Guest guest Posted March 6, 2003 Report Share Posted March 6, 2003 why is it that HBP is unheard of in various cultures that eat a diet almost totally of animal fats?? is eskimo..norwegian etc Noel van der Mullen <N.vandermullen@...> wrote: To Dr. Bruker's view, and confirmed by many others, HBP is due to animal fat and proteins....If you take away the cause, cure is possible. Didn't the QX say: look for the hidden dietary failures? .OR: Excess nutrients.... So lifestyle changes. That will help the QX to help.. As long as one chooses for every day/weekly use of dairy and meat, one chooses for HBP AND osteoporosis as well ( unconsciously). This is surely not the view of mainstream, and many others . But still this qoute is based on experience, Noel. -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----Van: PC [mailto:scribe@...]Verzonden: zondag 2 maart 2003 4:04Aan: qxci-english Onderwerp: is there a good High-Blood pressure protocal? Perhaps someone on the chat site can recommend a good High-Blood pressure protocol for a series of clients of have. Two are females over 50 and one is a male in his mid-40's. All three of them are fed up with allopathic prescript remedies written out by their GP's that cost too much and aren't delivering results. One of the females senses one of the 4 prescriptions she is taking for high blood pressure is adversely affecting her bone density (depletion of) and is going through progressive muscle pain in the lower legs. The male is also suffering from aching joints and suspects the mild anti depressant he is prescribed has a direct result in his lack of libido. For every 6 week checkup with his doctor his bp is dangerously high - the drugs aren't having an effect. The other female is suffering from hot and cold flashes she feels is being brought on by the high blood pressure pills. She has already passed menopause. Is there a general all around QX protocal that can alleviate some of the issues above or best yet have these clients wean off of the blood pressure medication with a mixture of homeopathic supplements and QX treatments? Thanks for any helpful responses. ____________________________________________________ IncrediMail - Email has finally evolved - Click Here ............................................ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 7, 2003 Report Share Posted March 7, 2003 I do not agree, I think it is low adrenal function. we need oils/fats and protein to reproduce ourselves. I think it is high carbohydrates that do this. Plus not drinking enough pure spring water - boiled first of course. However it depends of food intolerances and blood grouping diets. - Sue -----Original Message-----From: Noel van der Mullen [mailto:N.vandermullen@...]Sent: 05 March 2003 23:16qxci-english Subject: RE: is there a good High-Blood pressure protocal? To Dr. Bruker's view, and confirmed by many others, HBP is due to animal fat and proteins....If you take away the cause, cure is possible. Didn't the QX say: look for the hidden dietary failures? .OR: Excess nutrients.... So lifestyle changes. That will help the QX to help.. As long as one chooses for every day/weekly use of dairy and meat, one chooses for HBP AND osteoporosis as well ( unconsciously). This is surely not the view of mainstream, and many others . But still this qoute is based on experience, Noel. -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----Van: PC [mailto:scribe@...]Verzonden: zondag 2 maart 2003 4:04Aan: qxci-english Onderwerp: is there a good High-Blood pressure protocal? Perhaps someone on the chat site can recommend a good High-Blood pressure protocol for a series of clients of have. Two are females over 50 and one is a male in his mid-40's. All three of them are fed up with allopathic prescript remedies written out by their GP's that cost too much and aren't delivering results. One of the females senses one of the 4 prescriptions she is taking for high blood pressure is adversely affecting her bone density (depletion of) and is going through progressive muscle pain in the lower legs. The male is also suffering from aching joints and suspects the mild anti depressant he is prescribed has a direct result in his lack of libido. For every 6 week checkup with his doctor his bp is dangerously high - the drugs aren't having an effect. The other female is suffering from hot and cold flashes she feels is being brought on by the high blood pressure pills. She has already passed menopause. Is there a general all around QX protocal that can alleviate some of the issues above or best yet have these clients wean off of the blood pressure medication with a mixture of homeopathic supplements and QX treatments? Thanks for any helpful responses. ____________________________________________________ IncrediMail - Email has finally evolved - Click Here ............................................ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 7, 2003 Report Share Posted March 7, 2003 Because they have a low carbohydrate diet and all hormones are made from cholesterol. bye Sue -----Original Message-----From: scott cameron [mailto:he_lion39@...]Sent: 06 March 2003 22:29qxci-english Subject: RE: is there a good High-Blood pressure protocal? why is it that HBP is unheard of in various cultures that eat a diet almost totally of animal fats?? is eskimo..norwegian etc Noel van der Mullen <N.vandermullen@...> wrote: To Dr. Bruker's view, and confirmed by many others, HBP is due to animal fat and proteins....If you take away the cause, cure is possible. Didn't the QX say: look for the hidden dietary failures? .OR: Excess nutrients.... So lifestyle changes. That will help the QX to help.. As long as one chooses for every day/weekly use of dairy and meat, one chooses for HBP AND osteoporosis as well ( unconsciously). This is surely not the view of mainstream, and many others . But still this qoute is based on experience, Noel. -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----Van: PC [mailto:scribe@...]Verzonden: zondag 2 maart 2003 4:04Aan: qxci-english Onderwerp: is there a good High-Blood pressure protocal? Perhaps someone on the chat site can recommend a good High-Blood pressure protocol for a series of clients of have. Two are females over 50 and one is a male in his mid-40's. All three of them are fed up with allopathic prescript remedies written out by their GP's that cost too much and aren't delivering results. One of the females senses one of the 4 prescriptions she is taking for high blood pressure is adversely affecting her bone density (depletion of) and is going through progressive muscle pain in the lower legs. The male is also suffering from aching joints and suspects the mild anti depressant he is prescribed has a direct result in his lack of libido. For every 6 week checkup with his doctor his bp is dangerously high - the drugs aren't having an effect. The other female is suffering from hot and cold flashes she feels is being brought on by the high blood pressure pills. She has already passed menopause. Is there a general all around QX protocal that can alleviate some of the issues above or best yet have these clients wean off of the blood pressure medication with a mixture of homeopathic supplements and QX treatments? Thanks for any helpful responses. ____________________________________________________ IncrediMail - Email has finally evolved - Click Here ............................................ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 7, 2003 Report Share Posted March 7, 2003 Meat is high in potassium, unless salted. Greenland Eskimos for example who eat unsalted meat have no BP problem. Azizah Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 8, 2003 Report Share Posted March 8, 2003 High-Blood Pressure: First cause :Hamer Conflict of Lost of territory or fear of loosing a territory.It can be Sentimental Factual,symbolic or virtual.It is something that is in the mind 24 hours a day. When the resolution of the conflict happen whithin 6 months it create an infarctus. After 9 months it is too late the person will die on the resolution of the conflict. I can give you many exemple of people who died the day the conflict was solved.After 9 months. We have excellent result on the Qx in the ECC Protocol to unblock the Blockage. But The first organ affected by Calcium Deficiency is the Hearth. I have had excellent improovement with Coral Calcium recently on a 68 years old women Who has Angine crises 4 times a week She tried 1,500 mlg of Coral Calcium per day and had no more angine crisis.It is like miraculous product sometime. Jean- Lavoie RE: is there a good High-Blood pressure protocal? I do not agree, I think it is low adrenal function. we need oils/fats and protein to reproduce ourselves. I think it is high carbohydrates that do this. Plus not drinking enough pure spring water - boiled first of course. However it depends of food intolerances and blood grouping diets. - Sue -----Original Message-----From: Noel van der Mullen [mailto:N.vandermullen@...]Sent: 05 March 2003 23:16qxci-english Subject: RE: is there a good High-Blood pressure protocal? To Dr. Bruker's view, and confirmed by many others, HBP is due to animal fat and proteins....If you take away the cause, cure is possible. Didn't the QX say: look for the hidden dietary failures? .OR: Excess nutrients.... So lifestyle changes. That will help the QX to help.. As long as one chooses for every day/weekly use of dairy and meat, one chooses for HBP AND osteoporosis as well ( unconsciously). This is surely not the view of mainstream, and many others . But still this qoute is based on experience, Noel. -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----Van: PC [mailto:scribe@...]Verzonden: zondag 2 maart 2003 4:04Aan: qxci-english Onderwerp: is there a good High-Blood pressure protocal? Perhaps someone on the chat site can recommend a good High-Blood pressure protocol for a series of clients of have. Two are females over 50 and one is a male in his mid-40's. All three of them are fed up with allopathic prescript remedies written out by their GP's that cost too much and aren't delivering results. One of the females senses one of the 4 prescriptions she is taking for high blood pressure is adversely affecting her bone density (depletion of) and is going through progressive muscle pain in the lower legs. The male is also suffering from aching joints and suspects the mild anti depressant he is prescribed has a direct result in his lack of libido. For every 6 week checkup with his doctor his bp is dangerously high - the drugs aren't having an effect. The other female is suffering from hot and cold flashes she feels is being brought on by the high blood pressure pills. She has already passed menopause. Is there a general all around QX protocal that can alleviate some of the issues above or best yet have these clients wean off of the blood pressure medication with a mixture of homeopathic supplements and QX treatments? Thanks for any helpful responses. ____________________________________________________ IncrediMail - Email has finally evolved - Click Here ............................................ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 9, 2003 Report Share Posted March 9, 2003 Blood group O people need salt, but other groups do not - sue -----Original Message-----From: azizahclayton@... [mailto:azizahclayton@...]Sent: 08 March 2003 08:52qxci-english Subject: Re: is there a good High-Blood pressure protocal?Meat is high in potassium, unless salted. Greenland Eskimos for example who eat unsalted meat have no BP problem. Azizah ............................................ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 10, 2003 Report Share Posted March 10, 2003 Any suggestions for those who cannot tolerate the coral calcium???? Thanks....Blessings! Nona Baker RE: is there a good High-Blood pressure protocal? I do not agree, I think it is low adrenal function. we need oils/fats and protein to reproduce ourselves. I think it is high carbohydrates that do this. Plus not drinking enough pure spring water - boiled first of course. However it depends of food intolerances and blood grouping diets. - Sue -----Original Message-----From: Noel van der Mullen [mailto:N.vandermullen@...]Sent: 05 March 2003 23:16qxci-english Subject: RE: is there a good High-Blood pressure protocal? To Dr. Bruker's view, and confirmed by many others, HBP is due to animal fat and proteins....If you take away the cause, cure is possible. Didn't the QX say: look for the hidden dietary failures? .OR: Excess nutrients.... So lifestyle changes. That will help the QX to help.. As long as one chooses for every day/weekly use of dairy and meat, one chooses for HBP AND osteoporosis as well ( unconsciously). This is surely not the view of mainstream, and many others . But still this qoute is based on experience, Noel. -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----Van: PC [mailto:scribe@...]Verzonden: zondag 2 maart 2003 4:04Aan: qxci-english Onderwerp: is there a good High-Blood pressure protocal? Perhaps someone on the chat site can recommend a good High-Blood pressure protocol for a series of clients of have. Two are females over 50 and one is a male in his mid-40's. All three of them are fed up with allopathic prescript remedies written out by their GP's that cost too much and aren't delivering results. One of the females senses one of the 4 prescriptions she is taking for high blood pressure is adversely affecting her bone density (depletion of) and is going through progressive muscle pain in the lower legs. The male is also suffering from aching joints and suspects the mild anti depressant he is prescribed has a direct result in his lack of libido. For every 6 week checkup with his doctor his bp is dangerously high - the drugs aren't having an effect. The other female is suffering from hot and cold flashes she feels is being brought on by the high blood pressure pills. She has already passed menopause. Is there a general all around QX protocal that can alleviate some of the issues above or best yet have these clients wean off of the blood pressure medication with a mixture of homeopathic supplements and QX treatments? Thanks for any helpful responses. ____________________________________________________ IncrediMail - Email has finally evolved - Click Here ............................................ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2003 Report Share Posted March 11, 2003 Greenwood Health will soon have an awesome liquid calcium product - supposed to be in 4-6 weeks. I learned about it from Stan himself at a QXCI training last month in Las Vegas. He was very knowledgeable about the importance of Calcium, and understands the quality conversation about the different kinds. They also have an awesome enzyme - very economical and more potent than most. A comparison list is available on the site. I'm finding most of my people lack enzymes, and it's a very good place to start with their nutritional needs. Here's the website to check it out: www.greenwoodhealth.com/vitalspirit Valoree in Michigan RE: is there a good High-Blood pressure protocal? I do not agree, I think it is low adrenal function. we need oils/fats and protein to reproduce ourselves. I think it is high carbohydrates that do this. Plus not drinking enough pure spring water - boiled first of course. However it depends of food intolerances and blood grouping diets. - Sue -----Original Message-----From: Noel van der Mullen [mailto:N.vandermullen@...]Sent: 05 March 2003 23:16qxci-english Subject: RE: is there a good High-Blood pressure protocal? To Dr. Bruker's view, and confirmed by many others, HBP is due to animal fat and proteins....If you take away the cause, cure is possible. Didn't the QX say: look for the hidden dietary failures? .OR: Excess nutrients.... So lifestyle changes. That will help the QX to help.. As long as one chooses for every day/weekly use of dairy and meat, one chooses for HBP AND osteoporosis as well ( unconsciously). This is surely not the view of mainstream, and many others . But still this qoute is based on experience, Noel. -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----Van: PC [mailto:scribe@...]Verzonden: zondag 2 maart 2003 4:04Aan: qxci-english Onderwerp: is there a good High-Blood pressure protocal? Perhaps someone on the chat site can recommend a good High-Blood pressure protocol for a series of clients of have. Two are females over 50 and one is a male in his mid-40's. All three of them are fed up with allopathic prescript remedies written out by their GP's that cost too much and aren't delivering results. One of the females senses one of the 4 prescriptions she is taking for high blood pressure is adversely affecting her bone density (depletion of) and is going through progressive muscle pain in the lower legs. The male is also suffering from aching joints and suspects the mild anti depressant he is prescribed has a direct result in his lack of libido. For every 6 week checkup with his doctor his bp is dangerously high - the drugs aren't having an effect. The other female is suffering from hot and cold flashes she feels is being brought on by the high blood pressure pills. She has already passed menopause. Is there a general all around QX protocal that can alleviate some of the issues above or best yet have these clients wean off of the blood pressure medication with a mixture of homeopathic supplements and QX treatments? Thanks for any helpful responses. ____________________________________________________ IncrediMail - Email has finally evolved - Click Here ............................................ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 14, 2003 Report Share Posted March 14, 2003 Valoree, Happy to have you in Las Vegas. I have been testing the liquid cal/min and the results are outstanding. Get your order in as soon as it is available. Carol Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 18, 2003 Report Share Posted May 18, 2003 Do you have a source of info or list of foods for the K diet please Re: Re: is there a good High-Blood pressure protocal? I must apologise for not having a protocol on the QX. I am not a protocal person because diseases have patterns and different people with the same disease may have different patterns and the beauty of the QX is that one is able to work out the pattern for different patients, although of course, there are many common elements in all of them. However, I have treated HBP successfully without drugs. A few years back my husband was suffering horrendously from HBP and was given a drug by his GP. It made his mouth dry and I showed him the possible side-effects from my drug book and he threw the medication away. Since then I have managed his HBP for him (and other patients) and it's gone back to normal. I use the QX of course to find out why he has health problems and to treat as well + other things which I will try to elaborate on. Hypertension is a SYNDROME - a related group of symptoms. In other words they have more than just HBP, they have other abnormalities throughout their body such as elevated blood insulin, elevated blood cholesterol, disturbances in carbohydrate metabolism (you can check on the QX) - all of which can predispose a person to have heart attacks independently of BP. So diuretics or beta blockers may lower BP but may make the other abnormalities worse They all impair carbohydrate metabolism and increase blood insulin and make "insulin resistance" worse and can also increase LDL and lowef HDL. The fundamental thing about HBP or primary hypertension is the balance between sodium (Na) and potassium (K). In a cell, there is a fundamental relationship between K and Na - the total amount of both must remain constant so that if one increases the other must decrease and vice versa. Na moves out of the cell and K moves in. This dual movement produces an electrical current i.e a voltage and is known as the "Na battery" because more Na with a positive charge moves out than K - (this is the electrical system of a cell) and is known as the Na-K pump which keeps the K-Na ratio of the cell high. For the Na-K pump to work properly there must be adequate K outside the cell and in the blood and eating enough K foods keeps this pump working properly to maintain the balance of ratio. 1. This "Na battery" is vital because it drives the Na-Ca (calcium) pump which keeps Ca inside the cell low (10 000 times lower than outside the cell) - v. important because in a muscle cell even a small rise in Ca inside causes muscles to contract and in blood vessels, contract means narrowing of blood vessels - hence high BP. Also increase in Ca in sympathetic nerves that regulate blood vessel can contract which would increase such hormones as adrenaline which further contract smooth muscle cells of arteries. Increase in Ca can also disturb protein synthesis as well as decrease their ability to remove glucose from blood in response to insulin. It has been found that in people who do not suffer hypertension, increase in Ca in their cells make their arteries stiff and muscle bound - can lead to enlargement of heart. (Pretty well established that much of the brain damage due to stroke is from an increase in Ca inside nerve cells). Ca is also reciprocally related to magnesium (Mg) in red blood cells - higher Ca lower Mg - further decrease in Na-K pump etc. 2. "Na battery" is also important in maintaining the proper level of acid (Hydrogen ions - H+) inside the cell. The Na battery also drives the the acid pump called the Na-H+(Hydrogen) exchange pump.- pushing the H+ out and Na in of the cell. An elevated pH inside cells (i.e low acidity) promotes protein synthesis, necessary for cell growth, synthesis of new DNA and subsequent cell division - so lots of H+ (high acidity) in the cell will damage the integrity of the cell and its function. So if Na-K pump slows down (from low K Factor diet) and "Na battery" runs down and acid will tend to accumulate in the cell as well as Ca. AND low K Factor slows the Na-K pump. Also related to blood insulin. Some say hypertension is an "insulin resistant state". Obesity and lack of exercise will drive blood insulin up. But the basic problem is at the cellular level - an elevated level of Na and a depressed level of K within the cell - what is known as the K factor. So to reverse primary hypertension one needs to eat a diet of at least 4 K Factor - not enough just to exclude salt from diet as these sufferers are often advised. The K Factor of our ancient ancestors was greater than 16. I haven't mentioned genetic predispositon and lots of other things such as the role of hormones in hypertension but time is not on my side and I hope I have not made things too complicated. You cannot fail to reverse HBP that has not gone too far by implementing the K Factor diet + QX therapies + weight management (which often comes naturally with the K factor diet) + exercise - often in a matter of months. It prevents strokes and cardio vascular and coronary heart diseases - a must for all people who suffer these diseases. And HBP is a risk factor for CVD. Be well, Azizah ............................................ 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Guest guest Posted May 19, 2003 Report Share Posted May 19, 2003 Great explanation of the electrolyte pumps in the body however, HBP or hypertension is a symptom of an imbalance in the body and not a syndrome. Castiglia Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 19, 2003 Report Share Posted May 19, 2003 Excellent article on cellular balance, Azizah. Foods high in potassium are: almonds, apples, apple cider vinegar, apricots, avocados, bananas, bee pollen, beet greens, broccoli, cherries, citrus fruit, cucumber, dates, dulse, figs, greens, kelp, lentils, pecans, potatoes, prunes, raisins, sesame seeds, spirulina, chlorella, sprouts, squash, sunflower seeds, tomato, turnip, watercress, wheatgrass. Phil. CNCP. Re: Re: is there a good High-Blood pressure protocal? I must apologise for not having a protocol on the QX. I am not a protocal person because diseases have patterns and different people with the same disease may have different patterns and the beauty of the QX is that one is able to work out the pattern for different patients, although of course, there are many common elements in all of them. However, I have treated HBP successfully without drugs. A few years back my husband was suffering horrendously from HBP and was given a drug by his GP. It made his mouth dry and I showed him the possible side-effects from my drug book and he threw the medication away. Since then I have managed his HBP for him (and other patients) and it's gone back to normal. I use the QX of course to find out why he has health problems and to treat as well + other things which I will try to elaborate on. Hypertension is a SYNDROME - a related group of symptoms. In other words they have more than just HBP, they have other abnormalities throughout their body such as elevated blood insulin, elevated blood cholesterol, disturbances in carbohydrate metabolism (you can check on the QX) - all of which can predispose a person to have heart attacks independently of BP. So diuretics or beta blockers may lower BP but may make the other abnormalities worse They all impair carbohydrate metabolism and increase blood insulin and make "insulin resistance" worse and can also increase LDL and lowef HDL. The fundamental thing about HBP or primary hypertension is the balance between sodium (Na) and potassium (K). In a cell, there is a fundamental relationship between K and Na - the total amount of both must remain constant so that if one increases the other must decrease and vice versa. Na moves out of the cell and K moves in. This dual movement produces an electrical current i.e a voltage and is known as the "Na battery" because more Na with a positive charge moves out than K - (this is the electrical system of a cell) and is known as the Na-K pump which keeps the K-Na ratio of the cell high. For the Na-K pump to work properly there must be adequate K outside the cell and in the blood and eating enough K foods keeps this pump working properly to maintain the balance of ratio. 1. This "Na battery" is vital because it drives the Na-Ca (calcium) pump which keeps Ca inside the cell low (10 000 times lower than outside the cell) - v. important because in a muscle cell even a small rise in Ca inside causes muscles to contract and in blood vessels, contract means narrowing of blood vessels - hence high BP. Also increase in Ca in sympathetic nerves that regulate blood vessel can contract which would increase such hormones as adrenaline which further contract smooth muscle cells of arteries. Increase in Ca can also disturb protein synthesis as well as decrease their ability to remove glucose from blood in response to insulin. It has been found that in people who do not suffer hypertension, increase in Ca in their cells make their arteries stiff and muscle bound - can lead to enlargement of heart. (Pretty well established that much of the brain damage due to stroke is from an increase in Ca inside nerve cells). Ca is also reciprocally related to magnesium (Mg) in red blood cells - higher Ca lower Mg - further decrease in Na-K pump etc. 2. "Na battery" is also important in maintaining the proper level of acid (Hydrogen ions - H+) inside the cell. The Na battery also drives the the acid pump called the Na-H+(Hydrogen) exchange pump.- pushing the H+ out and Na in of the cell. An elevated pH inside cells (i.e low acidity) promotes protein synthesis, necessary for cell growth, synthesis of new DNA and subsequent cell division - so lots of H+ (high acidity) in the cell will damage the integrity of the cell and its function. So if Na-K pump slows down (from low K Factor diet) and "Na battery" runs down and acid will tend to accumulate in the cell as well as Ca. AND low K Factor slows the Na-K pump. Also related to blood insulin. Some say hypertension is an "insulin resistant state". Obesity and lack of exercise will drive blood insulin up. But the basic problem is at the cellular level - an elevated level of Na and a depressed level of K within the cell - what is known as the K factor. So to reverse primary hypertension one needs to eat a diet of at least 4 K Factor - not enough just to exclude salt from diet as these sufferers are often advised. The K Factor of our ancient ancestors was greater than 16. I haven't mentioned genetic predispositon and lots of other things such as the role of hormones in hypertension but time is not on my side and I hope I have not made things too complicated. You cannot fail to reverse HBP that has not gone too far by implementing the K Factor diet + QX therapies + weight management (which often comes naturally with the K factor diet) + exercise - often in a matter of months. It prevents strokes and cardio vascular and coronary heart diseases - a must for all people who suffer these diseases. And HBP is a risk factor for CVD. Be well, Azizah ............................................ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 20, 2003 Report Share Posted May 20, 2003 Thank you for that. Just to illustrate the values for every 100 gm of these foods and what potassium/sodium ratio you get - since it's the ratio that's important. You will have to use your discretion as to which foods are suitable for your patient. If the person has insulin resistance, which is likely with HBP, then exclude the sweet fruits etc. asparagus 140 black beans 611 Lima beans 420 sweet corn 151 aubergine 150 cooked peas 160 baked potato 130 soya beans 340 squash 480 courgette 140 apple 150 apricots 300 avocado 150 banana 440 bluberries 120 dates 520 grapefruit 130 orange 260 peach 150 pineapple 120 strawberries 240 watermelon 100 almonds 190 pecans 600 walnuts 225 oatmeal 140 Celery has a low K/Na ratio BUT 4 stalks daily are usually recommended or juice because celery contains 3-n-butyl phthalide, a phytochemical that has the property of lowering blood pressure. Botanical medicine: garlic and hawthorn berries are the traditional remedies for reducing blood pressure. (Gingko also exerts capillary-dilating effect, especially to extremities) Garlic has been shown to reduce the systolic pressure by 20-30 mm Hg and the diastolic by 10-20 mm Hg through its effect on the autonomic nervous system and because of its sulphur compounds, allicin and allicin by-products, which lower the ratio of HDL to LDL and reduce platelet aggregation. Hawthorn berries, leaves and blossom are rich in biologically active flavonoid compounds proanthocyanidins and therefore are antioxidants. It is the most potent of all vaso dilators. It relaxes vascular muscles as well as strengthens the lining of arteries. Keep well, Azizah Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 20, 2003 Report Share Posted May 20, 2003 HBP as a syndrome or a symptom is not contradictory because syndrome simply means that HBP is only one part of a concurrent symptoms in a disease i.e sign or token of the existence of something. What is meant by syndrome is that hypertension is "related to a group of symptoms" - i.e. elevated blood pressure is NOT the only problem with people who have hypertension. If it is so then the allopathic approach of using drugs to lower BP would be just the right thing to do, apart from side effects. HBP is just one of several abnormalities, just one result of an imbalance inside the living cell. Sure the whole body is out of balance, caused by our lifestye, nutritional imbalances, lack of exercise, obesity etc. So apart from a high poatssium diet, a person needs to reduce intake of animal fat, increase intake of natural fats, control weight, do exercise, reduce stress etc. - the usual holistic approach. What I am saying is that at the bottom of it all, one must correct the K/Na ratio at the cellular level. There is a great deal of research to show that hypertension is often the result of excessive insulin i.e insulin resistance. People with HBP have many more things wrong with them than just BP - they tend to have elevated levels of blood insulin, high blood glucose levels, increased plasma VLDL and triglycerides and depressed HDL - it's a syndrome. Also increased levels of insulin can cause increased thickness of arteries amongst other things. The control of insulin is vital for almost any degenerative disease and we all have blood sugar problem to some extent - that's why it comes up without fail in the Risk Profile. Keep well, Azizah Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 6, 2006 Report Share Posted August 6, 2006 Heart Nano Detox (Premier Research Labs) altho pitta types should not be on it for more than three months. is Rotella, M.Ac., CNC FLAVOR00-NONE-0000-0000-000000000000;To Dr. Bruker's view, and confirmed by many others, HBP is due to animal fat and proteins....If you take away the cause, cure is possible. Didn't the QX say: look for the hidden dietary failures? .OR: Excess nutrients.... So lifestyle changes. That will help the QX to help.. As long as one chooses for every day/weekly use of dairy and meat, one chooses for HBP AND osteoporosis as well ( unconsciously). This is surely not the view of mainstream, and many others . But still this qoute is based on experience, Noel.-----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- > Van: PC [mailto:scribe@...] > Verzonden: zondag 2 maart 2003 4:04 > Aan: qxci-english > Onderwerp: is there a good High-Blood pressure protocal? > > Perhaps someone on the chat site can recommend a good High-Blood pressure protocol for a series of clients of have. Two are females over 50 and one is a male in his mid-40's. All three of them are fed up with allopathic prescript remedies written out by their GP's that cost too much and aren't delivering results. One of the females senses one of the 4 prescriptions she is taking for high blood pressure is adversely affecting her bone density (depletion of) and is going through progressive muscle pain in the lower legs. The male is also suffering from aching joints and suspects the mild anti depressant he is prescribed has a direct result in his lack of libido. For every 6 week checkup with his doctor his bp is dangerously high - the drugs aren't having an effect. The other female is suffering from hot and cold flashes she feels is being brought on by the high blood pressure pills. She has already passed menopause. Is there a general all around QX protocal that can alleviate some of the issues above or best yet have these clients wean off of the blood pressure medication with a mixture of homeopathic supplements and QX treatments? Thanks for any helpful responses.____________________________________________________ > IncrediMail - Email has finally evolved - Click Here > > ............................................ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 11, 2006 Report Share Posted August 11, 2006 Find attach file with protocol Regards Branco LCPH MARH FBIH London Consulting in Energetic Medicine since 1985 Tel.: +49 30 30101163 email: sciosubspace@... http://spaces.msn.com/brancofernando This e-mail is confidential and may contain privileged information. If you are not the addressee it may be unlawful for you to read, copy, distribute, disclose or otherwise use the information in this e-mail. If you are not the intended recipient please notify us immediately. From: "jadespring2003" <jadespring2003@...>Reply-qxci-english To: qxci-english Subject: Re: is there a good High-Blood pressure protocal?Date: Mon, 07 Aug 2006 00:32:41 -0000 Heart Nano Detox (Premier Research Labs) altho pitta types should notbe on it for more than three months. is Rotella, M.Ac., CNCFLAVOR00-NONE-0000-0000-000000000000;To Dr. Bruker's view, andconfirmed by many others, HBP is due to animal fat and proteins....Ifyou take away the cause, cure is possible. Didn't the QX say: look forthe hidden dietary failures? .OR: Excess nutrients.... So lifestylechanges. That will help the QX to help.. As long as one choosesfor every day/weekly use of dairy and meat, one chooses for HBP ANDosteoporosis as well ( unconsciously). This is surely not the view ofmainstream, and many others . But still this qoute is based onexperience, Noel.-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----> Van: PC [mailto:scribe@...]> Verzonden: zondag 2 maart 2003 4:04> Aan: qxci-english > Onderwerp: is there a good High-Blood pressure protocal?> > Perhaps someone on the chat site can recommend a good High-Bloodpressure protocol for a series of clients of have. Two are femalesover 50 and one is a male in his mid-40's. All three of them are fedup with allopathic prescript remedies written out by their GP's thatcost too much and aren't delivering results. One of the femalessenses one of the 4 prescriptions she is taking for high bloodpressure is adversely affecting her bone density (depletion of) andis going through progressive muscle pain in the lower legs. Themale is also suffering from aching joints and suspects the mild antidepressant he is prescribed has a direct result in his lack of libido.For every 6 week checkup with his doctor his bp is dangerously high -the drugs aren't having an effect. The other female is suffering fromhot and cold flashes she feels is being brought on by the high bloodpressure pills. She has already passed menopause. Is there ageneral all around QX protocal that can alleviate some of the issuesabove or best yet have these clients wean off of the blood pressuremedication with a mixture of homeopathic supplements and QXtreatments? Thanks for any helpfulresponses.____________________________________________________> IncrediMail - Email has finally evolved - Click Here > > ............................................> > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 27, 2006 Report Share Posted August 27, 2006 In my QRA training, we were taught the high blood pressure and heart disease most often related to nano bacteria. There's a product called Heart Nano Detox by PRemier Research Labs which works great tho you need to muscle test for it. If a person is a pitta and can't stand the hot and spicey qualities, then other remedies are used. The heart nano,when used correctly, can clear out arteries and clear the heart in four months and it works quickly for blood pressure reduction. is Rotella, M.Ac., CNCFLAVOR00-NONE-0000-0000-000000000000;To Dr. Bruker's view, and confirmed by many others, HBP is due to animal fat and proteins....If you take away the cause, cure is possible. Didn't the QX say: look for the hidden dietary failures? .OR: Excess nutrients.... So lifestyle changes. That will help the QX to help.. As long as one chooses for every day/weekly use of dairy and meat, one chooses for HBP AND osteoporosis as well ( unconsciously). This is surely not the view of mainstream, and many others . But still this qoute is based on experience, Noel.-----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- > Van: PC [mailto:scribe@...] > Verzonden: zondag 2 maart 2003 4:04 > Aan: qxci-english > Onderwerp: is there a good High-Blood pressure protocal? > > Perhaps someone on the chat site can recommend a good High-Blood pressure protocol for a series of clients of have. Two are females over 50 and one is a male in his mid-40's. All three of them are fed up with allopathic prescript remedies written out by their GP's that cost too much and aren't delivering results. One of the females senses one of the 4 prescriptions she is taking for high blood pressure is adversely affecting her bone density (depletion of) and is going through progressive muscle pain in the lower legs. The male is also suffering from aching joints and suspects the mild anti depressant he is prescribed has a direct result in his lack of libido. For every 6 week checkup with his doctor his bp is dangerously high - the drugs aren't having an effect. The other female is suffering from hot and cold flashes she feels is being brought on by the high blood pressure pills. She has already passed menopause. Is there a general all around QX protocal that can alleviate some of the issues above or best yet have these clients wean off of the blood pressure medication with a mixture of homeopathic supplements and QX treatments? Thanks for any helpful responses.____________________________________________________ > IncrediMail - Email has finally evolved - Click Here > > ............................................ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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