your systolic by roughly a third. It won t do you any good, of course, because as soon as you wake up and start to move round and be active, it will rise again. By how much it will rise depends entirely on how much stress you subject yourself to. The comforting thing is that -despite all the tosh you read on Answers, your medication isn t doing you any good..... P.S. There is a quicker way, but you need a couple of friends there to hold you up when you faint. If you want to know how to do it, post an Add Details message.