Author Topic: Blood pressure issues (Read 1354 times)

vijikr · « **on:** September 09, 2009, 03:27:35 AM »

Namaste,

I am Having high blood pressure for which I am taking mild medication. I am having this HBP only after my brother passed away 3yrs ego of heart attack. But previously I used to have low blood pressure. I honestly think this blood pressure could be cured.Any help regarding lowering blood pressure is really appreciated.

Thanks in advance

Love and Light
Viji

CarsonZi · « **Reply #1 on:** September 09, 2009, 03:50:05 AM »

Shanti · « **Reply #2 on:** September 09, 2009, 03:59:15 AM »

quote:
Originally posted by vijikr

Namaste,

I am Having high blood pressure for which I am taking mild medication. I am having this HBP only after my brother passed away 3yrs ego of heart attack. But previously I used to have low blood pressure. I honestly think this blood pressure could be cured.Any help regarding lowering blood pressure is really appreciated.

Thanks in advance

Love and Light
Viji

Do you smoke and/or drink? Do you stress more these days? A slight touch of depression maybe? Change is eating patterns?

It can be related to heart opening and/or kundalini. Anyway.. you are in the right path with meditation and (mild) medication

. Don't stress too much about it. The more thought you put into it, the longer the symptoms linger on. Continue with the medication and the meditation and you can try the asanas Carson has mentioned above.

Shanti · « **Reply #3 on:** September 09, 2009, 04:07:35 AM »

PS: See if this topic helps (maybe I pointed you to this one before, not sure)
http://www.aypsite.com/plus-forum/index.php?topic=1977

Yogani's reply may be useful:
http://www.aypsite.com/plus-forum/index.php?topic=1977#16377

quote:
Originally posted by yogani

Hi Jim:

The "DASH Diet" is a well-researched reliable way reduce blood pressure:
http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/public/heart/hbp/dash
http://dashdiet.org
For a more articles, Google "DASH Diet."

It is a low fat, low salt diet, leaning toward fruits and vegetables. When combined with regular aerobic exercise, it is highly effective.

As for the AYP practices skewing the results in a stress test, it can vary, but over time it tends toward more relaxed body functions rather than hypertensive, due to the rise of inner silence. Even so, the formative stages of kundalini awakening can be very energizing, as many of us know, so hiccups in the body's parameters may happen. So, at any point in time the influence on biological functioning may vary, depending on where we are in our over all development (and also time of day in relation to our practice routine can make a difference).

It will probably take many years of research by the scientific community to determine the full metrics of human spiritual transformation. Of course, with or without the science, we have to use our common sense and self-pace as needed, which includes doing what is necessary to preserve our health for the long haul. We'd like to be practicing as long as possible in this lifetime.

All the best!

The guru is in you.

christiane · « **Reply #4 on:** September 09, 2009, 06:08:13 AM »

hi Vijikr,

Hatha and meditation are natural medications for many physical/mental diseases..
Diet is a basic thing too.
If you can buy "Al Tobb Al Nabawi" (Medecine of the Prophet) it contains many wisdoms concerning healthy way of living.
And I just wanted to say be specially careful with the consumption of
sugar (white/brown/honey...) and overconsumption of fruits and water as it tends to weaken the heart/kidney function over time.
Also watch out the intake of salt.
Relaxing music and natural incense (rose, lavender,yasmine...) help calming the heart.
Breathing exercises - pranayama - are also balancing.

Peace

christiane · « **Reply #5 on:** September 09, 2009, 06:19:35 AM »

Also found this link in arabic that doesn't have english translation (sorry!).
hope it will help.
http://www.baytalsalaam.com/ar/main.php?view=get_news&idsnews=501&idtitle=20&idpage=43&part=cat

vijikr · « **Reply #6 on:** September 09, 2009, 06:47:08 AM »

First of all thanks Carson,Shanti and christine .

I am just going through them Carzon all those links given by you. I am bit lazy. I have to start doing the asanas again. I remember stopping them since I felt doing yoga(asanas) increased my blood pressure.But now I came to know some pranayama which I was doing earlier had breath retention which made it worst.but now I am easy on it.

Shanti Iam reading about the DASH diet and yet to read yogani's link.I am actually not depressed I am happy person don't indulge in negative stuffs much.

quote:
Do you smoke and/or drink? Do you stress more these days? A slight touch of depression maybe? Change is eating patterns?
It can be related to heart opening and/or kundalini. Anyway..

No I don't smoke or drink. But I noticed for the past 3 days my blood pressure was way too high and I had to take extra shot of pills to bring it down.Now I am wondering if its kundalini stuff (I did add Heart Pranayama recently)

Christine I'll try to get that book.I have reduced salt intake but have to cut down a lot on my junk food.
Thanks I'll take pranayama into consideration.

Btw I haven't added bastrika pranayama yet to my AYP Practice becaz of this bp thing.

Love and Light
Viji

vijikr · « **Reply #7 on:** September 09, 2009, 07:16:29 AM »

quote:
Also found this link in arabic that doesn't have english translation (sorry!).
hope it will help.
http://www.baytalsalaam.com/ar/main...=43#8706;=cat

Hi christiane,

Sorry I don't read Arabic.Anyway thanks for your effort.Sending {{hugs}} to you.I do have some friends from lebanon.

Love and Light
Viji

christiane · « **Reply #8 on:** September 09, 2009, 06:19:22 PM »

You're welcome!

cosmic · « **Reply #9 on:** September 10, 2009, 09:38:44 AM »

Hi Viji, I don't have any advice on the matter, but I wish you a healthy recovery from this. I hope you find a solution that works for you.

With Love
cosmic

NagoyaSea · « **Reply #10 on:** September 10, 2009, 03:40:20 PM »

Hi Viji. A friend of mine had very high blood pressure and nothing was bringing it down....not medicine, salt reduction, caffeine reduction, zero alcohol....nothing. He was worried.

He started walking. He began with a half mile a day. Then a mile, then two. He began walking longer distances because he enjoyed it.

Within three months, his blood pressure was in the normal range. Mind you, he continued his medication and good diet. He was not much overweight, but from walking he also became quite trim. For Tom, walking helped where nothing else did.

Kathy

riptiz · « **Reply #11 on:** September 10, 2009, 07:32:14 PM »

Hi,
I used Anulom vinom pranayama to stabilise my high blood pressure.Search on Swami Ramdev's site for this.He states one needs to do this using full lung breathing to get oxygen into the body.Worked for me using it only 10 minutes a day for 1 week.
L&L
Dave

vijikr · « **Reply #12 on:** September 11, 2009, 06:50:48 AM »

Thanks comsic for your blessings to recover.
Walking I just do around 15 minutes of walk but will try to increase the timming/distance.

quote:
Hi,
I used Anulom vinom pranayama to stabilise my high blood pressure.Search on Swami Ramdev's site for this.He states one needs to do this using full lung breathing to get oxygen into the body.Worked for me using it only 10 minutes a day for 1 week.
L&L
Dave

Dave did this pranayama stabilise the bp for you.I just had a look at those videos on youtube.Thanks for this one.he says anulom vinlom for 15minutes...well I'll try this one out along with walking and some asanas told by Carson.

Regards
Viji

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