I am 39 and I have gone years with uncontrolled hypertensive crisis. After a very recent hospital stay, I am now on meds to help, and in my blood pressure meter app, i can see the meds working and my BP and pulse are lowering every day.
I started taking TMG 2 weeks ago. Went from a consistent 150s/90 to 138/81. It helps the body process homocysteine. High levels may cause high blood pressure in some people according to pubmed.
Thanks Dr. Richardson for that great and simple to understand explanation on blood pressure. My BP machine also has readings for pulse. Would you please comment on your take on pulse readings as mine hover around 38-40 bpm. I am a male 78 years old. Thanks in advance for your response.
Dr. Who determines what the norm is? Every few years a group of doctors Get together and change what the norm is..Your body is self healing And self maintaining ..Our body is smarter than your doctor, it’s that They don’t know it..If your np goes up, it’s generally for a reason. Clogged Arteries, over weight, or just plain growing old. But, we’re all put in a norm. Higher bp is a must for some. The last meeting of the group of doctors Determined that 150/80 was norm for folks over 60. Bout time they figured That out..The traditional 120/30 for everyone, regardless of age, health, Past history, environment and so many other factors didn’t matter. Stress Is one of the most common reason for higher bp, but the dr, very rarely Asks these questions…There in a hurry to get to the next patient. Here’s A pill and all will be well, see you in 6 months…SAD.. Dennis
Oh good. a random commenter on the internet says that because doctors update their opinions when new data comes out, I don't have to worry about high blood pressure! Nice! Pass me the salt shaker!
I'm on dialysis and my BP seems to drop a lot usually is between 66/48 to 118/58 I get very lightheaded and feel like I'm going to pass out. Had an echo cardiogram and it came back good.
How about the studies by the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) who discovered that anything bellow 140/90 is normal blood pressure and that anything between that and what you're saying is people being wrongly diagnosed with blood pressure.
My only question would be is this considered normal because everyone's BP is high? Sometimes medical averages factor this in and adjust normal ranges to accommodate. I'm not countering what you say. I'm just curious what their assessment is based on in the study.
I am 39 and I have gone years with uncontrolled hypertensive crisis. After a very recent hospital stay, I am now on meds to help, and in my blood pressure meter app, i can see the meds working and my BP and pulse are lowering every day.
I started taking TMG 2 weeks ago. Went from a consistent 150s/90 to 138/81. It helps the body process homocysteine. High levels may cause high blood pressure in some people according to pubmed.
Your a really good speaker. Enjoying your videos as I have high blood pressure.
Thank you for doing this video, I really appreciate the information and you were excellent at delivering it in a fast and effective way.
The best video explaining the numbers on blood pressure monitors
Doc you did not discuss low blood pressure.
We can always count on this guy to tell us the right way
Thank you for the info. I just checked mine and it's high enough to concern me for real..
Thanks Dr. Richardson for that great and simple to understand explanation on blood pressure. My BP machine also has readings for pulse. Would you please comment on your take on pulse readings as mine hover around 38-40 bpm. I am a male 78 years old. Thanks in advance for your response.
Excellent video. explains it well.
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Your voice was so comforting. Thank you.
Thank you. Good to know information.
Thank you sir for the information.
Quite enlightening , in the next video could you recommend foods that lower blood pressure
All edible plant foods do this and mos especially raw plant foods, so we have a lot of good options here :)!
Dr. Who determines what the norm is? Every few years a group of doctors
Get together and change what the norm is..Your body is self healing
And self maintaining ..Our body is smarter than your doctor, it’s that
They don’t know it..If your np goes up, it’s generally for a reason. Clogged
Arteries, over weight, or just plain growing old. But, we’re all put in a norm.
Higher bp is a must for some. The last meeting of the group of doctors
Determined that 150/80 was norm for folks over 60. Bout time they figured
That out..The traditional 120/30 for everyone, regardless of age, health,
Past history, environment and so many other factors didn’t matter. Stress
Is one of the most common reason for higher bp, but the dr, very rarely
Asks these questions…There in a hurry to get to the next patient. Here’s
A pill and all will be well, see you in 6 months…SAD..
Dennis
Oh good. a random commenter on the internet says that because doctors update their opinions when new data comes out, I don't have to worry about high blood pressure! Nice! Pass me the salt shaker!
Good explanation
Informative. Doctor trails off a lot in his speaking voice.
I'm on dialysis and my BP seems to drop a lot usually is between 66/48 to 118/58
I get very lightheaded and feel like I'm going to pass out. Had an echo cardiogram and it came back good.
Since it has been a year now, how is your bp
Right now it's ok. But will see today how my standing BP will be.
The number mason what do they mean ?
Thank you!
How about the studies by the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) who discovered that anything bellow 140/90 is normal blood pressure and that anything between that and what you're saying is people being wrongly diagnosed with blood pressure.
My only question would be is this considered normal because everyone's BP is high? Sometimes medical averages factor this in and adjust normal ranges to accommodate. I'm not countering what you say. I'm just curious what their assessment is based on in the study.
I taking citopam about 2 year .i suddenly stop taking it 4 months ago.now im feeling unwell.please sir tell me what to do
Good information, thanks!
Doctor did address anything was put on 2.5mg of Amlodipine for BP of 145/89 my reason for this high is night shift and night sleeping
Now am looking for ways and how to detox Amlodipine off my blood or body thank you
My bp has been 175/118. I’m on 160 mg valsartan 160 mg and Coreg 25 mg twice a day
My top numbers are considerably higher than the bottom ones
... what's occurring?
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