Re: high blood pressure / arteries

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My main suggestion is to watch out for a herx reaction with the IV Chelation. 

My MIL had several sessions, but her system was so deteriorated at the time

that, I believe, when the herx hit, it was more that her system could handle. 

I still believe in it, but in her case, it was just too much for her system. 

She died. 

 

I'd still do it, but be very careful not to get too much at once.  I'd build up

to it, if it were me....

" Don’t bother just to be better than your contemporaries or predecessors. Try

to be better than yourself. " Faulkner

Subject: high blood pressure / arteries

To: oxyplus

Date: Wednesday, August 5, 2009, 6:33 PM

 

Dear Saul & group,

I have been having problems with high blood pressure, and wonder

about the state of my arteries.

I think it has to do with age and stress levels in the last few

years. I have also noticed myself feeling anxious when I feel like

my blood pressure is up. Usually taking magnesium helps with it, but

not always. So adding anxiety to my already elevated blood pressure

only ends up with a higher blood pressure.

Could you tell me - what has worked for you? I have just started

back to IV chelation - EDTA. I had done it for about 17 sessions

about 2 years ago. Now the doctor is suggesting 10 sessions (1 time

per week), and re-evaluating. I had gotten what they called a " 1/2

dose " of chelation. I am now asking them to work me up to the full dose.

I have been under tremendous stress for the last 6 years - more so in

the last 4 years. I have noticed that my reactions to things cause

an elevated blood pressure now instead of an elevated heart rate. I

have had allergies for years, and I used to just get an elevated

heart rate to things. Now I notice that my blood pressure goes

up. And if I am having a really bad reaction to something I have

eaten, it often feels like a mixture of a panic attack plus a really

bad reaction to the food (with a high heart rate, etc.)

Has anyone done IV chelation? How long has it taken to notice any

positive results from it. I know the magnesium in the solution helps

for that particular day, but I am talking about making the arteries

better..... Thanks.

Any advice from anyone - or experience in dealing with these things.

Thanks so much

Carol

[Guest guest]

Dear Carol,

It is not an arteries issue.

They are just responding to the stimulus they receive from the kidneys.

High blood pressure: flax oil

Clogged arteries: nattokinase

Allergies: liver cleanse

Of course, taking magnesium and calcium daily is also important.

Best of Health!

Dr. Saul Pressman

high blood pressure / arteries

Dear Saul & group,

I have been having problems with high blood pressure, and wonder

about the state of my arteries.

I think it has to do with age and stress levels in the last few

years. I have also noticed myself feeling anxious when I feel like

my blood pressure is up. Usually taking magnesium helps with it, but

not always. So adding anxiety to my already elevated blood pressure

only ends up with a higher blood pressure.

Could you tell me - what has worked for you? I have just started

back to IV chelation - EDTA. I had done it for about 17 sessions

about 2 years ago. Now the doctor is suggesting 10 sessions (1 time

per week), and re-evaluating. I had gotten what they called a " 1/2

dose " of chelation. I am now asking them to work me up to the full dose.

I have been under tremendous stress for the last 6 years - more so in

the last 4 years. I have noticed that my reactions to things cause

an elevated blood pressure now instead of an elevated heart rate. I

have had allergies for years, and I used to just get an elevated

heart rate to things. Now I notice that my blood pressure goes

up. And if I am having a really bad reaction to something I have

eaten, it often feels like a mixture of a panic attack plus a really

bad reaction to the food (with a high heart rate, etc.)

Has anyone done IV chelation? How long has it taken to notice any

positive results from it. I know the magnesium in the solution helps

for that particular day, but I am talking about making the arteries

better..... Thanks.

Any advice from anyone - or experience in dealing with these things.

Thanks so much

Carol

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Getting control of your insulin will do a lot.

Specifically a low or no-carb diet.

You will see within a week, but you MUST not rationalize about carbs.

Suggest books by the Eades " The Protein Power Lifeplan by R.

Eades and Dan Eades "

http://tinyurl.com/lxvdzq

Chuck

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> Dear Saul & group,

>

> I have been having problems with high blood pressure, and wonder

> about the state of my arteries.

>

> I think it has to do with age and stress levels in the last few

> years. I have also noticed myself feeling anxious when I feel like

> my blood pressure is up. Usually taking magnesium helps with it, but

> not always. So adding anxiety to my already elevated blood pressure

> only ends up with a higher blood pressure.

>

> Could you tell me - what has worked for you? I have just started

> back to IV chelation - EDTA. I had done it for about 17 sessions

> about 2 years ago. Now the doctor is suggesting 10 sessions (1 time

> per week), and re-evaluating. I had gotten what they called a

> " 1/2

> dose " of chelation. I am now asking them to work me up to the full

> dose.

>

> I have been under tremendous stress for the last 6 years - more so in

> the last 4 years. I have noticed that my reactions to things cause

> an elevated blood pressure now instead of an elevated heart rate. I

> have had allergies for years, and I used to just get an elevated

> heart rate to things. Now I notice that my blood pressure goes

> up. And if

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Garlic, cayenne and hawthorne will not only bring your blood pressure down

but clean your arteries. Acupuncture is great too.

If you want to do EDTA chelation, you should use suppositories. Orally, you

get 5% uptake, IV you get 100%, but it's much more expensive and cumbersome.

with supporitories, you get 95%, and you can do it in your own home. See

www.calcify.com

If you want to make your own suppositories intead of buying the ones they

sell, use coconut oil as your medium. It's about 90% cheaper.

high blood pressure / arteries

> Dear Saul & group,

>

> I have been having problems with high blood pressure, and wonder

> about the state of my arteries.

>

> I think it has to do with age and stress levels in the last few

> years. I have also noticed myself feeling anxious when I feel like

> my blood pressure is up. Usually taking magnesium helps with it, but

> not always. So adding anxiety to my already elevated blood pressure

> only ends up with a higher blood pressure.

>

> Could you tell me - what has worked for you? I have just started

> back to IV chelation - EDTA. I had done it for about 17 sessions

> about 2 years ago. Now the doctor is suggesting 10 sessions (1 time

> per week), and re-evaluating. I had gotten what they called a " 1/2

> dose " of chelation. I am now asking them to work me up to the full dose.

>

> I have been under tremendous stress for the last 6 years - more so in

> the last 4 years. I have noticed that my reactions to things cause

> an elevated blood pressure now instead of an elevated heart rate. I

> have had allergies for years, and I used to just get an elevated

> heart rate to things. Now I notice that my blood pressure goes

> up. And if I am having a really bad reaction to something I have

> eaten, it often feels like a mixture of a panic attack plus a really

> bad reaction to the food (with a high heart rate, etc.)

>

> Has anyone done IV chelation? How long has it taken to notice any

> positive results from it. I know the magnesium in the solution helps

> for that particular day, but I am talking about making the arteries

> better..... Thanks.

>

> Any advice from anyone - or experience in dealing with these things.

>

> Thanks so much

> Carol

>

>

>

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Dear Saul & Group,

Thanks for the replies.

Saul - some questions -->

re: nattokinase - what brand and/or type and how much?

re: flax oil - I am assuming any refrigerated type; how much?

Also - thanks for the reminder about more of the liver flushes. I

have only done a couple.

Thanks,

Carol

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>Dear Carol,

>

>It is not an arteries issue.

>They are just responding to the stimulus they receive from the kidneys.

>

>High blood pressure: flax oil

>Clogged arteries: nattokinase

>Allergies: liver cleanse

>

>Of course, taking magnesium and calcium daily is also important.

>

>Best of Health!

>Dr. Saul Pressman

> high blood pressure / arteries

>

>Dear Saul & group,

>

>I have been having problems with high blood pressure, and wonder

>about the state of my arteries.

>

>I think it has to do with age and stress levels in the last few

>years. I have also noticed myself feeling anxious when I feel like

>my blood pressure is up. Usually taking magnesium helps with it, but

>not always. So adding anxiety to my already elevated blood pressure

>only ends up with a higher blood pressure.

>

>Could you tell me - what has worked for you? I have just started

>back to IV chelation - EDTA. I had done it for about 17 sessions

>about 2 years ago. Now the doctor is suggesting 10 sessions (1 time

>per week), and re-evaluating. I had gotten what they called a " 1/2

>dose " of chelation. I am now asking them to work me up to the full dose.

>

>I have been under tremendous stress for the last 6 years - more so in

>the last 4 years. I have noticed that my reactions to things cause

>an elevated blood pressure now instead of an elevated heart rate. I

>have had allergies for years, and I used to just get an elevated

>heart rate to things. Now I notice that my blood pressure goes

>up. And if I am having a really bad reaction to something I have

>eaten, it often feels like a mixture of a panic attack plus a really

>bad reaction to the food (with a high heart rate, etc.)

>

>Has anyone done IV chelation? How long has it taken to notice any

>positive results from it. I know the magnesium in the solution helps

>for that particular day, but I am talking about making the arteries

>better..... Thanks.

>

>Any advice from anyone - or experience in dealing with these things.

>

>Thanks so much

>Carol

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Dear Carol,

Ask at your health food store.

They will have an idea about the brands they carry.

For flax oil, 2 oz per day usually works.

Best of Health!

Dr. Saul Pressman

high blood pressure / arteries

>

>Dear Saul & group,

>

>I have been having problems with high blood pressure, and wonder

>about the state of my arteries.

>

>I think it has to do with age and stress levels in the last few

>years. I have also noticed myself feeling anxious when I feel like

>my blood pressure is up. Usually taking magnesium helps with it, but

>not always. So adding anxiety to my already elevated blood pressure

>only ends up with a higher blood pressure.

>

>Could you tell me - what has worked for you? I have just started

>back to IV chelation - EDTA. I had done it for about 17 sessions

>about 2 years ago. Now the doctor is suggesting 10 sessions (1 time

>per week), and re-evaluating. I had gotten what they called a " 1/2

>dose " of chelation. I am now asking them to work me up to the full dose.

>

>I have been under tremendous stress for the last 6 years - more so in

>the last 4 years. I have noticed that my reactions to things cause

>an elevated blood pressure now instead of an elevated heart rate. I

>have had allergies for years, and I used to just get an elevated

>heart rate to things. Now I notice that my blood pressure goes

>up. And if I am having a really bad reaction to something I have

>eaten, it often feels like a mixture of a panic attack plus a really

>bad reaction to the food (with a high heart rate, etc.)

>

>Has anyone done IV chelation? How long has it taken to notice any

>positive results from it. I know the magnesium in the solution helps

>for that particular day, but I am talking about making the arteries

>better..... Thanks.

>

>Any advice from anyone - or experience in dealing with these things.

>

>Thanks so much

>Carol

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how do you make the suppositories solid enough to shove up in there a ways?

capsules?

can you just dissolve the EDTA in water, put it in a large syringe with a

tube and catheter tip, and shoot it in?

> Re: high blood pressure / arteries

>

> Garlic, cayenne and hawthorne will not only bring your blood

> pressure down

> but clean your arteries. Acupuncture is great too.

> If you want to do EDTA chelation, you should use

> suppositories. Orally, you

> get 5% uptake, IV you get 100%, but it's much more expensive

> and cumbersome.

> with supporitories, you get 95%, and you can do it in your

> own home. See

> www.calcify.com

> If you want to make your own suppositories intead of buying

> the ones they

> sell, use coconut oil as your medium. It's about 90% cheaper.

>

[Guest guest]

Coconut oil/butter is liquid at room temperature, so you keep them in the

fridge.

Re: high blood pressure / arteries

>>

>> Garlic, cayenne and hawthorne will not only bring your blood

>> pressure down

>> but clean your arteries. Acupuncture is great too.

>> If you want to do EDTA chelation, you should use

>> suppositories. Orally, you

>> get 5% uptake, IV you get 100%, but it's much more expensive

>> and cumbersome.

>> with supporitories, you get 95%, and you can do it in your

>> own home. See

>> www.calcify.com

>> If you want to make your own suppositories intead of buying

>> the ones they

>> sell, use coconut oil as your medium. It's about 90% cheaper.

>>

>

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

> OxyPLUS is an unmoderated e-ring dealing with oxidative therapies, and

> other alternative self-help subjects.

>

> THERE IS NO MEDICAL ADVICE HERE!

>

> This list is the 1st Amendment in action. The things you will find here

> are for information and research purposes only. We are people sharing

> information we believe in. If you act on ideas found here, you do so at

> your own risk. Self-help requires intelligence, common sense, and the

> ability to take responsibility for your own actions. By joining the list

> you agree to hold yourself FULLY responsible FOR yourself. Do not use any

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you make them to look like big bullets.  pointy on one end flat on the other and

shove them up with your finger pushing on the flat end.  cocoanut oil will

harden in the fridge or you could use cocoa butter like the Detoxamins.  these

are quite expensive.  I would make a mold and mix the oil, either one, then

chill them.  The cocoa butter actually is what Detoxamin uses and it stays solid

at room temp.

Subject: RE: high blood pressure / arteries

To: oxyplus

Date: Friday, August 7, 2009, 10:48 AM

 

how do you make the suppositories solid enough to shove up in there a ways?

capsules?

can you just dissolve the EDTA in water, put it in a large syringe with a

tube and catheter tip, and shoot it in?

> Re: high blood pressure / arteries

>

> Garlic, cayenne and hawthorne will not only bring your blood

> pressure down

> but clean your arteries. Acupuncture is great too.

> If you want to do EDTA chelation, you should use

> suppositories. Orally, you

> get 5% uptake, IV you get 100%, but it's much more expensive

> and cumbersome.

> with supporitories, you get 95%, and you can do it in your

> own home. See

> www.calcify. com

> If you want to make your own suppositories intead of buying

> the ones they

> sell, use coconut oil as your medium. It's about 90% cheaper.

>