Using blood pressure medications to lower it is more dangerous than high blood pressure is because.
Hypertension medications cause serious side effects. The medical companies say: “No efficacy without side effects” only to defend themselves.
Some of the major side effects are dizziness, headache, fatigue, depression, throbbing of the heart, lack of energy, lack of concentration, impotency, frigidity etc.
What’s worse, these medications give rise to the feeling of “false security”
It’s like wearing a safety helmet with an unnoticeable crack in it. You take more risk because you trust the helmet. But when something hits you in the head and the helmet breaks and your head along with it.
Medications for hypertension doesn’t cure hypertension or does it protects from any cardiovascular events - such as heart attack, stroke, embolism, kidney failure and other conditions that are often directly caused by high blood pressure. It doesn’t even normalize the blood pressure.
Fifty percent of the modern populations die from these diseases. Mortality is even slightly higher among people who are on medications. So people are put on medications for the rest of their life, thinking they’ll be safe, but then the safety-device doesn’t work and fatal accident happens. Horrifying, isn’t it?
The reason the medications don’t work is because they don’t take on the underlying cause of hypertension: Stress and wrong diet.
It has never been so easy to live a good life. , we’ve safer than ever. But never before have had worries and stress plagued us so much.
People in that state have tension in their mind and tension in their body. They cannot sleep and they cannot relax. This builds up emotional tension, which again causes hypertension.
The remedy is by taking a break!
The mind needs to take focussed break every day. You definitely need to give your body and mind a few minutes break from all tension and all worries everyday, and watching TV doesn’t solves it.
Half of western world’s population die from conditions where hypertension plays a key role. A Focused break could have saved many of those people.