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My friend had this medication and he had foam mats on the floor of his apartment so he would fall softly. Before the medication he was fine. He now is dead also because of something else they did to him in the hospital. This needless killing has to stop.
I WAS P;PUT ON NEBIVOVOL YEARS AGO FOR HIGH BLOOD PRESURE, FINSTERIDE FOR MY ENLARGED PROSTATE MADE IT SHRINK ,THE DOCTOR ASK ME DID I WANT THE PILLS OR OPERATION I CHOSE THE PILLS HE SAID YO WINT GET AN HARD ON ,TRUE.
Yes but the good doctors won't prescribe you things you don't need, or at least, if they have to, they'll help you find the generic alternatives (which my doctor does, but I have diabetes so doctor visits are required for me, but they have me on pretty much all generic medications so they unlikely are getting any kickback from any of them). One did try to prescribe this new drug a few years ago and I stopped seeing that doctor as it was clear they were being pressured to prescribe the new drug, but when I found another doctor, they said "That's a new drug, I wouldn't necessarily recommend it yet even though it's FDA approved. Try this other generic one that's been around for decades."
My blood pressure goes through the roof the minute I go into a doctor's office. As soon as I get home and wait fifteen minutes, it's normal. I will not take their drugs.
Car wreck put me in rehab & nursing home. Multiple times a day they pestered me for temp and bp. Multiple times a day temp was normal and every time I told them my bp was elevated because they were there harassing me. I fought every attempt to medicate me in any way.
Same here, but my Dr didn’t push pill on me. She said oh you probably have white coats syndrome and asked me to take my blood pressure at home to make sure it’s normal.
YES, so true!! I'm 72 and was disabled at 50 with chronic pain from fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome, anxiety and depression. Also have spinal stenosis and degenerative disc disease and have had 5 spinal fusions. I went carnivore almost 3 years ago and my pain is minimal, anxiety and depression are gone, type 2 diabetes is gone, fatty liver gone, and I have been able to at least postpone a 6th spinal fusion and, knee replacement and shoulder replacement! I am now off 8 of my 11 long term prescriptions and reducing the remaining ones!! Feel better than I have in over 25 years!! Also have eliminated the need for so many specialists!! Enjoying life again!!
I stopped taking my BP tablets. I've given my health to Jesus. My BP is at its best it's been in years, my headaches have disappeared, the dizziness has disappeared. I sleep better, I'm much happier. God decides when I leave this world and by what means. After Covid, God is the only one I trust. He made me, He knows what I need.
God says eat lots of raw fruit and you will be fruitful. First page of the Bible says our best food is Fruit, Seeds, Herbs. Keep it simple and you will be healthy, wealthy, and wise.
There are more pharmacies than grocery stores. Why are they not herb stores (God's medicine with little side effects and cheaper) instead of lab products?
Recently the doctor tried to push a blood test on me and it wasn't even my appointment. I was accompanying someone. When I refused she said ok well just a finger prick then !!!!! DNA harvesting or what.
That's where I got a little problem with that if they had self-respect in morals he would turn the other doctors in it's doing this crap wake up America calls everybody ain't dumb
I'm in heart failure. Started carnivore diet. No blood pressure meds or stains anymore. My dr is freaking out...I feel great!high cholesterol and loving it.
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That's just crazy talk. How many doctors can afford two vacation homes using that nonsensical advice? My BP has been around 135/80 for the past fifty years. How many strokes have I missed out on?
Wow I’m a Black woman living in N.Y . Went to ER with pain.🤔 I’m a sickler. Of course I’m in pain, so my pressure went up . Long story short they discharged me with 4 meds. I never took them. I’m a hospice nurse, of course I knew better not to take them. 6 months later no pressure, no pressure pills, no problem .👍🏽Thank you for your tips ❤
You would think that things like pain and anxiety of being in ER would be considered but no. They are not thinking of the patient, they are thinking of lawyers and insurance premiums (CYA). So glad you knew better.
Just curious, though, you were sick enough to go to hospital, so what are the hospital staff expected to do for a patient with these symptoms? Just curious.
My wife is a nurse with 35 years of experience, many of those years in the emergency department. It’s amazing how little common sense is practiced in hospitals.
Shouldn’t that be just “Medical Proper Protocol” to do that. That’s just “Laziness Protocol” that set this up. Certainly not for the patient. But for their laziness.
I totally changed my diet to carnivore 6 months ago and Im feeling great, I would suggest reading book called The 21 Former doctor secrets by Rachel Morgan, she opened my eyes about industry
Why can"t more physicians be like you? Big Pharma payouts have destroyed the medical industry. Thank you for advising us of HONEST methods of making patients get WELL instead of sicker (which appears to be their goal).
@@rongablue Nor do they fill pharma's bottom lines. Incidentally, in pre-revolutionary China, family doctors were paid only while the patients were well, or so I have read.
Not that I don't agree but look at the lifestyles, food, beverage choices. People eat out it's convenient. To be fair in that opinion people eat out to socialize.
Because they lose their license, same as RNs lose their registration. Stop assuming some of us haven’t tried. Go and do some research on doctors and nurses who get thrown out after whistleblowing. This isn’t black and white, it’s many shades of grey.
So true, worked as P.T. home health care for years, one patient of mine reported feeling lethargic dizzy lightheaded all signs of low blood pressure, systolic was 86, yet she was about to take two blood pressure pills and a blood thinner which also lowers blood pressure, I had her call pharmacist first, he was heard yelling on phone, "don't take any of those three pills, call your doctor now!!" In other words, my cautionary warning probably saved her life, remember low blood pressure can be more a problem than high, it very often precedes death!! Over medicating patients is a national scandal indeed ~
Hi Dr Dhand. I'm a retired ER RN. I worked in 22 different ERs in my career (I was a traveler for 7 years). I saw it all. A HUGE disconnect occurred between doctor and nurse near everywhere I worked in that communication between the two was relegated to written orders. It should be MANDATORY that doctors join in with nurses during shift changes AND during important moments when sharing info is absolutely necessary. I have worked with thousands of doctors. The ones that scared me the most were those unwilling to interact with the staff.
I am not a healthcare practitioner,but my mum was, and I worked in factories. Even if there are no people involved, (so we work with just items, factory products, ) handover is vital! Especially when we work with people,human beings, who have sickness! Without a proper handover, the poor Nurse alone,how can she find out what happens with the patient ???!!!
I never understood why they did a complete shift change at one time. I always thought, have a few nurses come in at a certain time and then a few more a half hour later and so on. It's a mad house during shift change and I noticed patient care suffered during that time.
I worked in an ER for decades. Providers and nursing staff were collaborative and communicative on a very high level. We relied heavily on one another to care for the patient.
Am an RN in a hospital, have been for 12 yrs and you are spot on. I have been creating the nursing care plan for my patients based on these common adverse effects resulting from the interplay of pathology syndromes and medications. When the attending physician for the patient orders the typical regimen of BP medications, I have a plan ready-made to intervene quickly during a rapid response. I educate patients and remind them that they have the right to refuse the prescribed treatment. Yes, I lost my prior RN position in 2021 for refusing the jabb . Healthcare serves big pharma more than the patients now. Sad.
2020, My cardiologist wanted me on BP Meds. My wife, a RN was with me said to the doc that i have White lab coat syndrome. So my wife took my BP twice a day for 60 days, Thats 120 times in 2 months. 14 times, Out of 120, it was slightly elevated. My cardiologist STILL insisted on me being on BP Meds and of course Statins. I fired him
I've heard that at least 1 out of 4 people have white coat syndrome. I am one of them. And yet our blood pressure is usually taken only once during a doctor appt and usually shortly after having our weight and height taken( also things that can raise anxiety and therefore blood pressure). And yet so many doctors will prescribe bp meds from that one time. I'd advise all people to take their blood pressure at home on a regular basis and to study and apply measures about diet and exercise to have a healthy blood pressure.
Dear Dr. Dhand. Thank you for making this video. I'm sure that it won't make you very popular with your fellow health professionals. This has been going on for many years. About 15 years ago my mother had three crushed discs in her back. She was admitted to hospital for a good number of weeks. For at least two weeks, the nurses would give her her all of her meds, although one of them caused her blood pressure to drop to circa 80 over 40. She was then placed on a drip, as an emergency procedure. After a few days myself and family members spotted the pattern and asked if the offending med could be stopped/lowered until she left the hospital. The doctors refused, until one day, my mother seemingly close to death for seen by an "on-call" doctor. He immediately stopped the offending medication and my mother wasn't placed on an emergency drip for the remainder of her time in hospital. It was a complete lack of common sense from the health "professionals, which I genuinely believe would have led my mother's death without the intervention of the "on-call" doctor!
SIR,GOD BLESS YOU FOR NOT BEING GREEDY AND PLEASE BE VERY CARFUL OF BIG PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES THEY CAN BE VERY EVIL. KEEP SAFE AND KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.🙏🕉
Yes, I remember when my father was discharged from hospital in the UK following pancreatitis despite the positive covid test he got the day before release. We were glad to get him out as visits weren't allowed mid-pandemic. On release he kept getting tired, laying down, having more symptoms and he just collapsed a couple of times and his blood pressure was low. I realised after a while that he was on 3 medications that would lower blood pressure and he hadn't had high blood pressure since his heart bypass some years ago. I intervened with my mother to get him off of two of them and he recovered pretty quickly. He was surrounded by `experts' in hospital who discharged him with drugs that could have ended his life. So much for all that expertise. I'm glad to know why from this video - excellent as always.
After an accident at work, the doctor took a tantrum because i wasnt on blood pressure pills. He discharged me without treatment. I was glad to get home and at peace in my bed
@@Rev695 Usa is beat out by a quarter of the world’s countries, in life-expectancy, rankings #48 , loosing to some areas with no medical industry at all , while Usa buys 90% of the worlds pharma.
In May, after checking my blood pressure several times, my doctor told me my reading was 165/82 (I was there for an unrelated reason) I was surprised by this information; however, there is a history of high blood pressure in my family-but I had already decided not to participate. 😊 I was offered a prescription but I turned it down, saying I’d try something else. So, ever since the last week of May up to, and including today, I have been getting an average of 18,000 steps a day in walking. Prior to this I was rebounding for 15 minutes six days a week. My blood pressure is now averaging 118/70. Definitely an improvement. In addition to the improvement in my blood pressure, I lost ten pounds that I’d been wrestling with for the past several years. So a drug free win-win here. Thank you, Dr. Dhand for all your words of wisdom. 😃
Grapefruit lowers BP. I refused medication for High BP and take freshly squeezed grapefruit everyday. Clicked when GP said you can't have grapefruit with these , so I researched and hey ho G/F lowers BP
I wonder what you eat in a regular day. I would gues flower and sugar makes you insuline resistant and this causes uric acid levels to rise and then your arteries stiffen❤
Hi, I've been going to hospital recently because of severe pain on my left side lower back, I had an incline that it could be kidney stone or urine infection because I've had this pain before about 8 years ago, I did have abit of blood in the urine and they gave me strong antibiotics for the infection, but they did a CT scan afew days after and I have a very small kidney stone aswel, the thing is my blood pressure has been coming so high when they been checking my blood pressure, between 164 and 186 and they are telling me to go to my GP to keep a check on my blood pressure, my GP wants to keep a check on it and if it's still so high he wants to start giving me BP tablets, I've got a machine at home that checks the blood pressure and I been checking on that at home and it's been 152 to 166 in the last 2 days, what do you think I should do? I'm really strict with myself taking tablets prescribed by hospitals and doctors, I've always been like this for years but I would love to know from a nurse like yourself, thanks
“I’m a nurse” So, if your BP hits 210/110 you’re going to carry on with your healthy lifestyle and refuse any drugs even though you know full well that you’re extremely likely to have a stroke or heart attack. You’re a crap nurse.
When I was a young woman I took a class in cosmetology and right next door there was the nursing class and we would go over and the nurses would take our blood pressure. The young woman that was taking my blood pressure was very frustrated because she wasn't getting the right reading and there were probably about 40 students in the nursing class and the teacher saw her struggling and came over and attempted to take my blood pressure and the teacher couldn't get a reading either the right way and she finally stood up and she said this is a case one in a million. Her blood pressure is so low that she is legally dead. My blood pressure has always been low but I am as healthy as a horse at 70 now
You need SALT if your pressure is too low. it is not good for your brain. Actually, our blood pressure rises as we age to PROTECT OUR BRAIN. lowering it with drugs, and avoiding salt is what kills people!
I have complained to several doctor's offices that their help insists on taking my "resting" blood pressure the minute I sit down. When I'm allowed to rest for a minimum of five minutes, my BP is typically around 110/62 or thereabouts. But if they take the moment I sit down, it varies from 125/70 to 140/75. Recently, I had surgery. The follow up went just as I described, except that I told the nurse I wanted to wait five minutes..she said she didn't know if she could wait that long, and left. In my chart, she wrote that I refused having my bp and weight checked. I in fact, was weighed by her, and did not refuse my bp. She falsified my chart.
My BP is always high at the doctor's. Thankfully, my doctor let's me take a waking blood pressure for 2 weeks at home and check back in. It's not been consistently high enough to treat.
But 125/80 is ok too. The doctors and pharmaceutical companies try to make it bad to make us pay for pills. Anything below 130/80 or 130/90 is good. Even 135/90 or 140/90 is ok Sometimes like after exercises or specific moments of stress. Or course it should be low when we're relaxed but It's the doctors and corruption thats the problem. They really are fear mongering. Blood pressure shouldn't even be a topic. But the doctors and pharmaceuticals make it a problem.
This happened to me the other day. I’m normally in the 120 range over 70ish range. The help at the doctors office took it twice upon arrival and I was almost 140/89 range. Once the doctor saw me she took it again after she saw how high it was and I was back down to my normal range
I had a doctor want to put me on heart meds even though I have low BP. And you would not believe what he did to my medical records... removed records, altered existing records and falsified new records... and he left a long clear paper trail...
I’m so grateful for doctors like you! I know you’re putting yourself at risk financially for telling us the truth. I guarantee you will be rewarded by our creator for the lives you’re saving. Not only that but you’re saving quality of life for many people. Many people’s lives have been destroyed by unnecessary health issues.
When I was in the trauma Ward I experienced this, they literally said we're just trying to check the boxes. I was telling the nurses that the medication was making me violently sick 20 to 30 minutes after they were giving it to me. They wouldn't listen. Just kept saying that they had to check the boxes. Finally, I had to scream profanities and slurs at the nurse to the point where he refused to see me again after that, it was always different nurses from that point on. I never saw him again. I still feel bad for what I said to him, but he was hurting me and he wouldn't listen. I didn't know what to do. I'm thankful for the care that I received. Overall, I'm eternally grateful that they saved my life, if it wasn't for the incredible care that I received, I wouldn't be able to play with my daughter or run a logging company, but that facet of it was just awful. If I could make one critique, it's that they need to teach those people to question whether or not what they're doing makes sense and to not just follow procedure mindlessly. Overall 9 out of 10. Thank you, Harbor View Medical Center
About 10 years ago, I was in the hospital for surgery. When I was being discharged, the attending physician went over my medications and told me the drugs and dosages I had been prescribed for blood pressure seemed excessive based on the BP readings recorded during my admission. He suggested I relay that info to my GP, which I did. He didn't agree. He became my ex-doctor rather quickly.
Omg same thing happened here to my 87 yr old mom. Best thing anyone can do is buy a blood pressure machine. They are not expensive. Hers went down to 100 over 60 and i immediately knew to take her off the bp pills.she 120 over 80 now with no bp pill. Phew
I always appreciate your recommendations. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I am a nurse. When I was in the hospital years ago, a nurse tried to give me blood pressure meds. I asked her what my blood pressure was (I already knew what it was). She said she didn't know but would look in the computer. My BP was low (always runs low). She was going to administer the med anyway. I was hoping to have educational moment. So much for that. I refused the meds and asked to be discharged. I haven't been to a doctor or hospital as a patient since that event.
I’m glad you mentioned common sense, there was such a lack of it in the nursing home and then hospital with my mother, things that someone with no medical training could see weren’t right
My mom, a Polish immigrant from a farm - high school education…she hates figured this out a couple years ago and most likely saved my grandmother’s life couple of times in the hospital at 95 plus now. Due to other loved ones experiences as a caretaker, you have to watch, strongly advocate and sometimes insist when you see mindless yet insidious mistakes being made that simply follow protocol.
I visited a doctor for the first time,and after only THREE MINUTES of meeting me he took my blood pressure which was slightly high and said "Your going to need blood pressure pills". I said "Yea I don't think so". 3 weeks later after avoiding caffeine and salt my pressure is now normal. This guy WANTED me on meds. I used COMMON SENSE an fixed my issue in no time.
I've found coffee does affect my blood pressure too. I was recently prescribed a blood pressure pill for the first time at age 54. My blood pressure in the GP clinic was 160/90. However I found the medication made me feel dizzy. A week later I had to go back to the GP for an unrelated matter and the nurse took my blood pressure and it was 130/80. Of course they thought it was improved because of the BP medication. However, I wasn't taking the medication because of how it made me feel. I wondered what on earth could make my blood pressure come down, and then I realised I hadn't had a coffee that day (I only had one a day usually). I have not had coffee now for over a month and my blood pressure remains about 130/80 ish. I do get a bit of white coat syndrome, so perhaps it is even closer to normal that that in reality. Coffee (even just one) can certainly raise blood pressure, and some people are more sensitive to this effect of caffeine than others as well I've learned.
My doctor is really trying to get me on BP meds. Each time I refuse. I was always able to get it back to normal, not optimal, but normal. I did this through diet, exercise, and drinking lots of water. I did the same thing with my cholesterol. My previous doc always said plenty of fluids and exercise, which I have always done. New doc never says that.
I just saw my doctor yesterday and my PB was 104/78. He lowered my Lisinopril/HTCZ dosage in half. I asked him to remove the HTCZ for just a 10mg of Lisinopril. It's only been a day, but I don't have bouts of sweating or random heart palpitations. I'm 41 and my A1C is down to 5.4 from 7. He said he considers all his patients who were diabetic to still be diabetic even if their blood work changes. He prescribed a statin but I declined, in favor of continuing a healthier lifestyle. The last thing I need is a drug to make my muscles and joints even more sore making it harder for me to exercise.
I saw a vid on lisinopril today. It has snake venom in it! Stop taking it. It damaged my patient. I couldn't figure out for two months why she's itching like crazy and has welts. It was the lisinopril !
@@kimrobson6637 You know, after 1 month, I have to reflect on my statement and correct myself. The reason being, our 11 year old had to go to a pediatric hospital with a lot of pain, his appendix had to be removed. The nurses and the surgeons and everyone involved were really great and he's recovered 100%, so I'm incredibly grateful. Having said that, you also have to be VERY careful what they do recommend. I just watched an interview on Reinnette Senum's 'Foghorn Express" (on Substack, she's worth listening to about quite a few topics) about a family who took their daughter to a hospital and the NIGHTMARE that they had to deal with and how the hospital made the girl worse and worse. So, bottom line, hospitals are great in some regards, but definitely have to do your own research and make your own decisions and pray you never end up in the wrong hands
THANK YOU SO MUCH! That happened with my mother about 15 yrs ago. I’m glad you said to ask the nurse about the patients stats. Many people are intimidated by medical staff. When a loved one is sick in the hospital their lack of insight may be obscured. It’s very important to be an advocate for them.
I just had an annual exam and after reviewing my chart the new doctor commented that he noticed I had not been put on any medication YET. As if medication is inevitable with age, regardless of my diet, healthy lifestyle, etc. good thing I no longer expect much from most of today’s physicians.
Good for you! Same for me. US doctors always seem “baffled” when I tell them I have no regular prescriptions. I eat very healthy and stay active and feel the same as when in my 30’s. Having “good habits” is important.
Since retired 9 years ago and got insurance changed Doctor's 8 times because they are complaining too much about my blood pressure! And trying to put me on medication! About a year ago i started eating my favorite food my mom used to make at home 70 years ago " PICKLED BEETS" i eating a jar every week and drinking the juice. Plus I mix Tart cherry juice and V8 and some of the juice from my pickled Beets ( NOT concentrate or Beet pills) and my blood pressure is 100% normal Now!
I had the horrible experience of having my 80 year old mother having a exasperation admitted to an IC unit and being intubated. I was by her side the entire 7 days and found the attending nurses to be excellent and horrible. After 3 days a new shift came on and the responsible caring new day nurse went through mom's charts and realized my mom's fluids were 4-5 liters high. The previous nurses were to lazy to bother reading the charts. You must be there for your loved ones whether they like it or not. If you do not they will not put the effort in. Ask questions and find out what they are doing and research the treatments they are administering. I truly believe my mother would not have made it without my support and for the professional nurses not the ones there to just pick up a paycheck. Doctors rely on these nurses to perform. Also in these IC units a lot of things are happening behind the scenes with the IC teams that your not aware of and when you think things are not being looked at they are..
Sixty two and on two medications for BP, morning (10mg) and evening (5mg). Caused regular light head when standing up. Had to get second tablet reduced by half but it made little difference. Stopped the second tablet completely and symptoms virtually gone. No point contacting the doctor, they only go by figures and not the reality and effect of medication.
I have worked in hospitals and been a patient. I am 74 yrs and at this end of my life I am determined to avoid hospitals at all costs. That now adds to my avoidance of GP's. I have a love practice nurse left to help me so praying my health continues to improve. 😵💫
The last few years I had to take both parents to hospital and had to stay there with them for days. My conclusion is that our health system is all about making money. Two years ago my dad died because of COVID and then got an infection. They would not let me visit him during this time and I couldn't keep an eye on him. Avoid hospitals/Dr's at all costs.
This happened 5-6 years ago when my elderly father was admitted to an NHS ‘hospital.’ He was literally on just an aspirin a day and paracetamol but in their infinite wisdom, the hospital dr re-prescribed BP medication that my father was taken off 12 months prior! Why? Just because! Consequently my father was struggling to walk he was so weak, he was confused and lifeless. But at the time I couldn’t understand his decline. It wasn’t until I asked after his meds that I realised what they’d done. Oh we put him on them because he was on them before, the dr said. But his own GP had taken him off them 12 months prior because with age, his BP had dropped significantly. My response to the hospital dr was…if someone comes in who had their leg chopped off last time they were admitted, you don’t chop the other leg off because that’s what they had done before…do you? If you’d have read his notes on admission you would have seen I gave all this info. Being admitted today is like a game of Russian roulette I’m afraid…sometimes you might get decent care backed up by quality drs…other times you’re surrounded by numpties wearing a badge 🤦🏻♀️
Exactly. My "doctor" recently said to me, knowing full well that I'm anti-pharmaceuticals wherever possible, that I "have" to go on a specific pharmaceutical when I'm 60. So apparently that's how medicine works now, I'm a statistic and there's just no need for testing, finding out how I live my life, what I eat, the supplements I take, etc. etc. Zero individualised care. It's disgusting.
As a retired critical care nurse of 35 years I would advise people to invest in their own reliable BP machine for home use and watch the trends. At doctors office what usually happens is the patient gets one BP reading from a nurse that hooks you up to a machine with sometimes the wrong sized cuff and if elevated never takes it again unless you ask. This after perhaps driving through traffic or rushed to get to the appointment or a host of other situations. Consciously or sub consciously you may be nervous which too will elevate your BP. Also the cuff can become so uncomfortable, tight and even painful that it probably makes your pressure go up. Also, you never know how often the machine has been calibrated and if its giving you a true reading. A few years back I went to the doctors office and with a one time reading the doctor placed me on Lisinopril and the next day I went for a walk and almost passed out due to hypotension. After that I got my own machine and have been in the normal range and I will continue to monitor it and never took that medication again.
I have a NP who I like at my doctor's office who will NOT take my bp until I'm in there with her & talking for a few minutes. At least she has that going for her.❤
@@jhannon9495 I went through two GP practices, changed from one to another because I wasn't being listened to (so 4 GPs in total), 3 specialists (a heart, endocrinologist etc.) and because the first GP surgery decided I was simply stressed the message went down the line to all of the others from them that that was all it was. I didn't discover that until years later when a decent secretary slipped me an email between them all. A friend, a working in the medical profession even approached one of those specialists advocating for me but she too wasn't listened to. I had a pancreatic tumour it eventually turned out (fortunately benign even though it was the size they normally turn cancerous). I did everything, wrote, had family go to them but NOBODY LISTENED TO ME BECAUSE THE FIST MEDIC'S DECISION WAS LISTENED TO BY ALL. GOD FORBID THE PATIENT would know they own body - right?!
i've been a practicing doctor for more than 40 years.... and this "high blood pressure" thing... what a farce! You don't have a high blood pressure if I measure it once... just being in my office is enough to increase your blood pressure for a few minutes.... Sure some patients have it... like myself... but really, make a proper diagnosis first! I need at least 4 to 5 consultations before making the diagnosis with a good conscience...
Excellent and truthful advice. I seldom give accolades except for Dr's who are passionate in their profession. You are a Dr. who deserves my sincere thank you for your work!!
As a board certified Naturopathic Doctor, I THANK you, Dr.Dhand for confirming this. I have only been in clinical practice a few years but I have discovered this with many of my clients, already. Before I recommend anything to my clients, I pour over (ie: I study both, in my catalogs as well as any new info online pertaining to medications) over each one of their medications
Thanks for the warning Doctor Dhand, your message is fantastic! Thanks for saving my life! (I've experienced this myself. Very low blood pressure. Passing out when standing, from sitting.)
Thank you for raising awareness about such an important issue! This video is a must-watch for anyone concerned about their health or a loved one's. Keep sharing these eye-opening insights!
It takes guts to speak out and to speak up about Medical profession . Speaking truth is a costly business . It costed me an indescribable amount of stress / victimisation and ill health . I send you my blessings and strength for being a great , honest Dr .
It never fails every time I go see a doc for something else. My BP is thru the roof. Its always been like that since I had my first child at 19 yrs old.
Drs and other sick care staff can be avoided when sugar and flower and alcohol and aigarettes are avoided as much as possible. Go for a walk in nature, talk to physical people, not screens. Limit tv and propaganda garbage in paper or pixel form. Pay attention to yr body. Love yourself, do meditation and learn to listen to yr heart and nature. No distraction like porn, tv or tiktok. Go to sleep when nature sleeps. Wake up with the birds preferably somewhere in nature, do work that supports people, nature, animals. Get a dog or cat and talk with ye children,cparents❤❤❤❤❤
I get the opposite. I have been in the hospital a couple of times for major surgery. My BP runs low all the time, I used to be the "training dummy" in both EMT class and RN school because of it. When I'm not feeling well in hospital, it has sometimes been 70 over 40 and I am still mentally normal and no problems, BUT then they keep trying to increase it by giving me a lot of IV fluids. Luckily for me all this does is make me pee constantly (and complain constantly until they stop the excess fluids that are also racking up a huge bill), but as a RN I have seen doctors to this to people with low BP and fill up their lungs with fluid. One patient died because of this, and of course they then blamed the nurse for following the doctor's orders! If you are too sick to speak up for yourself a hospital is likely the most dangerous place you can be; modern medicine will kill you.
I'm similar to you, when I'm ill, my BP plummets. One time in the ambulance (burst appendix), I asked the ambo what my BP was. With a straight face, he said "I think you're dead." 😆
Thanks doc. I've been on several things including BP pills post stent and it seems drs in Oz are very reluctant to look at meds. We're getting closer to social credits here so I'll have to manage it myself. Please keep making these videos. Our system has completely failed us and it's only a few braver doctors that talk truth now. I appreciate your work 👍🇦🇺
I have another angle to this high blood pressure issue. I have my own BP machine, and consider my BP to be fairly normal, except for high stress situations. I have noticed that the doctor says my bp is very high and wanted to put me on a range of BP medications. I firmly believe, due to my own experiences, that the BP machines are calibrated to show high BP ... (when my own, which I had tested and was correct, ) I believe this to sell drugs for big pharma. Anybody else had this experience? I don't take the medication prescribed and I am fine.
Wow 😮 I never thought about it like that! The machines are definitely rigged! It’s not just the cuffs’ it’s your quality of life that makes the difference! When you know your very active’ eating healthier’ drinking water’ getting your sleep 🛌 then’ theirs no way your blood pressure can be high! It’s sad’ it’s all RIGGED!
Thanks doctor! I've spent near 2 months at the hospital very recently whee they would take my vitals 5 times a day and my blood pressure was at 109/90 for which they considered perfect. I had asked the nurse what reading would cause her to worry about something. She said that for me, 150 and above would be concerning since I've never been above 120 to date. But that same 150 could mean an improvement for someone else! And that the ones with hbp would be at 200! But my Mom was part of the ones that were taking high blood pressure medication but was telling me that she had been having low blood pressure incidents lately. I knew she was monitoring herself so I asked her average and it was 120/90. To me, that's not high, but she'd been taking this medication for years making sure to always have a prescription but never questionning the need. Well, she's been off them by the doc, no lowbp incident and with regular readings... We are in Montreal, Qc, Can. If you don't question you'll get all kind of unneeded medicine supposed to solve something but causing a dufferent problem! So thanks again, for all!
Good. Not three hours. Ten minutes is surely still more than you need to make your point. Ive seen a few of your shows and they are very informative for to lay person. Thank you.
Right on! Here’s a short story for y’all. Had high blood pressure most of my adult life, even with meds it was very high. Just as a hobby I started growing oyster mushrooms, I love them, can’t get enough. Not so long after beginning this hobby I was at a friends house and he had a blood pressure monitor on the table, so I strapped it on and to my astonishment it right where it should be, I thought his monitor was faulty as it did appear to be old. I left his house and went straight to the pharmacy and bought a monitor…… bang on! So, I started reading, and after digging deep enough there it was…. Oyster mushrooms can lower your blood pressure……..that was eight years ago, I’m 62 now and not in any meds, I do eat mushrooms often and my bp is still bang on! Just my story.
It reached the point where I contracted with a private R.N. to sit in my husband's room while I was at work and monitor all medical action. That put an end to the idiocy of poor communication between the hospital personal and the arrogant high handedness. A side benefit was that she and my husband enjoyed each other's company and what would have been a stressful, very difficult 2 months for him was much more relaxed knowing that she was a competent and effective advocate who wouldn't be condescended to by hospital personnel.
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Dr. House is also very good doctor
My friend had this medication and he had foam mats on the floor of his apartment so he would fall softly. Before the medication he was fine. He now is dead also because of something else they did to him in the hospital. This needless killing has to stop.
I WAS P;PUT ON NEBIVOVOL YEARS AGO FOR HIGH BLOOD PRESURE, FINSTERIDE FOR MY ENLARGED PROSTATE MADE IT SHRINK ,THE DOCTOR ASK ME DID I WANT THE PILLS OR OPERATION I CHOSE THE PILLS HE SAID YO WINT GET AN HARD ON ,TRUE.
A good Doctor in a rotten and corrupted system.
Doctors are under the control of the drug suppliers
@@AVIATOR-by4kk Doctors are drug dealers, little more.
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Yes but the good doctors won't prescribe you things you don't need, or at least, if they have to, they'll help you find the generic alternatives (which my doctor does, but I have diabetes so doctor visits are required for me, but they have me on pretty much all generic medications so they unlikely are getting any kickback from any of them). One did try to prescribe this new drug a few years ago and I stopped seeing that doctor as it was clear they were being pressured to prescribe the new drug, but when I found another doctor, they said "That's a new drug, I wouldn't necessarily recommend it yet even though it's FDA approved. Try this other generic one that's been around for decades."
@@AVIATOR-by4kk If they were honest, they would free themselves.
My
blood pressure goes through the roof the minute I go into a doctor's office. As soon as I get home and wait fifteen minutes, it's normal. I will not take their drugs.
Same here 😊
Car wreck put me in rehab & nursing home. Multiple times a day they pestered me for temp and bp. Multiple times a day temp was normal and every time I told them my bp was elevated because they were there harassing me. I fought every attempt to medicate me in any way.
Yes that's quite common. Good that you're aware
Same here, but my Dr didn’t push pill on me. She said oh you probably have white coats syndrome and asked me to take my blood pressure at home to make sure it’s normal.
Same.
The less medications you take the better, the less often you go to doctor the better. The system is corrupt and real innovation is kept out.
100% correct ❤🎉
The only innovation is to get patients stucked and dependant on medical tests, analysis and drugs for years.
YES, so true!! I'm 72 and was disabled at 50 with chronic pain from fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome, anxiety and depression. Also have spinal stenosis and degenerative disc disease and have had 5 spinal fusions. I went carnivore almost 3 years ago and my pain is minimal, anxiety and depression are gone, type 2 diabetes is gone, fatty liver gone, and I have been able to at least postpone a 6th spinal fusion and, knee replacement and shoulder replacement! I am now off 8 of my 11 long term prescriptions and reducing the remaining ones!! Feel better than I have in over 25 years!! Also have eliminated the need for so many specialists!! Enjoying life again!!
@@bettyjohnson2964 T R U TH ❤ same here
I came off statins, then came off Levothyroxine. All I am on now is one blood pressure tablet. Still here.
I stopped taking my BP tablets. I've given my health to Jesus. My BP is at its best it's been in years, my headaches have disappeared, the dizziness has disappeared. I sleep better, I'm much happier.
God decides when I leave this world and by what means.
After Covid, God is the only one I trust. He made me, He knows what I need.
I stopped the BP pills.
ayurveda all the way!
Sending love and strength. . Your message inspired me
I’m same with statin
God says eat lots of raw fruit and you will be fruitful. First page of the Bible says our best food is Fruit, Seeds, Herbs. Keep it simple and you will be healthy, wealthy, and wise.
Why did you trust COVID?
this video got me thinking, and it actually reminded me of the hidden herbs. that book is a fantastic read and covers so much more!
There are more pharmacies than grocery stores. Why are they not herb stores (God's medicine with little side effects and cheaper) instead of lab products?
I lost my kidney because of high blood pressure. I hooked up on dialysis as nd had a transplant. Don’t believe what you see on UA-cam.
Don’t have a dr , don’t want one, don’t know one. Age 69. No vax no meds nothing. Livin’ to 100.
You were vaxed as a baby.
Me, too. 56 years old.
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Don't advertise...the gews and wef will come after you
I'm good at refusing things that doctors "suggest." And I'm doing fine.
Me too
Same
Me too
Recently the doctor tried to push a blood test on me and it wasn't even my appointment. I was accompanying someone. When I refused she said ok well just a finger prick then !!!!! DNA harvesting or what.
I go off some meds, to give my organs a break. They dislike me. lol.
A doctor with integrity. Honesty. Morals. And self respect for himself and his patients.
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Not many of them left Christine Cutts 29
That's where I got a little problem with that if they had self-respect in morals he would turn the other doctors in it's doing this crap wake up America calls everybody ain't dumb
@@JodyHammettIs this a jelous doctor talking?
@@JodyHammettIs this a jelous doctor talking?
I'm in heart failure. Started carnivore diet. No blood pressure meds or stains anymore. My dr is freaking out...I feel great!high cholesterol and loving it.
Carnivore diet is the worst form of diets ever
Just be patient with time you will regret and remember my words
Continued health to you!
Great I started 10 days ago and hopefully keep going 👍
Great keep Going!! 👍🏼
For those who care about their health and what goes on behind the scenes, 'Health and Beauty Mastery' is a must-read. Dr. Julian Bannett exposes shocking facts about the industry that everyone should know. I can’t look at health advice the same way again!
I got it, truly a good book
totally agree
Thanks for the spam that you're copying and pasting all over UA-cam.
Drugs do not heal sickness. Fresh air, sunshine, friendliness, healthy food and drink and prayer heal sickness.
Amen 🙏
That's just crazy talk. How many doctors can afford two vacation homes using that nonsensical advice? My BP has been around 135/80 for the past fifty years. How many strokes have I missed out on?
Yes ❤☀️
Amen & AMEN
That’s right and AMEN!!🙏🏻
Many Doctors seem to have forgotten "First do no Harm"
Most of them .
THIS!!
Yhy're not trained to remember it. They're trained to tick boxes. I think the last doctors left are vet.doctors.
I don't think it is even mentioned to them in medical school.
@@pandamisha I have my doubts about those as well.
The moment Dr. Dhund reaches 5 million subscribers, consider it the spark of a new Renaissance we've all been waiting for.
Watch Dr. Ken Berry. He thinks pretty much the same way.
@Beyondabsence thank you, you just prompted me to subscribe. This wonderful doctor is very much like my own here in the UK.
@@garyclark1135 Yes! I follow the carnivore diet and feel 20 years younger in many ways.
@@MarieLamour-cv1jc Yes!
@@TaraSykes3 Yes, he renewed my hopes.
I think Fauchi already exposed the medical community for what it is, but it's nice to see you're trying to get on the right side of the equation.
Stop failing for maga propaganda.
Yahuah. Please take care of this honest doctor. You know what happens to the doctors that are woke and honest. ❤
YAHWEH
She said Yahuah
Wow I’m a Black woman living in N.Y . Went to ER with pain.🤔 I’m a sickler. Of course I’m in pain, so my pressure went up . Long story short they discharged me with 4 meds. I never took them. I’m a hospice nurse, of course I knew better not to take them. 6 months later no pressure, no pressure pills, no problem .👍🏽Thank you for your tips ❤
You would think that things like pain and anxiety of being in ER would be considered but no. They are not thinking of the patient, they are thinking of lawyers and insurance premiums (CYA). So glad you knew better.
Just curious, though, you were sick enough to go to hospital, so what are the hospital staff expected to do for a patient with these symptoms? Just curious.
Is there a black thumbs up???
@@angelachouinard4581 nah this happens all over the world. They are thinking of their new car or holiday.
@@AE-yt4lx operate their brain and not the cha ching.
My wife is a nurse with 35 years of experience, many of those years in the emergency department. It’s amazing how little common sense is practiced in hospitals.
"It’s amazing how little common sense is practiced in"... THE AMERICAN "HEALTH CARE" INDUSTRY...!!!!! : (
It’s not human nature to have common sense
Common sense is not so common...😢
Shouldn’t that be just “Medical Proper Protocol” to do that. That’s just “Laziness Protocol” that set this up. Certainly not for the patient. But for their laziness.
@@20greeneyes20The common sense has been sold to big pharma!!!
.... _over treating_ is not just confined to _blood pressure_ .
I think over medicating is a better term.
I totally changed my diet to carnivore 6 months ago and Im feeling great, I would suggest reading book called The 21 Former doctor secrets by Rachel Morgan, she opened my eyes about industry
I liked how she covered so many topics behind industry
They are prob gonna cancel her soon
Carnivore can be really unhealthy for some people. I'm one of them. Too much meat equals feeling miserable for me. I prefer moderation and variety.
I hope your eyes are open about meat industry aswel 😢
@@zoenation6573 What do you mean meat industry? Red meat is most healthy food you can find on the entire planet
Haven't seen a doctor for 25 years. Had minor heath issues but the body naturally deals with it.
Me too! No meds, no blood draws, no biopsies....and I feel great at 70.
thats not down to you its sheer luck but you will just wait and see. Your human. Human beings get sick and die.
Your WISDOM and HONESTY shine in the dark skies of Health in US and Canada👍🏻
Idem en Europe
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It’s global bullshit!
Why can"t more physicians be like you? Big Pharma payouts have destroyed the medical industry. Thank you for advising us of HONEST methods of making patients get WELL instead of sicker (which appears to be their goal).
Because they're all corrupt
Healthy patients don’t fill doctor’s bank accounts.
@@rongablue Nor do they fill pharma's bottom lines. Incidentally, in pre-revolutionary China, family doctors were paid only while the patients were well, or so I have read.
Not that I don't agree but look at the lifestyles, food, beverage choices. People eat out it's convenient. To be fair in that opinion people eat out to socialize.
Because they lose their license, same as RNs lose their registration. Stop assuming some of us haven’t tried. Go and do some research on doctors and nurses who get thrown out after whistleblowing. This isn’t black and white, it’s many shades of grey.
Retired ER nurse here. You are RIGHT, sir! Better to err on the side of safety. Keep those perfusions compliant! :)
So true, worked as P.T. home health care for years, one patient of mine reported feeling lethargic dizzy lightheaded all signs of low blood pressure, systolic was 86, yet she was about to take two blood pressure pills and a blood thinner which also lowers blood pressure, I had her call pharmacist first, he was heard yelling on phone, "don't take any of those three pills, call your doctor now!!" In other words, my cautionary warning probably saved her life, remember low blood pressure can be more a problem than high, it very often precedes death!! Over medicating patients is a national scandal indeed ~
We need more doctors like him!
Hi Dr Dhand. I'm a retired ER RN. I worked in 22 different ERs in my career (I was a traveler for 7 years). I saw it all. A HUGE disconnect occurred between doctor and nurse near everywhere I worked in that communication between the two was relegated to written orders. It should be MANDATORY that doctors join in with nurses during shift changes AND during important moments when sharing info is absolutely necessary.
I have worked with thousands of doctors. The ones that scared me the most were those unwilling to interact with the staff.
I am not a healthcare practitioner,but my mum was, and I worked in factories. Even if there are no people involved, (so we work with just items, factory products, ) handover is vital! Especially when we work with people,human beings, who have sickness! Without a proper handover, the poor Nurse alone,how can she find out what happens with the patient ???!!!
I have told nurses who cared for me that they need more communication to better care for the patients.
I never understood why they did a complete shift change at one time. I always thought, have a few nurses come in at a certain time and then a few more a half hour later and so on. It's a mad house during shift change and I noticed patient care suffered during that time.
@@SunnyCarnivore I worked in an ER for decades. We always had staggered shifts.
I worked in an ER for decades. Providers and nursing staff were collaborative and communicative on a very high level. We relied heavily on one another to care for the patient.
Am an RN in a hospital, have been for 12 yrs and you are spot on. I have been creating the nursing care plan for my patients based on these common adverse effects resulting from the interplay of pathology syndromes and medications. When the attending physician for the patient orders the typical regimen of BP medications, I have a plan ready-made to intervene quickly during a rapid response. I educate patients and remind them that they have the right to refuse the prescribed treatment. Yes, I lost my prior RN position in 2021 for refusing the jabb . Healthcare serves big pharma more than the patients now. Sad.
You sound like an ethical & EXCELLENT nurse.
@@Seriously_sirius2 Thank you. That is the goal, I hope to be a bit more so, everyday.
Healthcare is peoples responsibility. Drs need sick people, big Pharma loves sick people. Hospitals ans surgeons need sick people❤
Respect to you.. wish there were many more like you.
Support u 100%
2020, My cardiologist wanted me on BP Meds. My wife, a RN was with me said to the doc that i have White lab coat syndrome. So my wife took my BP twice a day for 60 days, Thats 120 times in 2 months. 14 times, Out of 120, it was slightly elevated. My cardiologist STILL insisted on me being on BP Meds and of course Statins. I fired him
Good job!
You said: I fired (the doctor). Me: Good for you.
I've heard that at least 1 out of 4 people have white coat syndrome. I am one of them. And yet our blood pressure is usually taken only once during a doctor appt and usually shortly after having our weight and height taken( also things that can raise anxiety and therefore blood pressure).
And yet so many doctors will prescribe bp meds from that one time. I'd advise all people to take their blood pressure at home on a regular basis and to study and apply measures about diet and exercise to have a healthy blood pressure.
I threw my husband’s dr out of the hospital room!! Lol Get Out!
@@RhondaWimmOfficial great!
Dear Dr. Dhand. Thank you for making this video. I'm sure that it won't make you very popular with your fellow health professionals.
This has been going on for many years. About 15 years ago my mother had three crushed discs in her back. She was admitted to hospital for a good number of weeks. For at least two weeks, the nurses would give her her all of her meds, although one of them caused her blood pressure to drop to circa 80 over 40. She was then placed on a drip, as an emergency procedure. After a few days myself and family members spotted the pattern and asked if the offending med could be stopped/lowered until she left the hospital. The doctors refused, until one day, my mother seemingly close to death for seen by an "on-call" doctor. He immediately stopped the offending medication and my mother wasn't placed on an emergency drip for the remainder of her time in hospital. It was a complete lack of common sense from the health "professionals, which I genuinely believe would have led my mother's death without the intervention of the "on-call" doctor!
SIR,GOD BLESS YOU FOR NOT BEING GREEDY AND PLEASE BE VERY CARFUL OF BIG PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES THEY CAN BE VERY EVIL. KEEP SAFE AND KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.🙏🕉
Yes, I remember when my father was discharged from hospital in the UK following pancreatitis despite the positive covid test he got the day before release. We were glad to get him out as visits weren't allowed mid-pandemic. On release he kept getting tired, laying down, having more symptoms and he just collapsed a couple of times and his blood pressure was low. I realised after a while that he was on 3 medications that would lower blood pressure and he hadn't had high blood pressure since his heart bypass some years ago. I intervened with my mother to get him off of two of them and he recovered pretty quickly. He was surrounded by `experts' in hospital who discharged him with drugs that could have ended his life. So much for all that expertise. I'm glad to know why from this video - excellent as always.
After an accident at work, the doctor took a tantrum because i wasnt on blood pressure pills. He discharged me without treatment. I was glad to get home and at peace in my bed
That’s Disgusting, hope you are okay now ❤
Well doesn't it depend on what your bp is? And what it is every day? If it is high every day that is very unhealthy. A disaster waiting to happen.
@@Rev695 Usa is beat out by a quarter of the world’s countries, in life-expectancy, rankings #48 , loosing to some areas with no medical industry at all , while Usa buys 90% of the worlds pharma.
Not good Doctor!
That's malpractice. He needs to be sued.
In May, after checking my blood pressure several times, my doctor told me my reading was 165/82 (I was there for an unrelated reason) I was surprised by this information; however, there is a history of high blood pressure in my family-but I had already decided not to participate. 😊 I was offered a prescription but I turned it down, saying I’d try something else. So, ever since the last week of May up to, and including today, I have been getting an average of 18,000 steps a day in walking. Prior to this I was rebounding for 15 minutes six days a week. My blood pressure is now averaging 118/70. Definitely an improvement. In addition to the improvement in my blood pressure, I lost ten pounds that I’d been wrestling with for the past several years. So a drug free win-win here. Thank you, Dr. Dhand for all your words of wisdom. 😃
Well done!
That's amazing! I'm so happy for you.
Grapefruit lowers BP. I refused medication for High BP and take freshly squeezed grapefruit everyday. Clicked when GP said you can't have grapefruit with these , so I researched and hey ho G/F lowers BP
I wonder what you eat in a regular day. I would gues flower and sugar makes you insuline resistant and this causes uric acid levels to rise and then your arteries stiffen❤
@@Changeworld408actually I am gluten free and try to keep sugars low. 🙂 Thanks for your thoughts though. 😃
Really good to hear a competent medical professional advocating for a patients health instead of the financial health of "big pharma".
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I wish I could find a Doctor like this!❤👍🇦🇺
I'm a nurse in UK and I refuse to take any medication. Managing everything naturally, good diet and exercise. I'm 51 and extremely healthy.
I'm not a nurse, but also working completely naturally. Also 51. Thanks for your comment.
Hi, I've been going to hospital recently because of severe pain on my left side lower back, I had an incline that it could be kidney stone or urine infection because I've had this pain before about 8 years ago, I did have abit of blood in the urine and they gave me strong antibiotics for the infection, but they did a CT scan afew days after and I have a very small kidney stone aswel, the thing is my blood pressure has been coming so high when they been checking my blood pressure, between 164 and 186 and they are telling me to go to my GP to keep a check on my blood pressure, my GP wants to keep a check on it and if it's still so high he wants to start giving me BP tablets, I've got a machine at home that checks the blood pressure and I been checking on that at home and it's been 152 to 166 in the last 2 days, what do you think I should do? I'm really strict with myself taking tablets prescribed by hospitals and doctors, I've always been like this for years but I would love to know from a nurse like yourself, thanks
One thing I haven't done for at least a year is any excercise other than just riding my bike or going for a walk around my area
“I’m a nurse” So, if your BP hits 210/110 you’re going to carry on with your healthy lifestyle and refuse any drugs even though you know full well that you’re extremely likely to have a stroke or heart attack. You’re a crap nurse.
When I was a young woman I took a class in cosmetology and right next door there was the nursing class and we would go over and the nurses would take our blood pressure. The young woman that was taking my blood pressure was very frustrated because she wasn't getting the right reading and there were probably about 40 students in the nursing class and the teacher saw her struggling and came over and attempted to take my blood pressure and the teacher couldn't get a reading either the right way and she finally stood up and she said this is a case one in a million. Her blood pressure is so low that she is legally dead. My blood pressure has always been low but I am as healthy as a horse at 70 now
You need SALT if your pressure is too low. it is not good for your brain. Actually, our blood pressure rises as we age to PROTECT OUR BRAIN. lowering it with drugs, and avoiding salt is what kills people!
I have complained to several doctor's offices that their help insists on taking my "resting" blood pressure the minute I sit down. When I'm allowed to rest for a minimum of five minutes, my BP is typically around 110/62 or thereabouts. But if they take the moment I sit down, it varies from 125/70 to 140/75.
Recently, I had surgery. The follow up went just as I described, except that I told the nurse I wanted to wait five minutes..she said she didn't know if she could wait that long, and left. In my chart, she wrote that I refused having my bp and weight checked. I in fact, was weighed by her, and did not refuse my bp. She falsified my chart.
I have never had high or low blood pressure because I've never been tested.
My BP is always high at the doctor's. Thankfully, my doctor let's me take a waking blood pressure for 2 weeks at home and check back in. It's not been consistently high enough to treat.
But 125/80 is ok too. The doctors and pharmaceutical companies try to make it bad to make us pay for pills. Anything below 130/80 or 130/90 is good. Even 135/90 or 140/90 is ok Sometimes like after exercises or specific moments of stress. Or course it should be low when we're relaxed but It's the doctors and corruption thats the problem. They really are fear mongering. Blood pressure shouldn't even be a topic. But the doctors and pharmaceuticals make it a problem.
This happened to me the other day. I’m normally in the 120 range over 70ish range. The help at the doctors office took it twice upon arrival and I was almost 140/89 range. Once the doctor saw me she took it again after she saw how high it was and I was back down to my normal range
I had a doctor want to put me on heart meds even though I have low BP. And you would not believe what he did to my medical records... removed records, altered existing records and falsified new records... and he left a long clear paper trail...
I’m so grateful for doctors like you! I know you’re putting yourself at risk financially for telling us the truth. I guarantee you will be rewarded by our creator for the lives you’re saving. Not only that but you’re saving quality of life for many people. Many people’s lives have been destroyed by unnecessary health issues.
When I was in the trauma Ward I experienced this, they literally said we're just trying to check the boxes. I was telling the nurses that the medication was making me violently sick 20 to 30 minutes after they were giving it to me. They wouldn't listen. Just kept saying that they had to check the boxes. Finally, I had to scream profanities and slurs at the nurse to the point where he refused to see me again after that, it was always different nurses from that point on. I never saw him again. I still feel bad for what I said to him, but he was hurting me and he wouldn't listen. I didn't know what to do. I'm thankful for the care that I received. Overall, I'm eternally grateful that they saved my life, if it wasn't for the incredible care that I received, I wouldn't be able to play with my daughter or run a logging company, but that facet of it was just awful. If I could make one critique, it's that they need to teach those people to question whether or not what they're doing makes sense and to not just follow procedure mindlessly. Overall 9 out of 10. Thank you, Harbor View Medical Center
About 10 years ago, I was in the hospital for surgery. When I was being discharged, the attending physician went over my medications and told me the drugs and dosages I had been prescribed for blood pressure seemed excessive based on the BP readings recorded during my admission. He suggested I relay that info to my GP, which I did. He didn't agree. He became my ex-doctor rather quickly.
Appreciate you sharing this story here Johnny!
Omg same thing happened here to my 87 yr old mom. Best thing anyone can do is buy a blood pressure machine. They are not expensive. Hers went down to 100 over 60 and i immediately knew to take her off the bp pills.she 120 over 80 now with no bp pill. Phew
I always appreciate your recommendations. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I am a nurse. When I was in the hospital years ago, a nurse tried to give me blood pressure meds. I asked her what my blood pressure was (I already knew what it was). She said she didn't know but would look in the computer. My BP was low (always runs low). She was going to administer the med anyway. I was hoping to have educational moment. So much for that. I refused the meds and asked to be discharged. I haven't been to a doctor or hospital as a patient since that event.
I’m glad you mentioned common sense, there was such a lack of it in the nursing home and then hospital with my mother, things that someone with no medical training could see weren’t right
My mom, a Polish immigrant from a farm - high school education…she hates figured this out a couple years ago and most likely saved my grandmother’s life couple of times in the hospital at 95 plus now. Due to other loved ones experiences as a caretaker, you have to watch, strongly advocate and sometimes insist when you see mindless yet insidious mistakes being made that simply follow protocol.
Thanks so much.
We are OVER MEDICATED
I visited a doctor for the first time,and after only THREE MINUTES of meeting me he took my blood pressure which was slightly high and said "Your going to need blood pressure pills". I said "Yea I don't think so". 3 weeks later after avoiding caffeine and salt my pressure is now normal. This guy WANTED me on meds. I used COMMON SENSE an fixed my issue in no time.
Sometimes it is enough a breathing used on yoga
I've found coffee does affect my blood pressure too. I was recently prescribed a blood pressure pill for the first time at age 54. My blood pressure in the GP clinic was 160/90. However I found the medication made me feel dizzy. A week later I had to go back to the GP for an unrelated matter and the nurse took my blood pressure and it was 130/80. Of course they thought it was improved because of the BP medication. However, I wasn't taking the medication because of how it made me feel. I wondered what on earth could make my blood pressure come down, and then I realised I hadn't had a coffee that day (I only had one a day usually). I have not had coffee now for over a month and my blood pressure remains about 130/80 ish. I do get a bit of white coat syndrome, so perhaps it is even closer to normal that that in reality. Coffee (even just one) can certainly raise blood pressure, and some people are more sensitive to this effect of caffeine than others as well I've learned.
My doctor is really trying to get me on BP meds. Each time I refuse. I was always able to get it back to normal, not optimal, but normal. I did this through diet, exercise, and drinking lots of water. I did the same thing with my cholesterol.
My previous doc always said plenty of fluids and exercise, which I have always done. New doc never says that.
I just saw my doctor yesterday and my PB was 104/78. He lowered my Lisinopril/HTCZ dosage in half. I asked him to remove the HTCZ for just a 10mg of Lisinopril. It's only been a day, but I don't have bouts of sweating or random heart palpitations. I'm 41 and my A1C is down to 5.4 from 7. He said he considers all his patients who were diabetic to still be diabetic even if their blood work changes. He prescribed a statin but I declined, in favor of continuing a healthier lifestyle. The last thing I need is a drug to make my muscles and joints even more sore making it harder for me to exercise.
I saw a vid on lisinopril today. It has snake venom in it! Stop taking it. It damaged my patient. I couldn't figure out for two months why she's itching like crazy and has welts. It was the lisinopril !
Well this is news to me. It never occurred to me this was happening and explains everything. Thank you and many blessing to you Dr. Dhand
Whatever you do, don’t end up in a hospital. VERY bad for your health.
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@@kimrobson6637 You know, after 1 month, I have to reflect on my statement and correct myself. The reason being, our 11 year old had to go to a pediatric hospital with a lot of pain, his appendix had to be removed. The nurses and the surgeons and everyone involved were really great and he's recovered 100%, so I'm incredibly grateful. Having said that, you also have to be VERY careful what they do recommend. I just watched an interview on Reinnette Senum's 'Foghorn Express" (on Substack, she's worth listening to about quite a few topics) about a family who took their daughter to a hospital and the NIGHTMARE that they had to deal with and how the hospital made the girl worse and worse. So, bottom line, hospitals are great in some regards, but definitely have to do your own research and make your own decisions and pray you never end up in the wrong hands
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THANK YOU SO MUCH! That happened with my mother about 15 yrs ago. I’m glad you said to ask the nurse about the patients stats. Many people are intimidated by medical staff. When a loved one is sick in the hospital their lack of insight may be obscured. It’s very important to be an advocate for them.
You’re a good man Suneel…
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I just had an annual exam and after reviewing my chart the new doctor commented that he noticed I had not been put on any medication YET. As if medication is inevitable with age, regardless of my diet, healthy lifestyle, etc. good thing I no longer expect much from most of today’s physicians.
Good for you! Same for me. US doctors always seem “baffled” when I tell them I have no regular prescriptions. I eat very healthy and stay active and feel the same as when in my 30’s. Having “good habits” is important.
Since retired 9 years ago and got insurance changed Doctor's 8 times because they are complaining too much about my blood pressure! And trying to put me on medication! About a year ago i started eating my favorite food my mom used to make at home 70 years ago " PICKLED BEETS" i eating a jar every week and drinking the juice. Plus I mix Tart cherry juice and V8 and some of the juice from my pickled Beets ( NOT concentrate or Beet pills) and my blood pressure is 100% normal Now!
I had the horrible experience of having my 80 year old mother having a exasperation admitted to an IC unit and being intubated. I was by her side the entire 7 days and found the attending nurses to be excellent and horrible. After 3 days a new shift came on and the responsible caring new day nurse went through mom's charts and realized my mom's fluids were 4-5 liters high. The previous nurses were to lazy to bother reading the charts. You must be there for your loved ones whether they like it or not. If you do not they will not put the effort in. Ask questions and find out what they are doing and research the treatments they are administering. I truly believe my mother would not have made it without my support and for the professional nurses not the ones there to just pick up a paycheck. Doctors rely on these nurses to perform. Also in these IC units a lot of things are happening behind the scenes with the IC teams that your not aware of and when you think things are not being looked at they are..
Sixty two and on two medications for BP, morning (10mg) and evening (5mg). Caused regular light head when standing up. Had to get second tablet reduced by half but it made little difference. Stopped the second tablet completely and symptoms virtually gone. No point contacting the doctor, they only go by figures and not the reality and effect of medication.
Thinking self is good for you! Well done, sir! ❤
I did the same!
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Any other side effects?
I have worked in hospitals and been a patient. I am 74 yrs and at this end of my life I am determined to avoid hospitals at all costs. That now adds to my avoidance of GP's. I have a love practice nurse left to help me so praying my health continues to improve. 😵💫
The last few years I had to take both parents to hospital and had to stay there with them for days. My conclusion is that our health system is all about making money. Two years ago my dad died because of COVID and then got an infection. They would not let me visit him during this time and I couldn't keep an eye on him. Avoid hospitals/Dr's at all costs.
I'm so sorry 😢
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So sorry. Prayers
So sorry, some people have woken up. Many still fast asleep
A woman I knew was placed in rehab in a nursing home at that time. No visits. She made it out but...
Very helpful! Will have to check if this is partly what keeps happening to my mom! Thank you!
As a caregiver for over 14yrs, I agree 💯!
Surprised you didn’t mention how they keep raising the bar on HBP until the majority of people are on bp meds.
Heard that on other yt videos
Exactly like the bar for high cholesterol was successively lowered to get everyone on statines... 😢
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Thats so true, it´s a scandal!!
He has in other clips.
Yes! They've lowered it again. That's crazy... they want us sick and on pills. Sick people make money. It's repulsive.
This happened 5-6 years ago when my elderly father was admitted to an NHS ‘hospital.’ He was literally on just an aspirin a day and paracetamol but in their infinite wisdom, the hospital dr re-prescribed BP medication that my father was taken off 12 months prior! Why? Just because! Consequently my father was struggling to walk he was so weak, he was confused and lifeless. But at the time I couldn’t understand his decline. It wasn’t until I asked after his meds that I realised what they’d done. Oh we put him on them because he was on them before, the dr said. But his own GP had taken him off them 12 months prior because with age, his BP had dropped significantly. My response to the hospital dr was…if someone comes in who had their leg chopped off last time they were admitted, you don’t chop the other leg off because that’s what they had done before…do you? If you’d have read his notes on admission you would have seen I gave all this info. Being admitted today is like a game of Russian roulette I’m afraid…sometimes you might get decent care backed up by quality drs…other times you’re surrounded by numpties wearing a badge 🤦🏻♀️
You described the problem with healthcare in one word... PROTOCOLS.
People are individuals that vary widely and should have individual care.
Exactly. My "doctor" recently said to me, knowing full well that I'm anti-pharmaceuticals wherever possible, that I "have" to go on a specific pharmaceutical when I'm 60.
So apparently that's how medicine works now, I'm a statistic and there's just no need for testing, finding out how I live my life, what I eat, the supplements I take, etc. etc. Zero individualised care. It's disgusting.
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I stopped taking my BP tablets and also Statins that I’d been prescribed.
Best thing I ever did. 👍
Thank you for the MUCH NEEDED video. Bless your heart!
I so agree! One size fits all it hurting us! Thank you so much for calling this out.
As a retired critical care nurse of 35 years I would advise people to invest in their own reliable BP machine for home use and watch the trends. At doctors office what usually happens is the patient gets one BP reading from a nurse that hooks you up to a machine with sometimes the wrong sized cuff and if elevated never takes it again unless you ask. This after perhaps driving through traffic or rushed to get to the appointment or a host of other situations. Consciously or sub consciously you may be nervous which too will elevate your BP. Also the cuff can become so uncomfortable, tight and even painful that it probably makes your pressure go up. Also, you never know how often the machine has been calibrated and if its giving you a true reading. A few years back I went to the doctors office and with a one time reading the doctor placed me on Lisinopril and the next day I went for a walk and almost passed out due to hypotension. After that I got my own machine and have been in the normal range and I will continue to monitor it and never took that medication again.
I have a NP who I like at my doctor's office who will NOT take my bp until I'm in there with her & talking for a few minutes. At least she has that going for her.❤
The tragedy is that there are few like you Doctor Dhand and that's very worrying.
Learn to advocate for yourself.
@@jhannon9495 I went through two GP practices, changed from one to another because I wasn't being listened to (so 4 GPs in total), 3 specialists (a heart, endocrinologist etc.) and because the first GP surgery decided I was simply stressed the message went down the line to all of the others from them that that was all it was. I didn't discover that until years later when a decent secretary slipped me an email between them all. A friend, a working in the medical profession even approached one of those specialists advocating for me but she too wasn't listened to. I had a pancreatic tumour it eventually turned out (fortunately benign even though it was the size they normally turn cancerous). I did everything, wrote, had family go to them but NOBODY LISTENED TO ME BECAUSE THE FIST MEDIC'S DECISION WAS LISTENED TO BY ALL. GOD FORBID THE PATIENT would know they own body - right?!
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i've been a practicing doctor for more than 40 years.... and this "high blood pressure" thing... what a farce! You don't have a high blood pressure if I measure it once... just being in my office is enough to increase your blood pressure for a few minutes.... Sure some patients have it... like myself... but really, make a proper diagnosis first! I need at least 4 to 5 consultations before making the diagnosis with a good conscience...
Thanks for caring and your awesome attitude..Im an RN and we need more Docs like you
Doctors like Dr Dhand, sadly a diminishing trend
Thank goodness for that!
It is incredible to me that you don't have billions of subscribers.
It is refreshing to see that you don't have many subscriber. People are smart. Stay away from this quack.
Excellent and truthful advice.
I seldom give accolades except for Dr's who are passionate in their profession. You are a Dr. who deserves my sincere thank you for your work!!
As a board certified Naturopathic Doctor, I THANK you, Dr.Dhand for confirming this. I have only been in clinical practice a few years but I have discovered this with many of my clients, already. Before I recommend anything to my clients, I pour over (ie: I study both, in my catalogs as well as any new info online pertaining to medications) over each one of their medications
Are you in Tennessee by chance?? I'm looking for a doc like you.
Thank you for the service you're providing to we, the non-medical profession folks!
Such an honest man with such integrity. Thank you for saving lives in a world where only profit matters to heartless people.
Bless our for profit health system! Profits over people of course! Bless us all! Jezzz
Thanks for the warning Doctor Dhand, your message is fantastic!
Thanks for saving my life! (I've experienced this myself. Very low blood pressure. Passing out when standing, from sitting.)
Thank you for raising awareness about such an important issue! This video is a must-watch for anyone concerned about their health or a loved one's. Keep sharing these eye-opening insights!
It takes guts to speak out and to speak up about Medical profession . Speaking truth is a costly business . It costed me an indescribable amount of stress / victimisation and ill health . I send you my blessings and strength for being a great , honest Dr .
Doctor, please listen to RFK Jr’s speech this past Friday afternoon. Thank you for your regular talks!
RFK Jr. is who we need as POTS 2024
Being in a U.S. Hospital... A DANGEROUS ENVIRONMENT...??? YOU Be The Judge...! : (
Also Israel.......The Killing Fields.
Australian hospitals are killing chambers for purebloods.
@@cropduster8798 Yep...! : (
Well done Dr. for exposing what goes on in Hospitals these days!!!!
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It never fails every time I go see a doc for something else. My BP is thru the roof. Its always been like that since I had my first child at 19 yrs old.
They can prescribe it but that doesn't mean you have to them.
Another great video Dr. Dhand. Thank you! God bless you always.
Being hospitalized is like being on a bed on a main street..
“I’ve worked up and down the East coast…” my only wish is if I could have you as a doctor in Florida.
Drs and other sick care staff can be avoided when sugar and flower and alcohol and aigarettes are avoided as much as possible. Go for a walk in nature, talk to physical people, not screens. Limit tv and propaganda garbage in paper or pixel form. Pay attention to yr body. Love yourself, do meditation and learn to listen to yr heart and nature. No distraction like porn, tv or tiktok. Go to sleep when nature sleeps. Wake up with the birds preferably somewhere in nature, do work that supports people, nature, animals. Get a dog or cat and talk with ye children,cparents❤❤❤❤❤
Stay the hell away from Nova Scotia. We have enough quacks already....
I get the opposite. I have been in the hospital a couple of times for major surgery. My BP runs low all the time, I used to be the "training dummy" in both EMT class and RN school because of it. When I'm not feeling well in hospital, it has sometimes been 70 over 40 and I am still mentally normal and no problems, BUT then they keep trying to increase it by giving me a lot of IV fluids. Luckily for me all this does is make me pee constantly (and complain constantly until they stop the excess fluids that are also racking up a huge bill), but as a RN I have seen doctors to this to people with low BP and fill up their lungs with fluid. One patient died because of this, and of course they then blamed the nurse for following the doctor's orders! If you are too sick to speak up for yourself a hospital is likely the most dangerous place you can be; modern medicine will kill you.
I'm similar to you, when I'm ill, my BP plummets. One time in the ambulance (burst appendix), I asked the ambo what my BP was. With a straight face, he said "I think you're dead." 😆
Those of us who live with high pain, may have high blood pressure, but when the pain goes down so does my blood pressure....
Thank you for reminding people to use what ought to be simple common sense. That takes a courageous soul these days.
Thanks doc.
I've been on several things including BP pills post stent and it seems drs in Oz are very reluctant to look at meds. We're getting closer to social credits here so I'll have to manage it myself.
Please keep making these videos. Our system has completely failed us and it's only a few braver doctors that talk truth now.
I appreciate your work 👍🇦🇺
Try the carnivore diet; dr. Paul saladino
Any doctor still working in Oz today probably can't be trusted. Either they are an idiot or went along with the scam for the monetary rewards.
I have another angle to this high blood pressure issue. I have my own BP machine, and consider my BP to be fairly normal, except for high stress situations. I have noticed that the doctor says my bp is very high and wanted to put me on a range of BP medications. I firmly believe, due to my own experiences, that the BP machines are calibrated to show high BP ... (when my own, which I had tested and was correct, ) I believe this to sell drugs for big pharma. Anybody else had this experience? I don't take the medication prescribed and I am fine.
The bpmachines are probably supplied by pharma that's my guess! 😉
Wow 😮 I never thought about it like that! The machines are definitely rigged! It’s not just the cuffs’ it’s your quality of life that makes the difference! When you know your very active’ eating healthier’ drinking water’ getting your sleep 🛌 then’ theirs no way your blood pressure can be high! It’s sad’ it’s all RIGGED!
Thanks doctor! I've spent near 2 months at the hospital very recently whee they would take my vitals 5 times a day and my blood pressure was at 109/90 for which they considered perfect.
I had asked the nurse what reading would cause her to worry about something.
She said that for me, 150 and above would be concerning since I've never been above 120 to date.
But that same 150 could mean an improvement for someone else! And that the ones with hbp would be at 200!
But my Mom was part of the ones that were taking high blood pressure medication but was telling me that she had been having low blood pressure incidents lately.
I knew she was monitoring herself so I asked her average and it was 120/90. To me, that's not high, but she'd been taking this medication for years making sure to always have a prescription but never questionning the need.
Well, she's been off them by the doc, no lowbp incident and with regular readings...
We are in Montreal, Qc, Can. If you don't question you'll get all kind of unneeded medicine supposed to solve something but causing a dufferent problem!
So thanks again, for all!
Can I ask what the bp med was? In BC here, with an elderly mum who is always complaining about dizziness. Thanks for your time.
AGREE 100% I ALSO LIVE IN MONTREAL.
@Seriously_Eh I see that all antihypertention pills may cause dizziness.. The question to your doctor are the meds needed.
Good. Not three hours. Ten minutes is surely still more than you need to make your point. Ive seen a few of your shows and they are very informative for to lay person. Thank you.
Right on! Here’s a short story for y’all. Had high blood pressure most of my adult life, even with meds it was very high. Just as a hobby I started growing oyster mushrooms, I love them, can’t get enough. Not so long after beginning this hobby I was at a friends house and he had a blood pressure monitor on the table, so I strapped it on and to my astonishment it right where it should be, I thought his monitor was faulty as it did appear to be old. I left his house and went straight to the pharmacy and bought a monitor…… bang on! So, I started reading, and after digging deep enough there it was…. Oyster mushrooms can lower your blood pressure……..that was eight years ago, I’m 62 now and not in any meds, I do eat mushrooms often and my bp is still bang on!
Just my story.
Thank-you for exposing this.
I have been on this podium for decades screaming about the scam.
It reached the point where I contracted with a private R.N. to sit in my husband's room while I was at work and monitor all medical action. That put an end to the idiocy of poor communication between the hospital personal and the arrogant high handedness. A side benefit was that she and my husband enjoyed each other's company and what would have been a stressful, very difficult 2 months for him was much more relaxed knowing that she was a competent and effective advocate who wouldn't be condescended to by hospital personnel.
I love this. Smart
Dr. Suneel Dhand for Surgeon General!!!
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Good doctors are rare, we pray God bless and prosper them. Thank you for sounding the alarm to save humanity from those things that are falling in the last days.