Re: Does LL bring down high blood pressure?

[Guest guest]

If you do it faithfully it does. The only problem I've had is that if I don't

do my breaths it comes back up after a short period of time.

warmly,

Jenni

Does LL bring down high blood pressure?

I'm wondering if LL brings down high blood pressure? I have a month

to kick my BP back within normal range. It has been elevated for

around 1-2 years now, on and off, and I have a doctor's appointment in

June. I just know she will want to place me on BP lowering meds, but

I'm a bit stubborn!

Rashelle? Could you help me out here too? Thanks everyone!

What can changing the way you breathe do for you? Everything!

See why tens of thousands agree, Life Lift is the best!

http://www.oxygenzoo.com

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I would say that Life Lift does bring high blood pressure down, as

weight loss brings high blood pressure down, and Life Lift causes wight

loss. How much weight do you have to lose? I would imagine that by

June (When it June is your doctor's appointment? The beginning, the

middle, or the end of June?) If it is at the end of June, you might be

able to lose 10 or 15 lbs. by then. I have never had high blood

pressure and I am 55 years old so I have no first hand experience of

it. I hope and pray that you will be able to get your high blood

pressure down with Life Lift before your doctor's appointment, as I have

known people who have gone on blood pressure lowering meds, and have not

done well on them because they have very bad toxic side effects. Oh

sure, they might lower blood pressure, but at the expense of other body

systems which really suffer as a result of the meds. Maybe, if by the

time you go and see your doctor, you have gotten your weight down

sufficiently with Life Lift, and thus, your blood pressure, she will not

put you on blood pressure lowering meds. You can always talk to her and

tell her that you would rather wait and see what happens with Life Lift

before you make your fainal decision. Remember, , that YOUR body is

YOURS and not your doctor's. Your doctor does not have the final

decision as to whether or not you go on blood pressure lowering meds.

YOU DO, and only YOU DO!!! And your very welcome, dear. Thanks for

asking us what we think. I will be looking forward to reading what

Rashelle has to say to you about this.

Love always,

Pat

soulsingin81 wrote:

> I'm wondering if LL brings down high blood pressure? I have a month

> to kick my BP back within normal range. It has been elevated for

> around 1-2 years now, on and off, and I have a doctor's appointment in

> June. I just know she will want to place me on BP lowering meds, but

> I'm a bit stubborn!

>

> Rashelle? Could you help me out here too? Thanks everyone!

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> What can changing the way you breathe do for you? Everything!

> See why tens of thousands agree, Life Lift is the best!

> http://www.oxygenzoo.com

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[Guest guest]

Hi Jenni and ,

Life Lift is so very easy to do and so enjoyable, that I can't see why

someone who has started Life Lift would stop, or, for that matter,

forget to do it, most especially when they were trying to bring their

high blood pressure down to normal on a permanent basis. I should think

that the dangers of toxic allopathic medication would motivate anyone

who knows how to do Life Lift to continue it indefinitely!!! After all,

consider the very toxic alternative!!! And then, too, consider the fact

that one would have to REMEMBER to take the meds, just as one who does

Life Lift has to REMEMEBER to do it!!! The best way to handle that is

to make Life Lift a regular, automatic part of your life that you don't

have to REMEMBER to do it!!!

Love always,

Pat

Titus2.3 wrote:

> If you do it faithfully it does. The only problem I've had is that if

> I don't do my breaths it comes back up after a short period of time.

>

> warmly,

> Jenni

>

>

> Does LL bring down high blood pressure?

>

>

> I'm wondering if LL brings down high blood pressure? I have a month

> to kick my BP back within normal range. It has been elevated for

> around 1-2 years now, on and off, and I have a doctor's appointment in

> June. I just know she will want to place me on BP lowering meds, but

> I'm a bit stubborn!

>

> Rashelle? Could you help me out here too? Thanks everyone!

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> What can changing the way you breathe do for you? Everything!

> See why tens of thousands agree, Life Lift is the best!

> http://www.oxygenzoo.com

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I think LL definately helps most people lower their blood pressure.

I am a rare one tho; I do LL faithfully and especially the day of any

doctor appt; and my b/p remains higher than it should. I think it

depends a lot of the various reasons our b/p is elevated; such as

weight; genetics; sleep; stress; etc.

Also, don't forget about the 'white coat theory' where a lot of people

have elevated b/p as soon as they see the Doctor. Because of this I

would highly recommend you find a place that does b/p readings and go

there as often as you can and keep a chart. Some pharmacies will even

take it for you. I used to use a wrist b/p monitor but it wasn't

accurate at all. So I take my own with the old fashioned cuff and

stethoscope and keep track of it daily.

Good luck to you!

Hugs!

Wanda.

>

> I'm wondering if LL brings down high blood pressure? I have a month

> to kick my BP back within normal range. It has been elevated for

> around 1-2 years now, on and off, and I have a doctor's appointment

in

> June. I just know she will want to place me on BP lowering meds, but

> I'm a bit stubborn!

>

> Rashelle? Could you help me out here too? Thanks everyone!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello ,

I only have a few minutes on line this evening, but I wanted to answer you

questions. Thanks to Jenni and Pat for your thoughts on this too.

I have heard from several people who say that doing LifeLift has lowered their

blood pressure considerably. My husband and Daughter have both been able to get

off blood pressure medications since they started doing LifeLift regularly. My

Daughter has lost over 60 pounds, quit smoking and she has stopped having asthma

attacks.

All of this is great, but I feel that you really need to make sure you monitor

your blood pressure all the time and make sure you keep in touch with your

doctor. High blood pressure is not something to fool with.

Any exercise will temporarily raise your blood pressure so if your blood

pressure is high it is best to do LifeLift in small doses. In other words do 5

or 10 minutes at a time then come back and do more later in the day as often as

you have the time. It is like eating lots of small meals through the day, only

with LifeLift you are feeding your body small doses of oxygen throughout the

day. It can be incredibly health building, but again I will caution you to be

aware and keep a good check on your blood pressure. It is expected that it may

go up during your workouts, but over all it should start coming down.

I have heard from many people who have reported their cholesterol, blood sugar

levels and many other things have improved, including high blood pressure. This

is all the benefit of your body healing and getting stronger. Please just be

very careful and make sure you are monitoring yourself all the way through to

make sure you are bringing your blood pressure down at a safe pace.

I would really appreciate it if you would keep me posted on your progress. I

have been doing some studies on this and it is very helpful when I can hear from

someone who is having a good experience like Jenni has just reported.

It is important that you keep doing your LifeLift once. It is not a quick fix

that you can do and then stop. LifeLift is easy and manageable and if you can

make it a lifestyle change it can truly change your life forever.

LifeLift has done wonders for me. My immune system has completely changed since

I have added LifeLift. I was doing traditional exercise for years before with no

such results. I worked out for one to two hours daily and even though I looked

in good shape, my immune system was pathetic. Now I am happy to be strong and

healthy and full of life. Aging is a good thing for me because of LifeLift. The

older I get the more LifeLift I do and the healthier I get. The benefits of

LifeLift can be endless, so I encourage you to do your small doses of this

wonderful LifeLift breathing.

Be Healthy and take good care,

Rashelle

Harness the Powerful Benefits of Oxygen with LifeLift.

Oxygen burns fat, tones muscles, reduces stress

Be healthier with each breath you take with LifeLift

www.oxygenlift.net. LifeLift is the Original Aerobic Breathing

Does LL bring down high blood pressure?

I'm wondering if LL brings down high blood pressure? I have a month

to kick my BP back within normal range. It has been elevated for

around 1-2 years now, on and off, and I have a doctor's appointment in

June. I just know she will want to place me on BP lowering meds, but

I'm a bit stubborn!

Rashelle? Could you help me out here too? Thanks everyone!

What can changing the way you breathe do for you? Everything!

See why tens of thousands agree, Life Lift is the best!

http://www.oxygenzoo.com

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

See how concerned Rashelle is about you? You will find her a wonderful,

caring and very supportive friend, if you haven't done so already. When

Rashelle promises that she will do something for you, you can take that

promise to the bank with you. I urge you to follow Rashelle's advice to

you to the letter, so she knows what she is talking about and she really

and truly cares so deeply about you. I know this for a fact, because I

have experienced her extraordinary care and love for me many times

already. When you and your health are in Rashelle's hands, you can rest

assured that they are in the best, most loving hands possible!!!

Love always,

Pat

Rashelle Haines wrote:

> Hello ,

>

> I only have a few minutes on line this evening, but I wanted to answer

> you questions. Thanks to Jenni and Pat for your thoughts on this too.

>

> I have heard from several people who say that doing LifeLift has

> lowered their blood pressure considerably. My husband and Daughter

> have both been able to get off blood pressure medications since they

> started doing LifeLift regularly. My Daughter has lost over 60 pounds,

> quit smoking and she has stopped having asthma attacks.

> All of this is great, but I feel that you really need to make sure you

> monitor your blood pressure all the time and make sure you keep in

> touch with your doctor. High blood pressure is not something to fool

> with.

>

> Any exercise will temporarily raise your blood pressure so if your

> blood pressure is high it is best to do LifeLift in small doses. In

> other words do 5 or 10 minutes at a time then come back and do more

> later in the day as often as you have the time. It is like eating lots

> of small meals through the day, only with LifeLift you are feeding

> your body small doses of oxygen throughout the day. It can be

> incredibly health building, but again I will caution you to be aware

> and keep a good check on your blood pressure. It is expected that it

> may go up during your workouts, but over all it should start coming down.

>

> I have heard from many people who have reported their cholesterol,

> blood sugar levels and many other things have improved, including high

> blood pressure. This is all the benefit of your body healing and

> getting stronger. Please just be very careful and make sure you are

> monitoring yourself all the way through to make sure you are bringing

> your blood pressure down at a safe pace.

>

> I would really appreciate it if you would keep me posted on your

> progress. I have been doing some studies on this and it is very

> helpful when I can hear from someone who is having a good experience

> like Jenni has just reported.

>

> It is important that you keep doing your LifeLift once. It is not a

> quick fix that you can do and then stop. LifeLift is easy and

> manageable and if you can make it a lifestyle change it can truly

> change your life forever.

> LifeLift has done wonders for me. My immune system has completely

> changed since I have added LifeLift. I was doing traditional exercise

> for years before with no such results. I worked out for one to two

> hours daily and even though I looked in good shape, my immune system

> was pathetic. Now I am happy to be strong and healthy and full of

> life. Aging is a good thing for me because of LifeLift. The older I

> get the more LifeLift I do and the healthier I get. The benefits of

> LifeLift can be endless, so I encourage you to do your small doses of

> this wonderful LifeLift breathing.

>

> Be Healthy and take good care,

>

> Rashelle

> Harness the Powerful Benefits of Oxygen with LifeLift.

> Oxygen burns fat, tones muscles, reduces stress

> Be healthier with each breath you take with LifeLift

> www.oxygenlift.net. LifeLift is the Original Aerobic Breathing

>

> Does LL bring down high blood pressure?

>

>

> I'm wondering if LL brings down high blood pressure? I have a month

> to kick my BP back within normal range. It has been elevated for

> around 1-2 years now, on and off, and I have a doctor's appointment in

> June. I just know she will want to place me on BP lowering meds, but

> I'm a bit stubborn!

>

> Rashelle? Could you help me out here too? Thanks everyone!

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> What can changing the way you breathe do for you? Everything!

> See why tens of thousands agree, Life Lift is the best!

> http://www.oxygenzoo.com

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Ah sweet Rashelle,

You always have our health at heart. How remiss of me not to mention to stay

with your doctor and listen to him/her! Thank you dear one for adding that in

and really stressing that! It is crucial to listen to them when we are dealing

with diabetes, high blood pressure etc.

Your a peach as always

love,

Jenni

Does LL bring down high blood pressure?

I'm wondering if LL brings down high blood pressure? I have a month

to kick my BP back within normal range. It has been elevated for

around 1-2 years now, on and off, and I have a doctor's appointment in

June. I just know she will want to place me on BP lowering meds, but

I'm a bit stubborn!

Rashelle? Could you help me out here too? Thanks everyone!

What can changing the way you breathe do for you? Everything!

See why tens of thousands agree, Life Lift is the best!

http://www.oxygenzoo.com

[Guest guest]

Hi Wanda!

Yes, I get the white coat frights too. The thing is lately I haven't

been able to calm myself down enough, even with nice deep breaths, to

get it under 140/100. That is what it was the other day. I will

consider purchasing a nice BP cuff. I'm sure it will come in handy!

It is hereditary in my family, but I believe in free will!

[Guest guest]

Yes, Pat! Every dealing I have ever had with Rashelle has been

positive. She is a real sweetheart and, I believe, an Angel

>

> > Hello ,

> >

> > I only have a few minutes on line this evening, but I wanted to

answer

> > you questions. Thanks to Jenni and Pat for your thoughts on this

too.

> >

> > I have heard from several people who say that doing LifeLift has

> > lowered their blood pressure considerably. My husband and

Daughter

> > have both been able to get off blood pressure medications since

they

> > started doing LifeLift regularly. My Daughter has lost over 60

pounds,

> > quit smoking and she has stopped having asthma attacks.

> > All of this is great, but I feel that you really need to make

sure you

> > monitor your blood pressure all the time and make sure you keep

in

> > touch with your doctor. High blood pressure is not something to

fool

> > with.

> >

> > Any exercise will temporarily raise your blood pressure so if

your

> > blood pressure is high it is best to do LifeLift in small doses.

In

> > other words do 5 or 10 minutes at a time then come back and do

more

> > later in the day as often as you have the time. It is like

eating lots

> > of small meals through the day, only with LifeLift you are

feeding

> > your body small doses of oxygen throughout the day. It can be

> > incredibly health building, but again I will caution you to be

aware

> > and keep a good check on your blood pressure. It is expected

that it

> > may go up during your workouts, but over all it should start

coming down.

> >

> > I have heard from many people who have reported their

cholesterol,

> > blood sugar levels and many other things have improved,

including high

> > blood pressure. This is all the benefit of your body healing and

> > getting stronger. Please just be very careful and make sure you

are

> > monitoring yourself all the way through to make sure you are

bringing

> > your blood pressure down at a safe pace.

> >

> > I would really appreciate it if you would keep me posted on your

> > progress. I have been doing some studies on this and it is very

> > helpful when I can hear from someone who is having a good

experience

> > like Jenni has just reported.

> >

> > It is important that you keep doing your LifeLift once. It is

not a

> > quick fix that you can do and then stop. LifeLift is easy and

> > manageable and if you can make it a lifestyle change it can

truly

> > change your life forever.

> > LifeLift has done wonders for me. My immune system has

completely

> > changed since I have added LifeLift. I was doing traditional

exercise

> > for years before with no such results. I worked out for one to

two

> > hours daily and even though I looked in good shape, my immune

system

> > was pathetic. Now I am happy to be strong and healthy and full

of

> > life. Aging is a good thing for me because of LifeLift. The

older I

> > get the more LifeLift I do and the healthier I get. The benefits

of

> > LifeLift can be endless, so I encourage you to do your small

doses of

> > this wonderful LifeLift breathing.

> >

> > Be Healthy and take good care,

> >

> > Rashelle

> > Harness the Powerful Benefits of Oxygen with LifeLift.

> > Oxygen burns fat, tones muscles, reduces stress

> > Be healthier with each breath you take with LifeLift

> > www.oxygenlift.net. LifeLift is the Original Aerobic Breathing

> >

> > Does LL bring down high blood pressure?

> >

> >

> > I'm wondering if LL brings down high blood pressure? I have a

month

> > to kick my BP back within normal range. It has been elevated

for

> > around 1-2 years now, on and off, and I have a doctor's

appointment in

> > June. I just know she will want to place me on BP lowering

meds, but

> > I'm a bit stubborn!

> >

> > Rashelle? Could you help me out here too? Thanks everyone!

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > What can changing the way you breathe do for you? Everything!

> > See why tens of thousands agree, Life Lift is the best!

> > http://www.oxygenzoo.com

> >

> >

> >

> >