BP rise on standing, was Re: valerie on last posting

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Ooh that is good to know, for some reason, I thought it would be the

opposite. So I guess you would need to stick with your " test dose "

for 2 weeks or so if you were using this method?

Thanks Val,

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> I think BP changes are slower than temp changes. Thus you could

pass a

> good dose by beofre the BP came up.

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Can someone tell me what BP has to do with aldosterone? I'm lost on

this.

[Guest guest]

>>Can someone tell me what BP has to do with aldosterone? I'm lost on

this.<<

Sldoster0one cpntrols how much sodium & potassium your body retains or loses.

Someties with weak adrenals the aldosterone will be to low in which case even

good amounts of cortisol will nto raise the BP enough.

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aldosterone modulates minerals in cells especially sodium and potassium .so if

you are high in it you retain sodium\loose potassium and magnesium causing high

blood pressure.

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Re:BP rise on standing, was Re: valerie on last

posting

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Can someone tell me what BP has to do with aldosterone? I'm lost on

this.