Blood Pressure: How High is Too High and How Do I Lower it Safely?

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  • @uctv
    @uctv  11 місяців тому +10

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  • @alalmaoui5212
    @alalmaoui5212 2 роки тому +10

    Straight talk,very candid he's not trying to promote a product,nor to endorse any.

  • @bestkksser
    @bestkksser 2 роки тому +27

    I pray whoever eyes catch this God give you strength you need to overcome every battle your facing may the dark thoughts and overthinking,the doubts exist your mind right now my peace and calmness fill in your life🇧🇸❤️

  • @jameswilson2815
    @jameswilson2815 2 роки тому +73

    High blood pressure is also caused by mental stress. Learning to stay calm, being patient, and having a humble attitude toward life and people will do more to lower your blood pressure than any medication can. Take care everybody. Aloha

    • @ireneyin2760
      @ireneyin2760 Рік тому +2

      Many , many ,thanks. Yyu have been a great help.
      I am 88 n have learnt .much
      From You.
      God bless you.
      Mrs. Irene Yin

    • @champhall209
      @champhall209 10 місяців тому

      Really like your comment ❤

  • @richfleischauer2084
    @richfleischauer2084 2 роки тому +55

    After listening to your lecture. I took my BP at home making sure I followed the steps. First reading was 150/90. Second reading was 136/86.

    • @dagmarvandoren9364
      @dagmarvandoren9364 11 місяців тому

      Genau. So ist es. Its changing. All the time....like thought....i hardly ever have 120. Uber 80.....meins ist oft. 128 uber 74. Herz. Oft hoch..80. Down again to 70.....keind panik. Bitte.....dann fangt es an zu hammern

  • @joannesanford7845
    @joannesanford7845 4 роки тому +201

    I am a retired critical care nurse who has attended countless lectures over the years and I must say this was an excellent presentation which gives the information in a clear, concise, unbiased manner.

  • @fotogal54
    @fotogal54 2 роки тому +72

    I have been a caregiver for years, and now a survivor of open heart surgery and high blood pressure. A lot of this information is Very helpful for me, and easy to understand. There is so much information in this video, I will watch it again... probably a couple more times and take notes! thank you Dr. Robert Baron. God bless you....

    • @lucymumbi3487
      @lucymumbi3487 2 роки тому +3

      Can supplements help lower High blood sugar?

    • @markomacci6559
      @markomacci6559 2 роки тому +4

      @@lucymumbi3487 magnesium has worked for me

    • @bettyw5486
      @bettyw5486 Рік тому

      @@lucymumbi3487 nu

    • @levisiyk2843
      @levisiyk2843 Рік тому +1

      God will continue to heal you.

  • @pattismithurs9023
    @pattismithurs9023 3 роки тому +15

    My experience with Losartan was shocking. Suddenly, I couldn't understand what I was reading, and my numeracy took a nose dive. I'd read a paragraph in a novel and think "I have no idea what I just read." Stopped it after a few weeks and improved. Just adding this to the conversation. "Other medications are available."

  • @Adam-rt3jq
    @Adam-rt3jq Рік тому +5

    Very useful presentation, thank you doc! I am 67 years old, I have been suffering from high blood pressure for 10 years. I have 3 tonometers at home! And each of them shows the blood pressure level differently, there are always differences in measurements. But I already feel whether my blood pressure is too high. I immediately take Cardiform, it is based on hawthorn and melissa, it helps me very well.

  • @vKarl71
    @vKarl71 3 роки тому +125

    Clinical settings routinely over-estimate BP because of poor reading technique. (I've been hearing about this for at least 25 years.) 10:45 How to measure blood pressure properly (which he can't do in his own office) 17:20 If the pressure reads high, take it again. If you take multiple readings, use the lowest reading. 34:25: Chart of effective lifestyle adjustments 45:50: Chart of recommended pressures & meds. (Mostly: 140/90 Systolic more important) 53:05: Generic Meds 54:28: The SPRINT study (½ of Pts couldn't get under 120 even with meds. 120 had better outcomes than 140). 58:44: Serious side-effects of Tx in SPRINT study. SPRINT Pts were high-risk. 1.6% of them benefitted (i.e. avoided heart attack or stroke)
    1:11:38 Dr Baron's final recommendations & considerations. 1:16:40: Good questions.

    • @jimforbes9119
      @jimforbes9119 2 роки тому +14

      Recently, on 2 occasions, I have taken my BP monitor with me to the PCP office where we checked it's accuracy against automated machines and against manual readings. My home monitor records within + - 5% of the office readings. My 'at home' average over 6 readings a day (3 in the am and 3 in the pm) for 2 weeks is 128/68. My 'in office' BP is ALWAYS (for the past 40 years) VERY high . Most recently, in the cardio clinic at the hospital, it was 180/120. It has been higher than that.
      I have learned to not concern myself with 'in office' readings.

    • @bckang6221
      @bckang6221 Рік тому

      @@jimforbes9119 no

    • @KC-dr3cg
      @KC-dr3cg Рік тому

      @@RiDankulous and you're forgetting it takes physical ability

    • @glynispigney1735
      @glynispigney1735 Рік тому

      ​@@RiDankulous1q1q1 were

    • @mariazhou1177
      @mariazhou1177 Рік тому

      Thank u for all these points

  • @robperry5293
    @robperry5293 3 роки тому +24

    Having been a vascular ultrasound tech. I would strongly advise taking blood pressure from both arms at least when you first start seeing a patient. A patient may have arterial occlusion in one arm which will give a false lower number. Good point on the size of the cuff bigger the arm wider the cuff.

  • @ashvarma1
    @ashvarma1 5 років тому +84

    Thanks very much indeed. I am a physician in the San Francisco Bay Area and , I believe, your talk is immensely useful to the community.

    • @wandacaddell5013
      @wandacaddell5013 5 місяців тому

      Would you keep your patients on bp meds if their lifestyle changed like eating clean and lost over 80lbs.. pressure. My pressure is below 120/80 it never gets that high it’s normal all the time. The meds makes it drop low then i get lightheaded. I walk 15 miles a day. I think i need to come off meds because it stay a lil low.it’s normal always. My practitioner. Don’t want to stop the meds but it lower it when i take it. Because its pretty low already. Like 93/63 82/52 101/60.. when i take the meds im lightheaded or very tired or miserable. It use to be high but it never over 120/ 80. These are the reading i normally gets. My practitioner is pretty young i feel like she don’t really know a lot.

  • @pray4liberty10
    @pray4liberty10 3 роки тому +9

    Excellent. This was answers I needed. I have white coat syndrome, but I am not a smoker, overweight, or diabetic but am 63. This gives me a reasonable goal to work towards.

  • @zenaidamariano293
    @zenaidamariano293 4 роки тому +29

    Thank u so much for a very good lecture. I notice that my BP lowered when I retired early. Composure, less anxiety n inner peace helped me a lot although I am on Amlodipine 2.5 mgs daily. My BP is less than 120/80 however, I barely eat processed foods n active still at d age of 70 . Spiritual connection with God helps a lot with attaining inner peace because I tend to be less materialistic n happy with what I just have.

    • @elnoramcd0nald543
      @elnoramcd0nald543 2 роки тому

      My blood pressure is about 159|83 on heart medication

  • @julesclay8142
    @julesclay8142 2 роки тому +55

    Had an outpatient surgery recently. After the anaesthetic wore off, they gave me a cup of coffee to help me come back to life. Then, ten minutes later, before discharging me, they took my BP, which was an astronomic 180 (systolic, of course). When I took it three hours later at home it was 135. Goes to show how variable the measurement is and how subject to external influences.

  • @tesswood3471
    @tesswood3471 3 роки тому +12

    I've had high blood pressure and very high potassium for a few years now, I have to soak my vegetables for hours before boiling them in tons of water, this leaches out the potassium, I have to avoid veggies I really like such as avocado, beetroot etc and I can never eat beans, dates, dried fruits etc because of the very high potassium. I came across this video and got hooked on this presentation and then bang, right at the end Dr Baron mentions the connection between ACE inhibitors and high potassium. This is truly remarkable, the connection has never been made by different doctors I've seen over the years. Of course this does not necessarily mean my BP drugs are the cause of my high potassium but it's certainly a high possibility, one which I will look into. Perhaps I'll ask to swap my BP drugs for another one and see if my potassium goes down. Very interesting presentation and thank you Dr Baron.

    • @lynncoffin180
      @lynncoffin180 3 роки тому +2

      I'm CKD too and potassium is way too high, however I've repeatedly refused to take the B/P meds my Dr. prescribed. I still have too high potassium because my kidneys are damaged & not able to flush out excess potassium. It's kidney damage that causes high potassium & phosphates, not the meds for high b/p. I wish it was that simple. Yes, I've given up my favorite Avocados & lots of other foods I love.

    • @harleyrider9923
      @harleyrider9923 Рік тому

      I also have just realized that I can't eat things high in potassium. Along with the metoprolol that I take, potassium rich foods will make me very sick, very quickly cause of a. Spike in BP.

  • @rozchristopherson648
    @rozchristopherson648 4 роки тому +15

    Changing to a macrobiotic/vegan/raw vegan/fruitarian diet, I have reduced my blood pressure to normal range of 120/80. No more than 1000mg of sodium daily. I’m an 59 and take no medications. My parents took high blood pressure medications for 40 years. They ate the Standard American Diet and were not overweight. My father smoked 1 cigarette a day after dinner. My mother did not smoke. I was a caregiver to them until their deaths. I decided to CHANGE my diet rather than face decades of medication.

    • @sportysbusiness
      @sportysbusiness 4 роки тому +5

      I tried the diet you're on for 2 years and ended up with brain fog, no energy, high blood pressure and dental issues. I changed to a wild meat low carb, high fat carnivore diet, eliminated my gum disease and reduced my blood pressure from 170/95 to 115/75. I eat plenty of salt and I feel amazing. Sharp mental focus, plenty of energy, I'm never hungry so only eat 1 or 2 meals a day and I find it really easy to stay lean. We're all different.

    • @rozchristopherson648
      @rozchristopherson648 4 роки тому +4

      Sportys Business I was a caregiver to parents and a grandmother for 20 years.
      Both my parents and my grandparents on both sides suffered from high blood pressure. All of them died from some form of heart disease (strokes, heart attacks, valve replacement). One grandfather passed from emphysema. All, except one grandfather and one great-grandfather who died in their 50s, took high blood pressure medications from about age 40. None of them were overweight. My father smoked one cigarette a day after dinner. They lived to ages 78-92, debilitated by heart disease and medications. They all had one thing in common. The Standard American Diet. Animal products at every meal.
      Eventually, eating animal products will catch up with you.
      I’m 59 and stopped 5 years ago consuming animal flesh. Then gave up dairy. You sound like you are younger than I am. You may “feel” better now. But if you continue to consume animal products, which have a cumulative effect, you will eventually have some illnesses that are the direct or indirect result of consuming animal products. You will inevitable end up taking prescriptions for these illnesses and maybe even need bypass surgery, etc.
      Trust me, it’s not worth it. By the time you see the full effects of consuming animal products, it will be too late for dietary changes to have much of an impact.
      There are ways to eat a vegan diet and still be healthy, have energy, etc.
      Think of the long term consequences of a carnivore diet. It won’t be good for you as time goes on.

    • @dplj4428
      @dplj4428 10 місяців тому +1

      My body tells me: Moderation

  • @juanitam131
    @juanitam131 3 роки тому +21

    I have no medical background but I'm an expert at googling my ailments. I really enjoyed this lecture. He made it easy for someone like me to understand. I started taking a bp medication today because my bp was very high. I need all the info I can get so, hopefully, I won't have to stay on this medication.

    • @stevenlukaneon233
      @stevenlukaneon233 3 роки тому +3

      To stable your blood Pressure, Use Kx2 Green Herbal Tea,it's very effective and work fast.That's what I used within 14 days and No side effect. The result is permanent. 100% guaranteed. You can get it from Dr.Vikraft Pharmacy via call/Text/WhatsApp:+2348160264268

    • @barhabaap7041
      @barhabaap7041 3 роки тому +2

      Releasing Potassium periodically after 40 helps Control high blood pressure, Losing salts but keeping body hydrated.

    • @seanorathagain
      @seanorathagain 3 роки тому +6

      Stop eating sugar and intermittent fasting. YOUR WELCOME

    • @belvinamuche4194
      @belvinamuche4194 3 роки тому +1

      @@stevenlukaneon233 seriously?

    • @belvinamuche4194
      @belvinamuche4194 3 роки тому

      @@seanorathagain ok thank you

  • @Batko10
    @Batko10 2 роки тому +31

    Increasing your potassium intake while reducing sodium is VERY effective in combination with weight loss, and exercise. I'm 72 years old, 6'0" and weighed 211 lbs. with a BP around 140-145 / 80-85. I dropped 31 lbs. with intermittent fasting over 5 months and have kept it off for about 7 months staying at 179-180 lbs. My BP is now around 115-120 / 60-65 with a home measurement.

    • @theseustoo
      @theseustoo 2 роки тому +3

      ... Unless you have kidney disease, in which case you should avoid potassium.

    • @MerryMac8
      @MerryMac8 2 роки тому

      @@theseustoo YOUR COMMENT: Unless you have kidney disease, in which case you should avoid potassium.
      YOUR COMMENT MAY BE CRITICAL IN MY HEALTH AND I THANK YOU FOR YOUR COMMENT.
      I TAKE SUPPLEMENTS AND WILL RESEARCH HOW MUCH POTASSIUM I'M GETTING DAILY.
      I NEED TO SEE THE TOTAL OF OTHERS AS WELL.
      THE MILD SWELLING IN MY ANKLE & FOOT LOOKS LIKE A PHOTO SAYING : THIS MAY SUGGEST THAT YOU HAVE "TOXIC KIDNEYS.
      YT VIDEO "TOXIC KIDNEYS." THE HEALTH VIDEOS ON YT ARE SO IMPORTANT FOR US TO KNOW.
      AGAIN, THAT ONE PIECE OF INFORMATION YOU POSTED MAY BE A LIFESAVER !!!
      THANK YOU.

    • @christinearmington
      @christinearmington Рік тому +1

      Well done 👍

  • @lancetheman
    @lancetheman 2 роки тому +34

    I wish UCTV was still over the air here in San Diego. The one channel I could rely on for information like this video! Great job, thorough, and really discussing the lack of agreement between different organizations and the NEED for patients to use their voice, discuss how the FEEL, and also remember EXERCISE and DIET do resolve a ton of issues. I lost 100 pounds by eating right, swim 6 days a week for 32 min, quit smoking. BP is also not an issue today which I am grateful for. Thank you!

    • @joereidy5732
      @joereidy5732 2 роки тому

      WOW you were 100 pounds over weight? Didn't you notice that your pants were not fitting around the 40 pound mark? Okay...at least you lost the weight good for you. Now stay away from the crap food man

    • @lancetheman
      @lancetheman 2 роки тому +6

      @@joereidy5732 Made significant life style changes 10 years ago! No fad diets, just a serious look at inputs, exercise 30 minutes a day, and living clean. I was wearing 44's sooo tight, today 34's loose. This year, I weigh the same as I did in high school. 175 pounds, 6'. I am so happy with the change!

    • @joereidy5732
      @joereidy5732 2 роки тому +4

      @@lancetheman Your doing a great job! Keep up the good work my friend 🙂

    • @DanielinLaTuna
      @DanielinLaTuna 2 роки тому +4

      @@lancetheman good work my friend.
      About ten years ago I started buying next-size up pants and trousers because I kept expanding at the waist.
      I now have some unused, new pants in my closet that are too large for me. I keep them as a reminder to not eat so unhealthy ever again!

    • @bckang6221
      @bckang6221 Рік тому

      @@DanielinLaTuna no

  • @evesperspective7662
    @evesperspective7662 3 роки тому +330

    Great presentation! From my experience the measuring of blood pressure at doctors offices are not done correctly. When I took my mother to her doctor's office, she would be nervous about her weight and other things, and the first thing the nurse would do is stand her on the scale and take her blood pressure. After doing the normal procedures I asked the nurse to let my mother sit for a few moments and breathe slowly and take her blood pressure again. It was significantly lower. Definitely, the procedures should be changed at doctors offices. The very highest and best to all.

    • @bobsaturday4273
      @bobsaturday4273 3 роки тому +34

      what makes you think these quacks offices want to get a proper reading , its obviously in their best interest to push as many of the toxic poison pills they're in business to get their victims hooked on

    • @maril1379
      @maril1379 3 роки тому +19

      I have the same thing happen when I go -i always have md recheck after I rest and the reading is always lower

    • @suziquestionable2845
      @suziquestionable2845 3 роки тому +3

      8@@maril1379

    • @pamgarner7904
      @pamgarner7904 3 роки тому +2

      @@suziquestionable2845 ⁹

    • @mymamaandme
      @mymamaandme 3 роки тому +8

      @@bobsaturday4273 very true!!!!!!! Money talks.

  • @abuahmed6058
    @abuahmed6058 3 роки тому +10

    Blood pressure is closely related with the state of mind, anxiety invariably increase blood pressure .

  • @joaneisner5344
    @joaneisner5344 Рік тому +4

    Felt lousey & BP was 185 /112. The problem was I was low on nitric oxide. I have been working on that. BP is better. Am 87 yrs & feeling good again!!!

    • @rayb3000
      @rayb3000 Рік тому

      How did u raise NO?

  • @johnward7340
    @johnward7340 4 роки тому +4

    One last comment. I just read some of the other comments listed below. My recommendation is to take this seriously and followup with your own research. Yes, there are ifs ands and buts but this presentation highlights the best things to do and is very unbiased. I could not disagree with anything he said.

    • @krakoosh1
      @krakoosh1 4 роки тому

      John Ward I disagree with what he says

  • @garzascreek
    @garzascreek 3 роки тому +1

    This video is the correct way to do a Q&A section with a large unmiked audience. The presenter repeats the question then answers it. I am surprised how many public speakers don't know this.

  • @arpadschummer5345
    @arpadschummer5345 3 роки тому +137

    My doc advised me to take BP meds because my BP was staying around 160-170 / 80-90. I did some reading and learned High BP is among the first signs of a "MAGNESIUM DEFICIENCY"! I started taking 500 mg's of Magnesium oxide in tablet form. Letting the tablet dissolve in saliva without swallowing it, crushing the crystals with teeth, massaging the crystals against the roof of the mouth etc., over a period of 15 minutes or so while watching TV lowered my blood pressure into the 115-120 / 70-85 range depending on the activity situation. Natural remedies exist for every situation! Most are aggressively hidden by the "PHARMA/MED", cartels to protect profit!! I'm 72, survived 2 strokes caused by following Doc's advice & swallowing toxic meds as well as curing at home, a hospital acquired "INCURABLE", Staph infection with garlic, turmeric and oregano. That was in 2009, 12 years ago.

    • @wandaquarles3436
      @wandaquarles3436 3 роки тому +3

      I wish you would do a show on hypotension. I have hypotension due to Parkinson’s disease and now I take Midodrine 2.5mg 3x’s per day. Hypertension runs big in my family so I am always afraid the medication will be to much for me. Also I worry about my Kidney function being on this list taking this medication.. your input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

    • @AaaAaa-yp7kk
      @AaaAaa-yp7kk 3 роки тому

      88í.
      B v

    • @maryjackman9964
      @maryjackman9964 3 роки тому +1

      Moo p

    • @shamssyedahmed3080
      @shamssyedahmed3080 3 роки тому +3

      Sir I am 84 years old almighty God Allah in Arabic Allah be praised I'm in good help but mentally I thank God all my health I got after accepting Islam the religion of strict monotheism purity truths beef and obedience to the laws of Allah being a fighter pilot b57 bomber pilot a Boeing 707 Commando

    • @shamssyedahmed3080
      @shamssyedahmed3080 3 роки тому

      accept ISLAM were PURITY and STRICT MONOTHEISM and obedience to laws of GOD ARE IMPORTANT NO EATING PIG MEAT LIVING WITHOUT MARRIAGE NIGHT CLUBS CNN AND FOX NEWS LIES

  • @bornwin-sx9oz
    @bornwin-sx9oz 3 роки тому +5

    This doctor cares and is very good. Many are not like this.

    • @baldevthakur3064
      @baldevthakur3064 10 місяців тому

      How do I low. My high bp

    • @bornwin-sx9oz
      @bornwin-sx9oz 10 місяців тому

      Make sure you get medicine from your doctor or the high blood pressure will mess up your kidneys. Then you can work on it with exercise and natural means.

  • @coachesalot
    @coachesalot 2 роки тому +13

    Primary care physicians should refer all their patients with BP issues to watch this video.....and the RN's in their offices. This is a very helpful video.

  • @jeansindhikara1823
    @jeansindhikara1823 3 роки тому +216

    What a wonderful presentation! This doctor is not only well informed, but he’s a great teacher! Starting the presentation with an outline of topics is such a good way to help the audience process the information as it’s presented. All of the lists were so clear and helpful to the audience members including me to, again, process the information. His tone of voice is soothing and it feels to me almost as if he’s talking with me alone. I learned a lot.

    • @johnnoelsmith8535
      @johnnoelsmith8535 3 роки тому +2

      Good expo!

    • @reycachuela8348
      @reycachuela8348 3 роки тому

      Sw#

    • @bobsaturday4273
      @bobsaturday4273 3 роки тому +4

      except for all he is just a shill for big pharma , all about the drugs to hook you for life like the rest of the sheep . no mention of how to get these medical conditions under control naturally by changing that cr***y american diet of fats and sugar , using herbs and exercising a bit

    • @granniefromky
      @granniefromky 3 роки тому +8

      He is boring, needs to take a red pen to his presentation and weed out all the useless chatter. It took him 10 minutes to get started. It’s like he had an hour + to fill so he filled it. I can’t listen to the rest.

    • @raycapes3739
      @raycapes3739 2 роки тому +1

      @@reycachuela8348 v

  • @senpaiX88
    @senpaiX88 Рік тому +3

    Thanks Dr. Baron for your discussion.

  • @Emy53
    @Emy53 2 роки тому +2

    I was prescribed 5mg of Crestor...it was giving me muscle aches, joint pain. I stopped taking this statin drug and within a few weeks, my pain went away, also my blood pressure was more stable. I average between 120-140 over 75-90. I have not taken any BP meds since Sept 2019. I control what I eat...and I walk or exercise 4 days a week. I am over 60. I have never had a heart attack nor am I diabetic. My doctor recommended medication only because my mother and a few siblings were diagnosed with HBP. Only one sibling is a heart patient.

  • @jameskawaikaupejrcwo3usmcr573
    @jameskawaikaupejrcwo3usmcr573 3 роки тому +87

    Dr Baron, Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge, time and experience as a Dr. I have High Blood Pressure since leaving the Marine Corps in 1994. Naturally I understand why. Drop in physical fitness, food intake, wrong diet led to High Blood Pressure. Since then I’ve been diagnosed with DM along with many other disabilities due to my service in the Marine Corps. Which was over 21 years. I’ve now been doing the things that I think is helping me. Losing weight, eating right, no fast foods, the right carbohydrates, sodium, protein, fiber and reduced sugar levels. Over the past two years I’ve lost 20 pounds to my current weight of 176-177. But I’m still concerned. But thanks for letting us know what to do.

    • @wisconsinfarmer4742
      @wisconsinfarmer4742 3 роки тому +5

      James, I have found Dr Mindy Pelz UA-cam channel to be comprehensive in regaining health. and she is fun to watch.

    • @frankiannuzzi9512
      @frankiannuzzi9512 2 роки тому +4

      I've heard a lot of ways to take your blood pressure some clinicians tell you to stand up and take it I've had it taken both my ankles when I was laying down by a cardiologist who said this is the correct way also we didn't here hidden explain which arm is correct the left or the right arm or does it matter

    • @frankiannuzzi9512
      @frankiannuzzi9512 2 роки тому +8

      By the way if you live in the Northeast do yourself a favor if you can go to Boston Massachusetts best hospitals or doctors in the Northeast

    • @elisaorozco9494
      @elisaorozco9494 Рік тому

      Thank you for your service to our country, James!! SEMPER FI!!!

    • @jacquelynclendinen2408
      @jacquelynclendinen2408 Рік тому

      Thanks Dr Baron. ..I have been diagnose with high BP. . You made the info much clearer to better understand the numbers readings n medications taken for such .

  • @sulaimonkudirat3898
    @sulaimonkudirat3898 4 роки тому +62

    This is a total break down of how to take care of your BP is interesting straightforward thanks Dr

  • @monikapastor1958
    @monikapastor1958 3 роки тому +17

    Very detailed information. Thank you Dr. Baron for a very detailed information about blood pressure.

    • @ernestogarcia4157
      @ernestogarcia4157 3 роки тому

      Ŕř⅚⁵ŕŕ

    • @normarodricks8838
      @normarodricks8838 3 роки тому +1

    • @emaruzicavidenovic7619
      @emaruzicavidenovic7619 3 роки тому

      Dr Shultch +probably wrong spelling) in his book "Curing incurable dusease" recommended drinking howthorn tea 3:x a day also using tincture droos from the same. U started this recently and soon needed half a tablet od my usual meds.hope to do away with tablet eventually. Also raw garlic lowers BP and prevents clotting.

  • @bjspeck4337
    @bjspeck4337 4 роки тому +4

    I was on Losartan for a long time - lost 112 pounds, due to knee replacements - discontinued Losartan. Husband dying of colon cancer, I had a panic attack that I thought was a stroke. I was hospitalized, put back on Losartan because of major increase in BP. Went to dentist who asked had my meds changed. I told her, she asked if I had cramps in my shins and ankles. Yes! She had switched to irbesartan and cramps went bye. I did the same and the cramps stopped for me too. I'm slowly getting my BP back down, lowered irbesartan by half and BP almost always between 125/75 to 105/65, except after driving 40 miles through traffic for 10 of those, where the BP comes in up to 140/75. Why isn't cramps on the list?

    • @jobethrico
      @jobethrico 4 роки тому +1

      U could get the same effect by increasing magnesium , b3, and is increasing yeah potassium intake low sodium tomato juice .

    • @gingeraustin7873
      @gingeraustin7873 4 роки тому +1

      I take magnesium and it works

    • @jobethrico
      @jobethrico 4 роки тому

      @@gingeraustin7873 : 👍 u see!

    • @vwwom7241
      @vwwom7241 3 роки тому

      No comment

    • @vwwom7241
      @vwwom7241 3 роки тому +1

      Yes

  • @jennifermorris833
    @jennifermorris833 4 роки тому +1

    Just started on low dose BP meds. Now feel so much better, 100% wish I’d done it sooner.

  • @donschultze3269
    @donschultze3269 3 роки тому +160

    FlaxSeed Oil has worked very well for me w/o side effects. 190/110 down to 110/70 within 3 months. It was doctor recommended after angioadema side effects. I am 86 years old.

  • @user-qj3jz9ho1h
    @user-qj3jz9ho1h 2 роки тому +72

    I must say this is the very first doctor who explained the causes and effects of high/ low blood pressure and what the numbers really mean.... And medications 💊 that work and not work well....
    He makes alotta sense to the general public. Just listening to this doctor lowers my blood pressure...
    Great job, Doc!

  • @tiffanyb.7596
    @tiffanyb.7596 2 роки тому +22

    THANK YOU!! At my doctors office the nurse would Rush me in & take my blood pressure while talking about her family troubles asking me questions throughout the whole test. It was always elevated when she was the one on staff that day. 🙁
    I appreciate this common sense, sound advice!! 🦋

    • @livelaughlove1855
      @livelaughlove1855 2 роки тому +8

      I am astonished at the fact that some doctors are not aware of this knowledge.
      My mom is over seventy years old and her doctor insists that her b/p should be 120/80. He wants to add more meds to the four meds that she takes to lower her b/p. She has CHF and kidney problems, so why does he wants her b/p to be the same as it was when she was in her twenties?
      I can not believe what he is thinking, but I will not allow it. It seems like common sense should kick in at some point.
      Thank you, doctor for your help.

    • @d.bcooper2271
      @d.bcooper2271 2 роки тому

      Lol same for me

    • @lauramolloy9777
      @lauramolloy9777 2 роки тому +2

      How about asking them not to talk

    • @judymitton8985
      @judymitton8985 2 роки тому

      @@lauramolloy9777 4

  • @nathanmccannon736
    @nathanmccannon736 Рік тому +2

    I'm 86.. in all the years of having my BP taken in any doctor or other,, NONE did so observing youre method of HOW the BP is taken.

  • @riskyron1416
    @riskyron1416 3 роки тому +2

    74, BP is 104/55 resting pulse 56. Still bench press 110 Kilos and even mountain bike in the Andes. Haven't had a car in 10 years . Retired to Panama at age 66 in 2013, last 4 years lived in Costa Rica. Life style changes are better than any medications. Added I have carried two AK-47 bullets in my torso for the last 53 years, and my left arm enhanced with titanium from 11 bone operations, Doc said I would likely not be able to lift more than a cup of coffee. He far underestimated his work and my resolve to do better.

    • @happydays2300
      @happydays2300 2 роки тому

      Life style changes are better than any medications. You are completely correct. Thank You for That! I am working on it.

    • @riskyron1416
      @riskyron1416 2 роки тому +1

      @@happydays2300 Best wishes. Too bad doctors push happy pills as a solution. Sure temporary it can be useful while one makes changes. I think you're half way there already.

    • @happydays2300
      @happydays2300 2 роки тому +1

      @@riskyron1416 There will be NO pills, thank you very much. I'm just trying to get out of town. I already know where I feel better. Oceanside. Thanks for your kind reply. Enjoy!

    • @riskyron1416
      @riskyron1416 2 роки тому

      @@happydays2300 Within the US try Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama on coast. Or better yet Puerto Rico.. Still in the US that way. California, Texas, Florida and the Carolinas are expensive from all the wealthy retirees. Worse is Hawaii.

    • @riskyron1416
      @riskyron1416 2 роки тому

      @@happydays2300 Lack of money can put a crimp on things., but a person in declining health should live their life the best possible and fulfill their dreams. Worst thing of all is staying put and awaiting Mr Grim to arrive. Make him work tracking you down, almost certain to stall him.

  • @cameriqueTV
    @cameriqueTV 4 роки тому +27

    @18:00, taking a repeated measurement will be reading compressed vascualture. Wait an hour.

    • @paulrichard4945
      @paulrichard4945 4 роки тому +2

      Just wonderful, I have been researching "how i reduce blood pressure" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Handadison Pressure Amalgamation - (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my colleague got excellent success with it.

    • @shaantoor3329
      @shaantoor3329 4 роки тому +2

      Untreated hi bp risky silent killer. I knew of some friends nd relative thats caused of death.
      Less on salty foods, lots of water dsily, walk or exercise morning sun,
      basics: upon waking up 3 deep breathes slow exhale can relax muscles, perspire detox cleansing, morning sun walk better than jog to care dr knees, fish oils, 7-8 hrs rest sleep, heslthy fats only....

    • @dianjoles7396
      @dianjoles7396 4 роки тому

      Oomomomm

    • @ferndog1461
      @ferndog1461 4 роки тому

      @@shaantoor3329 I'm hearing about the harm of injesting oils, i.e. vegetable oil, peanut oil, rancid olive oil.

  • @hannadr
    @hannadr 3 роки тому +12

    I am a RN pensioner! And appreciate highly the information
    Professors information us up to now( I’ve heard only a third of the lecture ! ) and shall continue soon the rest, very interesting, . To update what’s new in BP .

  • @IIVVBlues
    @IIVVBlues 4 роки тому +113

    This has been very eye opening for me. I'm over 70 and 150/90 sounds like a much more reasonable target. I like to avoid drugs. I was able to control my T2 diabetes through diet alone and I think an exercise program should be my first line of defense for blood pressure.

    • @dannyd3394
      @dannyd3394 3 роки тому +4

      Why avoid the medication?

    • @Tk-iz2ws
      @Tk-iz2ws 3 роки тому +19

      @@dannyd3394 because it's bad for you.

    • @billw8476
      @billw8476 3 роки тому +1

      @@NoBody11010 get it from china now, i will not be any good after we nuke china back to the stone age.

    • @patsydf
      @patsydf 3 роки тому +30

      @@dannyd3394 Why take drugs when a bit of self control and a look at personal lifestyle can change things.

    • @elsahilario529
      @elsahilario529 2 роки тому +13

      @@patsydf I totally agree.If you want to be healthy,eat healthy foods.People get sick because of unhealthy lifestyle and lack of self-control or should I say...Discipline!

  • @colleenyoung6993
    @colleenyoung6993 Рік тому +2

    Great lecture straight forward and no gimmicks. Wow thanks

  • @christinelitvak6427
    @christinelitvak6427 2 роки тому +66

    I got a BP check in a clinic at work. The cuff was so tight that I was in pain. When I exclaimed "ow! this is hurting me!" my blood pressure went up so high that the tech made me sign a note that I will go to the doctor to be checked out. I didn't. It would just be high if I went there because of the anxiety. Those cuffs hurt.

    • @bridgetmonica31
      @bridgetmonica31 Рік тому +8

      Do you know your blood pressure .

    • @pulrich9284
      @pulrich9284 Рік тому +6

      I use a wrisr cuff-as you said the arm cuff hurts so bad-doctor doesn't like it but I insisted and refuse the arm cuff

    • @benjaminjr6322
      @benjaminjr6322 Рік тому +4

      I agree with you. I that same experience! Dam!.. It hurts.

    • @benjaminjr6322
      @benjaminjr6322 Рік тому +5

      Does pains, course Bp to Rise?.

    • @ash7604yaman
      @ash7604yaman Рік тому +2

      @@benjaminjr6322 It depends say for example if some has tennis elbow that will be inflammation of the elbow joint there will be a bottle neck because of the injury and the blood pressure will ride due to the heart beating faster ,the brain receives the signal that there is an injury on the elbow and that triggers the heart to pump blood as a result high blood pressure registers on the pressure gauge that's how our bodies react, that's with most injuries, so in this case cooling the area of injuries a cold compression is recommended eg ice pack ,use of fenbid jell antiinflamatory medicine is used a strong pain killer and a tubular dressing should ease the pain ,bone injuries can be fatal, bone rubbing on bone is just as fatal xrays or MRI results will show clear signs of the injuries all this will show on the blood pressure monitor. Injuries to the knees also rises the blood pressure and that will trigger the heart to pump blood faster to the area .Blood thining medication like aspirin or ibuprofen is used that will make the blood flow better as blood has red cells and white cells, when the area is injured there appears to be traffic jam of cells that's when pain increases, sometimes surgery is indicated.

  • @franklopeziilmtmti603
    @franklopeziilmtmti603 4 роки тому +19

    Recommended of how to take the BP is a crock. If it is low at home shows you are relaxed in a relaxed environment. BP is all about the body's reaction to environmental stresses or lack of. If it is all over the place but at home, you're still low, don't worry about it. You're body is doing what is supposed to do.
    If it is high:
    -Stop eating all processed foods. Restaurant food is right up there.
    -Check your diet and fat intake such as high omega 6 oils.
    -Evaluate refined sugar/HFCS intake
    -Stress levels at work and home
    -Quality of sleep
    -Amount of exercise both resistance and cardio
    -natural blood thinners of water, vitamin C
    -removal of table salt from the diet and use Himalayan, Sea or Celtic salts. Sodium/potassium are vital for nerve and muscle function.
    Sound health to everyone. If you've gone beyond 10 minutes in this video you're interested in your health and already doing some of the things I listed and of course, I only highlight a few of the many things needed.

    • @skinnydee1886
      @skinnydee1886 4 роки тому +1

      Frank Lopez,
      I've watched and listened to this video till the very end. My blood pressure is sometimes elevated at nights due to lack of sleep; I'm not taking any Pharmaceutical drugs but drink garlic tea only on the nights it's high and it returns to normal within 20-25 minutes!

    • @franklopeziilmtmti603
      @franklopeziilmtmti603 4 роки тому +1

      @@skinnydee1886 That's awesome. Begin to include 15 minutes of deep breathing, eyes closed. Count to 4 as you take a full deep breath then very slowly exhale counting to 8. This will oxygenate the body, bring up the pH and bring in calm lowering external psychological pressure.

    • @skinnydee1886
      @skinnydee1886 4 роки тому

      @@franklopeziilmtmti603
      Thank you but I also meditate and do yoga sometimes. There are many videos about breathing exercises to lower high blood pressure; Dr. Adam Story also has a good one. Thanks again, stay safe and God bless 🙏

    • @dannyd3394
      @dannyd3394 3 роки тому

      @@skinnydee1886 what does garlic tea do?

  • @masudsiddiqui3167
    @masudsiddiqui3167 4 роки тому +67

    Excellent talk, factual and very informative. Thank you Dr Baron.

  • @kathygann7632
    @kathygann7632 Рік тому +2

    My blood pressure went down significantly after I had a 12 hour back surgery and was no longer in constant pain.

  • @martast4754
    @martast4754 9 місяців тому

    Thank you, Dr. Robert Baron, for this information. My husband has hypertension, I will show him this video too. We are from Estonia, where a very effective remedy for maintaining normal pressure is sold - Kardisel. It is made from natural components. Kardisel purifies the blood, normalizes pressure, and prevents the development of heart diseases. My husband felt much better and easier to live after starting to take Kardisel.

  • @mangalpadda8549
    @mangalpadda8549 3 роки тому +39

    Dr Baron
    You are the greatest
    You took this call about High BP to a new level
    Thanks soooo much
    May God bless you sir

  • @keekwai2
    @keekwai2 4 роки тому +22

    When I'm aware of my pulse beating under the cuff, that makes me anxious and increases my pulse rate and blood pressure. "Talking" actually distracts me from the process and I get a lower reading. ANYTHING that distracts me works .. singing, humming, reading etc.

    • @dannyd3394
      @dannyd3394 3 роки тому +3

      Same

    • @dannyd3394
      @dannyd3394 3 роки тому

      Wait I think that's supposed to happen because it also checks you're heart rate

    • @sarahyates6055
      @sarahyates6055 3 роки тому +2

      You shouldn’t actually talk or move during the time you’re having your blood pressure taken, it actually makes the readings higher so giving false results.

  • @sedoniakrieger7832
    @sedoniakrieger7832 Рік тому +5

    This was sooo informative and beneficial. It was great, thank you Doctor for your knowledge.

  • @davidjudd2283
    @davidjudd2283 Рік тому

    So very happy to find decent information. Thank you so very much. It is a non-definitive topic yet this presentation clarified many (not all...lol) of my questions. Thank you again.

  • @Carol-dj8gp
    @Carol-dj8gp Рік тому

    Thanks for this presentation and information on taking blood pressure readings correctly. The latest guidelines were decided by doctors that have financial ties to pharmaceuticals and putting more people on medication. They lowered the bar for profit. My doctor lowered my blood pressure so low trying to meet those guidelines it caused me acute kidney injury.

  • @jacquelinepenha3135
    @jacquelinepenha3135 3 роки тому +143

    Reducing salt, sugar, butter and oil from your diet and removing anyone who doesn't contribute positively into your life will reduce your bloody pressure.🙏😊

  • @troyjhinkle
    @troyjhinkle 2 роки тому +32

    I test at home and it helps me to make course corrections in both diet and exercise to measure the impact of those changes. So measuring at home has helped me quite a bit as I am thinking about my BP and what I eat and how to exercise. Even though the measuring alone doesn't do anything, it does help me to maintain my focus on my health overall. Great presentation!

  • @polanco187
    @polanco187 5 років тому +17

    The best indicator of CVD is the coronary artery calcium score and not the Framingham risk assessment referenced by Dr Baron in this presentation.

  • @gingerlori52
    @gingerlori52 3 роки тому +3

    If you've ever paid attention when the clinic is taking your blood pressure, you would find the talk shocking, not boring.

    • @lynncoffin180
      @lynncoffin180 3 роки тому

      My question is, when the nurse is taking my b/p, WHY does she keep pumping up the cuff? Would that cause the reading to increase??

  • @almagapayao8419
    @almagapayao8419 2 роки тому +6

    Great Presentation Doc.Thanks lot for sharing ❤️

  • @Annabelleese1
    @Annabelleese1 3 роки тому +32

    Outstanding. So clear and well presented. Also put me far more at ease personally with this superb presentation.

    • @RekhaRaichur-g7u
      @RekhaRaichur-g7u Рік тому

      I have been suffering from systolic hypertension taking loserytin & Metaprolol but about one week back was admitted with high B P 230/72 I was in the hospital for ten days They were trying combination of Medicines l got severe reaction with that l got facial palsy & Numbness of hands for only 20 minutes lastly They gave Lasartrin tab & dischared Advised to take tab after measuring B P Now morning it will be between 117 -123 systolic night 140- 150 All investigations were normal

    • @RekhaRaichur-g7u
      @RekhaRaichur-g7u Рік тому

      One correction They gave Valsatrin tab instead of Lasartrin

  • @hyacinthbartley4689
    @hyacinthbartley4689 3 роки тому +7

    Very good teacher..i learned a lot in couple of minutes..very good information.

  • @skyla11
    @skyla11 3 роки тому +1

    I stopped my meds a few months ago and developed atrial fibrillation. Now back on.meds but will keep on trying to reduce meds.

  • @bwilliams1234
    @bwilliams1234 2 роки тому +17

    Thank you Dr. Baron.
    I've been dealing with untreated high blood pressure (210/100 average) for at least 8 of the last 10 years until finally I had to ask my PCP to help me lower it. Now I see a cardiologist, though my BP is still a bit high.
    You have taught me a lot and I
    thank you again.

    • @oliverfalcao5844
      @oliverfalcao5844 2 роки тому +2

      your body wouldnt handle that kind of pressure 210/100? for 8 years? no way! sorry

    • @oliverfalcao5844
      @oliverfalcao5844 2 роки тому

      @@Stefan_Doz thats rare

    • @billderby1527
      @billderby1527 2 роки тому +3

      @@oliverfalcao5844 I have same issues. My current at home bp is 220/139 right now.

    • @oliverfalcao5844
      @oliverfalcao5844 2 роки тому +2

      2nd worst 185/115, 190/97

    • @billderby1527
      @billderby1527 2 роки тому +1

      @@oliverfalcao5844 We're just iron men. I joke that while I put my boots on to go to work most men in my state whole be laid up in some hospital bed

  • @doloressimpson7456
    @doloressimpson7456 3 роки тому +9

    SUPER knowlegable holistic DOCTOR who explains well !!!

  • @Torre800
    @Torre800 3 роки тому +7

    Thank you so much for this very important information.

  • @alexdahn5329
    @alexdahn5329 4 роки тому +74

    A friend of mine had high blood pressure for years and then went on a diet and lost 2 stone and his blood pressure was well lowered.

  • @whocares0316
    @whocares0316 3 роки тому +2

    I have been on BP meds since i had a heart attack back in 1994. I have recently added a new Cardiologist who asked me to start tracking my BP at home using my own Omron monitor which takes my BP three successive times and gives me the average of the three. I have taken the log of my results to my Cardio but he never seems to be overly concerned about the numbers or pay much attention to them. I never knew i should do my test in the morning before i take my meds! I always test it in AM but i take my BP meds BEFORE I test myself. I will change that now but im aggravated about it because i do have heart disease and also type 2 diabetes and always worry about my BP as i age...now 81.After 15 years of daily blood sugar testing I'm going to stop that and just do my A1c which is currently 6.4% with 2 500mG of Metformin daily. Excellent video. Thank you.

  • @WhiteBirdMustFly1
    @WhiteBirdMustFly1 3 роки тому +1

    Salt contributed heavily to my care, as the foods at the kitchen was being resulted by the server, and caused my 3 meals to change. In less than 1 month off of that diet, the The Peoples Kitchen, were then notified that my blood pressure dropped back to normal, versus prescription to drugs. Also pain control management with again diet, and cholesterol lowering with Red Yeast Rice, were validated and followed up on to work for my health.
    I am an elder care provider, as well as have history of working with children. This education is transferable to young and old.

  • @101life9
    @101life9 5 років тому +10

    My BP was 200/110 a year ago, BG was 5.4. Doctor wanted to prescribe me drugs for these symptoms. I said no a day went on a diet and lifestyle changed. In 3 months, all numbers came back to normal. Lost 12 lbs. Got rid of white processed food and sugar; walk half hour in the morning and getting some sunshine. It's working !

  • @DIAMONDGIRL57
    @DIAMONDGIRL57 4 роки тому +55

    Great info! Thank you! Doctor tried to subscribe BP medication during an initial without really knowing me as a patient. I had to rush to get to his office after a stressful day. To top it off, I was nervous about meeting a doctor for the first time. Naturally my blood pressure was elevated when the nurse took my vitals. After sitting in the exam room for 10-15 minutes, the doctor walks in, greets himself and after scanning my chart, asked if my blood pressure is always so high. I explained what kind of day I had and that I was not interested in any medication as blood pressure is not always at the same and constant levels. He did check my BP before leaving his office and it was below normal. Don’t jump on the medication bandwagon! You can control BP naturally yourself. There are also natural herbs to help with controlling BP if needed. Eating a diet rich in dark raw leafy vegetables (8-10 cups) will also help. Lots of green veggies, low carb, with light to moderate protein. Drinking hibiscus tea as well as getting enough sleep and periods of rest during the day is also helpful.

    • @lovepeace8918
      @lovepeace8918 2 роки тому

      Next time doctor asks you why your blood pressure is always high, just tell him, well sir, I think my blood pressure was smoking some joints, it tries to hide it from me but I can smell it, and my blood pressure's eyes are always blood shot red, knocking off telling dumb jokes laughing at the walls n stuff.

    • @tinnierush142
      @tinnierush142 2 роки тому

      Tp

    • @blackfeel9172
      @blackfeel9172 2 роки тому

      Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks

  • @victoriagrove5344
    @victoriagrove5344 3 роки тому +19

    Thank you for approaching blood pressure diagnosis by presenting the scientific findings and breaking down the specifics. Many non-medical people want to be informed. The more they know, the more they can recognize potential contributors in their lives.

    • @blackfeel9172
      @blackfeel9172 2 роки тому +1

      Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks

    • @josephatstheodore2668
      @josephatstheodore2668 Рік тому

      @@blackfeel9172 00000000000000000000

  • @hazelmcgregor6730
    @hazelmcgregor6730 2 роки тому +2

    What is the best blood pressure machine to use ?

  • @edwinducay755
    @edwinducay755 2 роки тому

    lagi po akong nanonood ng mga video ninyo doc.mabait at magaling kayo.kaya lagi akong nanonod mga ilang video ninyo ang napapanood ko pag yung im on the health mood thanks po doc willie ong

  • @ofeliaaquino5093
    @ofeliaaquino5093 3 роки тому +12

    THANKS a LOT DR. FOR AN EXCELLENT EXPLANATION.

  • @405boy4
    @405boy4 4 роки тому +8

    I was diagnosed with hypertension in 2007. I survived two strikes: one in 2012 and recently in 2020. I know I'm blessed to still be alive but I still struggle with my blood pressure going up and down when measured by my doctor. I still don't fully understand that but oh well. The crazy thing is that I take two blood pressure meds and a med to stop blood clots. I don't know how helpful those blood pressure meds work because I kept my BP low the first three and half years and all of sudden, Boom. My body had adapted to the two BP meds. It stayed high for eight years until I had this recent stroke possibly due to a blood clot. Although my BP is still higher than what the doctor wants it to be, they said I should feel better due to my blood levels staying at a much safer level..

    • @hunter6099
      @hunter6099 4 роки тому +1

      Eat meat and chicken only. No greens sugar and no whites. You will feel young BP will drop to low 20's

    • @405boy4
      @405boy4 4 роки тому

      @@hunter6099 Good looking out..

    • @dannyd3394
      @dannyd3394 3 роки тому

      What was you're bp?

    • @nancysmith3854
      @nancysmith3854 3 роки тому

      @@hunter6099 8i

    • @nancysmith3854
      @nancysmith3854 3 роки тому

      @Charlie Hunt j

  • @richardlee7144
    @richardlee7144 3 роки тому +8

    Best plain explanation of high blood pressure issues.

  • @tonyacross7391
    @tonyacross7391 Рік тому +1

    I am 44 an I have had high BP sence I was 18 years old I am now stage 4 hypertension I am on Lartan an they gave me colonidine but told me not to take that unless my top number was 160 I hate having it but it runs in my family I also have panic disorder an ptsd bad anxiety so that doesn’t help thank u for u wonderful lecture

  • @maribelvillanueva2870
    @maribelvillanueva2870 Рік тому

    Thank you po Dr Gary Sy sa info. I ❤️ GsK. God bless us all.

  • @deep6301
    @deep6301 5 років тому +115

    Very helpful video. I especially appreciate his initial efforts to improve HBP through diet and lifestyle changes. I also appreciate the guidelines for BP for over 60 year olds. I am over 60 and could not accept that my numbers should be the same as when I was 25. It was not realistic.

    • @andriafitzgerald9250
      @andriafitzgerald9250 4 роки тому +7

      If you do the same activity as younger people and eat healthy like young people...your blood pressure can be like young people. Don't fool yourself. If you have high BP, there is a reason for it. It is not always medical.

    • @100happychap
      @100happychap 4 роки тому +6

      video didn't help at all: dr spoke in jargon, displayed slides w/o clear explanations, it seems obvious he roots for big pharma not for anxious patients...

    • @melodaran4034
      @melodaran4034 3 роки тому +4

      He speaks in a monotone fashion but still very clearly. The charts are helpful for me as they break down the differences by age/BP levels. I learmed a lot. To lower BP, there are other good videos that focus on this subject.

    • @Jan96106
      @Jan96106 3 роки тому +6

      Dee: I fully agree with what you say. His lecture was great. It is ridiculous and unhealthy to try to keep everyone at such low numbers. I never listen to doctors when they are spouting nonsense or urging me to take a lot of medications that make me feel ill and that have questionable results. For example, I thought hormone replaement therapy was dangerous and I was proven right about that. I feel statins are dangerous, and I have been proven correct about that. Trying to reduce blood pressure to extremely low levels in an older person through many medications is also counterintuitive. I know that drug companies want to make more money by making more people dependent on drugs they don't really need. People have to engage in critical thinking and not blimdly follow what someone tells them to do. This video gives us information to help us do that.

    • @philtrimby9574
      @philtrimby9574 2 роки тому +6

      @@luvroflifepray4890 I'm basically a layman, though I was a home health aid with CNA training too. I also found his talk very understandable even though I think he was talking to student or professional seminar attendees. Perhaps, I underestimate my knowledge base or intellect, but I cannot understand anyone with a reasonable high school education not being vable to comprehend this talk.

  • @masudsiddiqui3167
    @masudsiddiqui3167 4 роки тому +4

    Dr Baron is giving talk to other doctors. His length of talk is just right.

    • @merlysambrano4496
      @merlysambrano4496 4 роки тому

      i appreciate so much Doc. for a resourceful informations and guidelines regarding health care.

    • @kentrimby6558
      @kentrimby6558 3 роки тому

      @@merlysambrano4496 you 6 u hung h f2f gghgghg gghgghggthhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh hi f2f ģ

  • @dsupanga
    @dsupanga 2 роки тому +16

    For the past 40 years my BP was around 210/110. It could go down now and then to 180/90-100. Now I'm 72 and relatively in good health. I know my kidney trouble that started in the late 60's is the cause of my perpetual high BP. My BP now is 193/97 pulse 53.

    • @saraswatkin9226
      @saraswatkin9226 2 роки тому +7

      dsupanga, are you serious? You sound like a ticking time bomb. You should be on complete bed rest, salt and fat free diet, physiotherapy and investigations to identify the cause of your hypertension. Stress Is the bigger cause of hypertension.

    • @davidbarry9690
      @davidbarry9690 2 роки тому +8

      Its way to high

    • @louisemuscat628
      @louisemuscat628 2 роки тому +5

      Sorry to say but that is high.

    • @oliverfalcao5844
      @oliverfalcao5844 2 роки тому +4

      oh my gosh i thought mine was bad 170 over 90 from 150 88 how r u now?

    • @oliverfalcao5844
      @oliverfalcao5844 2 роки тому +3

      really? 40 years? bp 210 over 110?

  • @janicesmiley6473
    @janicesmiley6473 Рік тому +1

    Thank you for all the life changing information.

  • @KennyGuyte
    @KennyGuyte 2 роки тому +3

    Stupendous and informative presentation by a certified intelligent brother. The community is grateful for this KBA Knowledge Base Article .

  • @consuelodelgado7264
    @consuelodelgado7264 3 роки тому +29

    Does the level of blood pressure have anything to do with age. What is the normal blood pressure numbers according to age? Stress and anxiety will raise blood pressure.

  • @ubaldofernandes4559
    @ubaldofernandes4559 3 роки тому +11

    Thank you doctor Baron for giving blood pressure information

  • @kamho3909
    @kamho3909 3 роки тому +23

    Thank you professor Baron. Your presentation is excellent. I have learnt a lot.

  • @gloriapeart-campbell4127
    @gloriapeart-campbell4127 Рік тому

    Excellent presentation. Thank you.

  • @ceciliahaizel2488
    @ceciliahaizel2488 2 роки тому +1

    Great presentation

  • @garyluciani370
    @garyluciani370 3 роки тому +6

    I was diagnosed with high blood pressure. Every reading I took fluctuated up or down BUT it was consistently in the high zone.
    I was prescribed a blood pressure pill, taken once every 24 hrs.
    After two years on the pill it doesn't matter how often I take my reading, it still fluctuates BUT always between the optimal and normal range.
    The pills work for me.

    • @dannyd3394
      @dannyd3394 3 роки тому

      I'm 23 year's old should I take the medication?

    • @mnayak9348
      @mnayak9348 Рік тому

      Find the cause and correct

  • @l.ande.r.7408
    @l.ande.r.7408 4 роки тому +37

    I just took my blood pressure reading it was 125/75. Pulse 87. Im surprised it's usually over 140/80. I'm 71 years old. On losartan meds.

    • @ianmcdonald8648
      @ianmcdonald8648 4 роки тому +7

      me...same age.
      A month ago I got a HRmonitor.
      Some of these things I have been doing.
      Have been recording in a diary first thing in the morning in bed before sitting up, both sides, and often 2 or three timess unless it is low 125 or lower; also record after exercises or been out for a while, or walking, or at random times during the day. If I have a high read over 135, I double or triple the read.
      Aftr light varied exercises, 5 mins, 10 mins, or walking.
      Don't take any pharma medication and don't intend to.
      Don't need to lose weight.
      Don't eat much junk food.
      I am working on eating earlier in the evening, adn getting to bed earlier than I have most of the last ten years as a widower.
      I had a faint last November while talking to a friend in the carpark. He rang an ambulance. they flew me to Melbourne with a diagnosis of Bradycardia. They told me they were going to put in a pacemaker. They didn't ask me. But I declined for 3 reasons. They then told me I might faint; not resucitate; and can't drive. But I am having a local cardiologist check me out early April 21.
      Am using as much natural nutritional foods and supps as I can afford - and prayer to my Creator - Jesus Christ (Colossians 1 and John 1).
      I am expecting to have a good report in April and working towards a better physical me, even though I have been fairly healthy most of my life.
      I refuse to worry an dcast all my troubles on my God (1 Peter 5:7)

    • @l.ande.r.7408
      @l.ande.r.7408 3 роки тому +2

      @@ianmcdonald8648 Jesus is my Lord and Savior also I was diagnosed with tachycardia, I've been keeping an eye on my heart beats per minute with my phone app. I will start keeping a journal on my blood pressure readings. psalm 91 is one of my favorite scriptures. Dwelling in the secret place of the most high. Thanks for the info. God Bless You.

    • @l.ande.r.7408
      @l.ande.r.7408 3 роки тому

      @@Beachboy22 no

    • @paulawagstaff686
      @paulawagstaff686 3 роки тому

      @@ianmcdonald8648 all the best for April Alan...

    • @malaika2940
      @malaika2940 3 роки тому

      @@ianmcdonald8648

      I’ve no idea if this is any help......
      I was diagnosed with Sinus Bradycardia in December (waiting for further tests because I also don’t want invasive intervention as the primary cure). When feeling faint I start coughing and continue until I reach a safe place to sit down (avoiding any fall and potentially hitting my head on a hard surface). The coughing seems to stimulate my pulse rate (simply as a temporary solution until I can get more help).
      Wishing you all the best with your appointment in April.

  • @edwardlal3620
    @edwardlal3620 2 роки тому +6

    Excellent prestation ,so informative ! no family doctors want to tell you all these they just want to keep you on the drugs .Dr. Baron you are awesome , love your lecture . Thank you👍👍👍👍🤏

  • @RenegadesGarage
    @RenegadesGarage 2 роки тому +2

    Last time I checked my blood pressure it was 221 over 132 I wasn't doing anything and I felt fine. I do get sharp chest pains all the time. I have congestive heart failure, diabetes and liver disease.

  • @chuckeecheeze4649
    @chuckeecheeze4649 2 роки тому

    We still didn't find out. Was Bueller there or not. You should call for him again.

  • @gunlokman
    @gunlokman 4 роки тому +18

    Great video! As an engineer, I take issue with the present measurement of blood-pressure anyway. It is well known in hydraulics that if the flow in a circulation (pump-driven) pipe system is restricted in any way - the pressure goes up. This effect can be readily seen if one restricts a running garden-hose for example by pinching the pipe - the pressure rises and the water jet goes further. The human circulation system works in a very similar way. If the flow is restricted (by squeezing under the wrap-around cuff for example) - the pressure in the flow goes up! Come on guys - it's just like the old accepted practice of putting grease on burns! A high blood-pressure measured in this way merely demonstrates how good the pump (your heart) is - not how bad your system is!

    • @RepentfollowJesus
      @RepentfollowJesus 3 роки тому +3

      Well if arteries are clogged it would lessen the flow too making the pressure higher.

    • @MrTweetyhack
      @MrTweetyhack 3 роки тому +3

      so how would you measure BP?

    • @brianryan4053
      @brianryan4053 3 роки тому +2

      You are right! Cause of high blood pressure in the most cases - problems with renin angiotensin system. I have perfect heart and high blood pressure all my life, which is perfectly corrected with angiotensin inhibitor medication

  • @rickonethousand6304
    @rickonethousand6304 3 роки тому +10

    Excellent info, excellent speaker.
    Keep em coming.

  • @goodboystew
    @goodboystew 5 років тому +27

    When I see a Doctor.... I run away !!!

  • @marilynmarkos5283
    @marilynmarkos5283 Рік тому

    Thanks Dr.Frida.for Shaering us About high blood pressure
    Godbless you Always.Athens Greece.

  • @Mr707kidd
    @Mr707kidd Рік тому

    I love your presentation. Thank you.

  • @coramercado2169
    @coramercado2169 4 роки тому +6

    The tips you discuss. the. proper way of using BP

    • @aguchidinma9629
      @aguchidinma9629 3 роки тому

      Please what is the normal range of high blood pressure