10 High Blood Pressure Signs You Should NEVER Ignore!

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  • @drekberg
    @drekberg  Рік тому +77

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    • @alterculture
      @alterculture Рік тому +2

      Adrenal fatigue, lol, Dr you need to learn about dysautonomia!!!!

    • @talavs-jekabsriekstins578
      @talavs-jekabsriekstins578 Рік тому +1

      Hi Dr. Sten, love your videos, thanks for wisdom, this youtube channel must be saved for whole humanity as an artifact for next generations. I was wondering if you could mention or comment in one of your videos on how to de-calcify pineal gland, how to detox brain from aluminum and other toxins like fluoride?

    • @bryaneasterdaysr2223
      @bryaneasterdaysr2223 Рік тому

      !

    • @out_of_control1
      @out_of_control1 Рік тому +3

      @drekberg can you do a video on nutrition for menopause please? I've heard magnesium and ashwaganda is good but I'd like a more in depth talk about it.

    • @magnustrygg5632
      @magnustrygg5632 Рік тому

      Hej Sten.
      En liten undran.
      Jag har precis börjat med Keto och har stött på patrull.
      Under januari så tog jag bort allt snabbt socker men åt fortfarande en mindre del kolhydrater. Sen från 1 Feb så har jag gått över på strikt Keto. Men….
      Senaste två dygnen så har jag haft hemska myrkryp i armar och ben. Jag har även varit mkt kall i armar och ben så jag förmodar att jag har haft svårt att syresätta dem. Sen idag så vaknade jag med ett hemskt illamående. Jag var också mkt darrig och hade en törst som inte var av denna värld.
      Efter att ha vaknat med illamående så började jag sen kräkas. Hade inget i magen så det var mest galla. Darrningarna och törsten tilltog. Jag försökte dricka vatten men kräktes bara upp det. Hade också svårt att få i mig luft.
      Min fru åkte hem från jobbet och gav mig ett glas vatten med 1 krm salt och 1 tsk socker. Jag drack det och även lite blåbärssoppa med socker. Efter jag fick i mig detta så började jag sakta bli bättre och när det värsta gick över så svimmade jag av och fick sova i 4h.
      Jag har psoriasisartrit och sedan 7 månader tillbaka så har jag inflammation i mina lungor som läkarna inte vet varför jag fått. Jag har ätit Keto för ca 5år sedan och mådde då mkt bra, så min tanke med keto-dieten är att om möjligt få bort mina led-problem och även den här lunginflammationen som aldrig vill ge med sig.
      Jag förmodar att det jag drabbades av idag är ngn form av akut Metabolisk Acidos som förvärrades pga att jag har svårt att göra mig av med CO2 pga mina problematiska lungor.
      Jag vart ganska rädd av vad som skedde idag. Kräktes oavbrutet hela dagen och törsten var så kraftig i kombination med andningssvårigheter och darrningar. Så nu vet jag inte riktigt hur jag ska gå vidare. Om jag vågar fortsätta med strikt Keto. Jag ska handla in lite vitamin tillskott med extra elektrolyter. Har druckit vatten med lite bakpulver för att om möjligt öka på PH värdet och få bort lite syra.
      Med vänlig hälsning

  • @goyoy6433
    @goyoy6433 Рік тому +733

    I was 146/93. I had nose bleeding after meals, laying on my side I'd get vertigo, standing up to fast I felt as if I was going to pass out. I took no medication. I cut out Breakfast, cut diet soda because of the high sodium count and I started intermittent fasting. After 3 months I was down to 116/62. Nosebleeds stopped, vertigo and blood mucus all gone.

    • @HarHarMahadev-xm3xt
      @HarHarMahadev-xm3xt Рік тому +43

      146/90 is also normal

    • @goyoy6433
      @goyoy6433 Рік тому +34

      @@HarHarMahadev-xm3xt it wasn't in my body. I've lost all those HBP symptoms after lowering my numbers.

    • @jamesmarshall3311
      @jamesmarshall3311 Рік тому +31

      @@HarHarMahadev-xm3xt Not really.

    • @coolcapricorn3248
      @coolcapricorn3248 Рік тому +48

      Intermittent fasting is quite miraculous for health.

    • @zahidayyub290
      @zahidayyub290 Рік тому +14

      @@HarHarMahadev-xm3xt yes according to newer research

  • @skippylippy547
    @skippylippy547 Рік тому +799

    1. Severe Headaches
    2. Nose Bleeding
    3. Blurry Vision
    4. Blood in Urine
    5. Fatigue & Shortness of Breath
    6. Tinnitus Ringing in the Ears
    7. Nausea/Vomiting
    8. Localized Weakness
    9. Chest Pain
    10. Dizziness, Confusion, & Anxiety
    > 130 / > 85 (high normal)
    >140 / > 90 ( grade 1)
    >160 / > 100 (grade 2)
    Number one cause of high BP is *metabolic*.
    Such as Insulin Resistance, Type 2 Diabetes

    • @tinabenson1492
      @tinabenson1492 Рік тому +37

      Thank you! 🙂

    • @skippylippy547
      @skippylippy547 Рік тому +13

      @@tinabenson1492 👍

    • @Jiesta1256
      @Jiesta1256 Рік тому +14

      Thx!

    • @richardmason1473
      @richardmason1473 Рік тому +15

      I was hoping the Dr. would cite numbers for "low" blood pressure...

    • @skippylippy547
      @skippylippy547 Рік тому +31

      @@richardmason1473
      By extrapolation it would be anything under the 120/80 Normal Range.
      Keep in mind that all these numbers are "spongey".
      If you could track your real-time BP 24 hours a day every day for a month you would be able see a clearer picture.
      BP is constantly changing over time as it adjusts to its environmental experiences.

  • @b.s.7181
    @b.s.7181 Рік тому +127

    thinking about blode pressure makes my blode pressure go up

    • @welcometoreality3450
      @welcometoreality3450 11 місяців тому

      Thats what western medicine wants...more meds cha ching!

    • @welcometoreality3450
      @welcometoreality3450 11 місяців тому +3

      I have very high BP for years with no damage, not a diabetic. I do lots of alternative health things like hydrate properly with potassium / electrolyte powder in drinking water. Docs don't talk about such things when damaging drugs need to be sold

    • @vitajulien1671
      @vitajulien1671 10 місяців тому +2

      Blood.

    • @karthikm7063
      @karthikm7063 3 місяці тому +5

      Yes when I checked from home it's 122/80 but when I check from hospital it's 160/90. It's like waiting for an exam result. I don't know how to convince the doctor that it's because of the tension of visiting a hospital

    • @Thatmanjust
      @Thatmanjust 3 місяці тому

      @@karthikm7063there is actually a medical term for that.

  • @Klemezin
    @Klemezin 10 місяців тому +64

    I find these doctors on UA-cam are more practical than the ones we go to and spend $$$$$&&&

    • @barbarabutler4701
      @barbarabutler4701 Місяць тому +1

      This md sells a membership for $$$ too. His free ones are very interesting

    • @favourbridgette1939
      @favourbridgette1939 Місяць тому +1

      True ….

    • @SweetSassyBull
      @SweetSassyBull Місяць тому +1

      Totally agree 👍

    • @linda-ks9pf
      @linda-ks9pf 10 днів тому

      Seeing my Doctor is a really raise blood pressure trip. First thing out of his mouth is how are you. Then what do you want followed by no you can't have a test or referral and finally it's your age. He has been saying that since I was 35, now 65.

  • @truenokill
    @truenokill Рік тому +306

    I was at a wedding when an obese lady had a nosebleed and I knew right away it was hypertensive crisis. She refused to go to hospital but I eventually convinced her and took her to hospital where my suspicion was confirmed and she got a med adjustment. She lived another 25 years and thanked me every year on her birthday 🎂 🥳 ❤️

    • @zgennaro
      @zgennaro Рік тому +7

      Lol, people with normal and low blood pressure and very high pressure get nose bleeds.

    • @truenokill
      @truenokill Рік тому +8

      @@zgennaro but I knew it was none of the following:
      nose picking or scratching the inside of the nose.
      rubbing the nose often.
      dry air - Home heating systems may dry the air in your home and also dry the lining of the nose.
      getting hit in the nose or putting an object inside it.
      blowing too hard.
      colds or allergies.
      Also ppl on blood thinners will have explosive nosebleed. In this case and HTN, the nosebleed is heavy and flowing. In the cases above it is slow, on the tissue.

    • @mariomulder3153
      @mariomulder3153 Рік тому

      I went to a funeral and I immediately knew the deceased died of low blood pressure, there was a big hole in his head !

    • @truenokill
      @truenokill Рік тому +1

      @@mariomulder3153 wow surprised it was open cask

    • @jamesmarshall3311
      @jamesmarshall3311 Рік тому +6

      @@zgennaro Nose bleeds are extraordinarily rare for people with normal BP levels.

  • @abhimawa1
    @abhimawa1 Рік тому +158

    I was 160-170+/100-110+ & people told me I’d be forever dependent on medication. Enter pandemic: I started changing my lifestyle: meditation, selective fuel/food, do (mostly & routinely) low intensity exercise. Fast fwd now: at 50+, my blood pressure is on 120/80, no more medication, and in the best shape of my life. One of many things that I should thankful for is finding Dr. Ekberg’s channel

    • @antoninagaras7894
      @antoninagaras7894 Рік тому +3

      Awesome. God bless you.

    • @frankb9989
      @frankb9989 Рік тому

      How long were you in that range before? 160-170

    • @abhimawa1
      @abhimawa1 Рік тому +10

      @@frankb9989 diagnosed for the first time in 2016. 179 for systolic (diastolic at 107 if not mistaken). I tried to avoid medication and it reached 200+ a couple times (dangerous. Extremely). I was in such condition until I started to change my lifestyle in 2020, and the blood pressure is gradually normalized

    • @djnv4702
      @djnv4702 Рік тому +5

      Awesome and so encouraging.
      Did you choose to go all Keto, or low carb? Do you fast? I’m starting low carb the last few days. Wanting to lower my BP and cholesterol. 🙏🏼

    • @abhimawa1
      @abhimawa1 Рік тому +17

      @@djnv4702 thank you for your enthusiasm.
      1. IF; consume enough, not limiting my intake, but scheduled only twice a day
      2. Prioritize; a) protein, b) good fat, c) carbs, focusing on veggie
      3. Avoid anything that tastes sweet, anything processed. Go back to basic, that’s simple food, something I can find in nature (I’ve yet to see croissant tree, coke tree, whisky river in nature)
      4. Exercise / lead an active life sensibly
      5. Never worry about small things, eg. health terms / definition, grass-fed etc those are quite minor
      6. Breath properly

  • @user-jd9sj1mq2b
    @user-jd9sj1mq2b Рік тому +189

    I had 140-150/90-95 before, decided to quit nicotine, alcohol, quit sugar to a large extent and walk 2 hours a day, dropped my BP to 125-135/75-80 in two months. Also lost 10kg. You can do alot in a short period of time.

    • @TheMrblaster2012
      @TheMrblaster2012 Рік тому +4

      How did you manage to quit sugar? It's virtually impossible for me when I have cravings.

    • @user-jd9sj1mq2b
      @user-jd9sj1mq2b Рік тому +4

      @@TheMrblaster2012 You wean yourself off it gradually. Like with any other addiction.

    • @TheMrblaster2012
      @TheMrblaster2012 Рік тому +2

      @@user-jd9sj1mq2b i wonder how to start doing it

    • @user-jd9sj1mq2b
      @user-jd9sj1mq2b Рік тому +11

      @@TheMrblaster2012 You eat less of it every day and then stop. You change carbohydrates to fat and protein. It will be painful, but so is anything worth doing.

    • @TheMrblaster2012
      @TheMrblaster2012 Рік тому +1

      @@user-jd9sj1mq2b what about fruit

  • @Khaliando
    @Khaliando Рік тому +368

    Usually, not always, when I first check my BP at home or a store with a machine, I’ll get a reading of 132/84 for example. But after 2-3 times while sitting and relaxing, it’ll drop to 117/79. Strange part is, sometimes at a doctor’s visit, it’ll get something like 144/95 😅

    • @amaa5518
      @amaa5518 Рік тому +49

      Same here 😂

    • @liviumuncaciu
      @liviumuncaciu Рік тому +145

      White coat syndrom , I have this too

    • @Leti_10
      @Leti_10 Рік тому +40

      Same here, until the doctor takes a manual blood pressure and its normal.

    • @Khaliando
      @Khaliando Рік тому +16

      @@Leti_10 this! He or she would check it again manually and it’ll be normal.

    • @Khaliando
      @Khaliando Рік тому +17

      @@liviumuncaciu explains why it was really high one time when I went to get my wisdom tooth removed lol

  • @altheamcnabb2829
    @altheamcnabb2829 Рік тому +27

    Wow. 2M. I remember it wasnt that long ago when you were new and only had a few hundred. So happy to see how quickly you grew.

  • @alfabdall
    @alfabdall Місяць тому +3

    If you have high blood pressure in the morning, I recommend not eating after 6:00 the evening. For years I had high blood pressure and tried everything, and finally tried this and it was the silver Bullet that lowered my blood pressure.

  • @jean-philippehenry5805
    @jean-philippehenry5805 Рік тому +19

    Your diction is such that, as a French, I am able to clearly understand your speech.
    For that and, of course and mainly, the content of your videos, I would like to express my sincere gratitude.

  • @jamescps8799
    @jamescps8799 Рік тому +49

    This UA-cam video is 1000% more valuable then visiting the clinic, the doctor just told me I need to 'avoid sodium' and take the calcium channel blocker, the end, there is no other advice and the doctor also ignored my suggestion to change my lifestyle and diet. 😂

    • @susugam3004
      @susugam3004 Рік тому +12

      western medicine in a nutshell

    • @MrHellfinger
      @MrHellfinger Рік тому +5

      @dr_ekberg Why are you impersonating Dr Ekberg's account? Trying to run a scam?

    • @nancy9478
      @nancy9478 Рік тому +2

      Low carb has been helping many.

    • @jamesmarshall3311
      @jamesmarshall3311 Рік тому +2

      @@susugam3004 Really more USA style advice.

    • @pinkoceanflower3045
      @pinkoceanflower3045 Рік тому +2

      Wish my health insurance would cover real doctors like him.

  • @willothewispl
    @willothewispl Рік тому +21

    Thank you, even in nursing school I did not get this thorough explanation of blood pressure and how it works.

  • @SalLazuka
    @SalLazuka Рік тому +73

    It's amazing that doctors are so quick to prescribe blood pressure medication. You would think they would have you monitor it at home numerous times a day first. I've been checking and recording mine at home daily for the past two and a half years. It just makes common sense since the device is not expensive and it's easy to do.

    • @jamesmarshall3311
      @jamesmarshall3311 Рік тому +17

      Blame the Pharma industry here. Espc in the States.

    • @F-J.
      @F-J. Рік тому

      £€$

    • @drekberg
      @drekberg  Рік тому +20

      Thank you @SalLazuka. You would think, but it appears that common sense is not as common as one would hope. 😄

    • @judeehiwario6065
      @judeehiwario6065 8 місяців тому +2

      When I wake up in the morning, my blood pressure tends to be higher compared to when I’m active… is it okay?

    • @EngrOduor
      @EngrOduor 7 місяців тому +1

      Yes

  • @sstrue5
    @sstrue5 Рік тому +4

    Dr Ekberg you help so much. Been with you for over a year now. Share you with my sisters. Please keep your video coming. We need you.

  • @RaduPN
    @RaduPN Рік тому +36

    Dr. Ekberg,
    a BIG thank you for all your videos! precious information every time! and your way of explaining and creating these videos is very well done! how lucky we are to have you here! 💯

  • @sabrinapittsley2304
    @sabrinapittsley2304 Рік тому +19

    Thanks doc, appreciate all you do for all of us so we can understand how our bodies work and what dietary changes we need to make. 🙏

  • @chansakapumo2203
    @chansakapumo2203 Рік тому +4

    I have followed all your educative and life serving videos and I must admit that you a gifted teacher. I admire your clarity in a manner you approach different life serving topics. Notwithstanding the latter, you have changed my life for better because you made me understand what was triggering tinnitus and that was high blood pressure. I have changed my lifestyle by following your teaching and the ringing in my hear is gone and i have no potbelly anymore. Thank you Dr Sten Ekberg.

  • @rabiafuwai6835
    @rabiafuwai6835 11 місяців тому +7

    I am 60 years old and I would say that this information is really important to me than you can ever imagined Dr. Thanks so much Sir.

  • @anilgawande4954
    @anilgawande4954 Рік тому +6

    Thank you so much Dr. Sten.
    Every day is learning day with you.
    Awesome and informative videos.

  • @angelfriend3710
    @angelfriend3710 Рік тому +67

    Thank you for teaching on blood pressure Dr. Ekberg. I've only ever been told when it's good or a little high. I had no knowledge about cause and effect, nor effects of blood pressure. You put so much in this video, and really helps me be a better health champion! Have an awesome day!

  • @brochrock007
    @brochrock007 Рік тому +34

    I didn't have a problem with BP until I got VAC 2. My BP was off the scale. Now I am on medication for life & lucky to be here.

    • @tatianamalinowska504
      @tatianamalinowska504 Рік тому +13

      Same here!! Never had a problem with BP before vacc, atm I am on herbal medication, and my doctor hopes it will go down

    • @danskdna8550
      @danskdna8550 Рік тому +15

      Vac 1 gave me heart problem, high cholesterol and high bp. I am thin, did keto 7 years and had never had ANY health issues like this prior to first Pfizer.

    • @gloriamaryhaywood2217
      @gloriamaryhaywood2217 Рік тому +4

      @@danskdna8550 The last booster shot made me feel very unwell. But I might have caught a virus at that same time period so it's hard to call it. Also was dealing with a lot of stress. So anyways, it was my third booster shot. I feel much better now days, but I don't think I am going to take any more Covid vaccines,... just in case! The one I was given was Moderna.

    • @Tallonest
      @Tallonest Рік тому +9

      I never had high blood pressure until after the 2nd vaccine shot

    • @melznutz3313
      @melznutz3313 Рік тому +5

      Suggestions for hbp after v.a.x ?

  • @2iceblest
    @2iceblest 2 місяці тому +3

    Worrying about high blood pressure is giving me high blood pressure!

  • @Gr42347
    @Gr42347 Рік тому +5

    Very informative, Thank you so much Dr Ekberg for another excellent video 🙏

  • @jovicrazed
    @jovicrazed Рік тому +20

    I was at 185/120 with SEVERE headaches for months and a doctor that did nothing at all. I went to a new doctor and he immediately made me take time off work and put me on BP meds. I am insulin resistant and have been doing keto and IF.

    • @pinkoceanflower3045
      @pinkoceanflower3045 Рік тому +1

      👍🏽

    • @djnv4702
      @djnv4702 Рік тому +2

      Any improvements with your bp since you began the lifestyle changes?

    • @Detailguy101
      @Detailguy101 3 місяці тому +1

      i was 236 over 110!

    • @pwx9000
      @pwx9000 Місяць тому

      Well maybe I can UPDATE this,since I'm IR'd,and Diabetic. On FULL KETO Diet,
      I'm unsure what my BP is, but lately I haven't been feeling good at all , chest pains, constant burping while breathing. Doing intermittent Fasting. My diabetes was getting worser last year, and unfortunately doctors sent me to the foot doctor‼️ for the swelling caused by Diabetes‼️ Bloods was taken, but weeks later proved nothing because I'm on KETO and they don't know for some dumb reason. So, I told them and visited numerous times still no correct diagnosis.
      It's tough, a lot of times symptoms are hard to tell, and it's easy to be nutrient deficient. Lack of exercise is also tough because of my given situation of sitting. I can't do the things I used to do because of this situation I'm in, and it was doing good but now it got worser suddenly. Legs got swollen up again even though I was doing good on KETO, still doing one meal a day then IF.

  • @gyurmethlodroe1774
    @gyurmethlodroe1774 Місяць тому +3

    Moment that cuff squeezes my arm...my bp goes up😂

  • @franciscacuffy7136
    @franciscacuffy7136 Рік тому +3

    Love you presentation. You made it simple, easy to follow. Thanks for your work.

  • @knaidoo9693
    @knaidoo9693 Рік тому +4

    I'VE HAD SEVERE NOSE BLEEDS BUT YEARS AGO...BUT I'M OK NOW.THANK YOU DR EKBERG I UNDERSTAND SO MUCH MORE NOW ABOUT HBP.I'VE LEARNT SO MUCH FROM YOUR VIDEOS

  • @carolerichard5250
    @carolerichard5250 Рік тому +10

    Why did my blood pressure go to perfectly normal after one month no sugar/carbs and I was able to toss meds after 20+ years of BPMeds.
    How could it be fixed so fast??? Now six months it is still perfect no meds just by low carb eating. Wish my doctors had told me this 20+ years ago.

  • @jo_andy_adventures
    @jo_andy_adventures Рік тому +2

    i went for 52 years and never had a problem with my blood pressure and was generally on the lower side then in Jan 2022 i had a ice pick headache and as a result i had constant 24/7 headaches and as was diagnosed with a cerebral arterial venous malformation!! after a successful brain surgery to resection of the AVM, i’m on blood pressure meds all the time. but just happy to be alive.

  • @SadaoMiyamoto
    @SadaoMiyamoto Рік тому +3

    Thank you Dr. Ekberg for this valuable information.

  • @b0ring476
    @b0ring476 Рік тому +36

    1.Severe head ache
    2.Nose bleeds
    3.Blurry vision
    4.Blood in urine
    5.Fatigue and shortness of breath
    6.Tinnitus(Ringing in the ears)
    7.Nausea/Vomiting
    8.Localized weakness
    9.Angina(chest pain)
    10.Dizziness, confusion and anxiety

  • @marwansherif6201
    @marwansherif6201 Рік тому +4

    Well researched and well presented. Thank you

  • @rm26367
    @rm26367 Рік тому +2

    The best explanation ever!! The nausea and vomiting can also happen if you a migraine headaches. Thank you very much.

  • @MrThatguy1984
    @MrThatguy1984 Рік тому +2

    You outdid yourself Dr Ekberg, blessings to you and your loved ones

  • @nabilh.6357
    @nabilh.6357 Рік тому +19

    Good sleep also improves my BP readings and feelings.
    Thank you for this very informative and useful episode.

    • @truenokill
      @truenokill Рік тому +2

      Sleep is a good one yes!

  • @motivason
    @motivason Рік тому +7

    Dr Sten, I think, you just saved my life for the 3rd time. Thanks Doc 🙏

  • @danfulotikadoguga8632
    @danfulotikadoguga8632 Рік тому +3

    Dr Ekberg, you are very explicative. I always like and enjoy your rich videos. Thank you so much.

  • @sashole1
    @sashole1 Рік тому +1

    A fantastic presentation. Thanks, Dr. Sten.

  • @RaviChandran-wm7bj
    @RaviChandran-wm7bj Рік тому +25

    Excellent explanation given by the eminent doctor about blood pressure. God bless him in his profession. 🙏

  • @alejandroescarcega9288
    @alejandroescarcega9288 Рік тому +3

    I have been waiting for this video for the longest! Thank you!

  • @nancychamberlin6520
    @nancychamberlin6520 Рік тому +2

    Very informative. Your explanations are excellent. Thank you for explaining HBP so well.

  • @menziperez6962
    @menziperez6962 Рік тому +4

    Thanks Dr Erkberg. Very educational

  • @jettnee4513
    @jettnee4513 Рік тому +3

    I was 179 /90 and the dr was not concerned he wanted to go to lunch. ( Dr.Scott Link) I studied up on it and took care of myself! some drs suck

  • @njsongwriter
    @njsongwriter Рік тому +68

    I'm 76 (today). I've had a couple TIAs in recent years (since 2016). For the past 2½ years I've been doing keto and currently carnivore. Recently had a CAC score of 305. I'm taking nattokinase and also K2 MK7 sourced from natto as well. Most of the time my BP is normal.

    • @BareFootDuck
      @BareFootDuck Рік тому +10

      Happy Birthday Jack

    • @pamelamechling958
      @pamelamechling958 Рік тому +4

      Excellent!!

    • @RottenMemory
      @RottenMemory Рік тому +8

      ... had two TIAs last two weeks.. scary and life changing in waking up to not being invincible... going off long term bp meds was my response to recent distrust of health industry... stupidly just going off with no full alternative was one thing... also wondering if cv 3 years ago has some micro clotting impact... anyway.. under control now but good to see this post among his other informative ones

    • @rags-hs1fz
      @rags-hs1fz Рік тому

      ​@@RottenMemorydid u go back on BP meds?

    • @DianeChick-tv2ot
      @DianeChick-tv2ot 11 місяців тому +1

      🎉happY belated birthday 💥😃✨

  • @bakimaroshi3199
    @bakimaroshi3199 Рік тому

    Faliminderit shum doktor per keto informacione ZOTI ju shprbleft

  • @henrywong2375
    @henrywong2375 Рік тому +1

    You are my favorite internet health guru, Dr Ekberg. Thank you for all that you do !!

  • @cyndimanka
    @cyndimanka Рік тому +22

    I’m so lucky I have always had very good blood pressure. I had my labs done a couple weeks ago because I’m on blood thinner and they wanted a physical. My blood pressure was 120/76. Very important that people keep an eye on this for sure.

  • @bazo0
    @bazo0 Рік тому +4

    This was just awesome, thanks for all you do!

  • @wilwoods1
    @wilwoods1 Рік тому +1

    I was chatting with a friend yesterday about cardiac disease and some personal coomplications and his past experieince. My friend is the picture of health and we talked about your programs and he sent me a link t theis channel last night. I just watched the 10 sifns of High BP and have to admit I am really impressed. It was succinct, infomrative and non threatening. Think of yourself as the Ray Dalio of Wellness! I subscribed... well done as I think you can make a serious impact on a lot of people's lives

  • @quiquiqui
    @quiquiqui Рік тому +1

    what an excellent explanation!!! I suffer from really high hypertension, but Im really bad in regularly taking the meds, now I will be more careful

  • @9102010
    @9102010 Рік тому +3

    Thank you very much for the explanation, Dr. Ekberg.

  • @rishijai
    @rishijai Рік тому +4

    This is the best explanation of blood pressure I have seen.

  • @Seatolandcruisen
    @Seatolandcruisen Рік тому

    Dr Ekberg. You are Awesome! Thank you for making things so clear and understandable!
    God bless you
    Maria and Captain ❤

  • @robbinn005
    @robbinn005 Рік тому

    Fantastic Information!!!
    Knowledge is Power!!!

  • @MJ-iq9ph
    @MJ-iq9ph Рік тому +85

    When I was in my mid 20’s, I joined a fitness program where I did 45mins of intense workouts 5 days a week. My blood pressure before I began the program was about 120/80, the “Normal.” After about 12 week on the program, my blood pressure dropped down to 98/60😮Quite low but I felt great!

    • @antonboludo8886
      @antonboludo8886 Рік тому +7

      Excellent!
      Keep up the good work!

    • @miloradmilutinovic7691
      @miloradmilutinovic7691 Рік тому +3

      Same for me :)

    • @njogukiigi2213
      @njogukiigi2213 Рік тому +13

      I think 98/60 is normal for original human being design. Imagine hunter gathering.
      120/80 is merely average for current human beings.

    • @antonboludo8886
      @antonboludo8886 Рік тому +2

      @@njogukiigi2213 Hunter gatherers were naturally fit for their lifestyle, so I guess it makes sense that their BP would be lower.

    • @nopenever6214
      @nopenever6214 11 місяців тому

      Please research low BP. Your post is encouraging though!❤

  • @robertfindlay8166
    @robertfindlay8166 Рік тому +3

    My blood pressure was 167, and changing my diet and giving up smoking worked for me, my last reading was 129 and I'm sure it's even less now. Do the research, consult your physician and you'll be happy with your achievement. Don't neglect yourself you're worth the effort.

  • @alexandrafisher3614
    @alexandrafisher3614 11 місяців тому +1

    This man is simply the BEST teacher ever!!!! May you make tons of money in your career so you can continue to produce these videos to teach us!

  • @peggyjensen3717
    @peggyjensen3717 Рік тому

    Amazing valuable information. Thank you so much for your advice and suggestions that are so valuable to help us in our health journey.

  • @SpamMouse
    @SpamMouse Рік тому +7

    Thank You Boss. Were you aware that when you hit that upload button and the new-video-notifications spread out across the planet the overall average blood-pressure and general health anxiety numbers drop slightly. Such global impact from the click of your mouse, impressive. 👍👍👍

  • @GGuerrilla
    @GGuerrilla Рік тому +4

    SOLID information as always thanks Dr. Sten! I have to mention that I miss the intro song! “Wellness For Life”. When can we expect you to go onto some more of these podcasts! Andrew Huberman, Peter Attia, Rangan Chaterjee, Rich Roll. Much love from California!

  • @EdmondGonzalez
    @EdmondGonzalez 7 місяців тому +1

    This was a great video! Excellent explanation. The best information on this topic I have ever heard. Thank you for your work and all that you are doing.

  • @selesolikopo2416
    @selesolikopo2416 Рік тому +2

    What an insightful video ❤️❤️❤️

  • @onagoodday627
    @onagoodday627 Рік тому +6

    If you are not feeling right make sure to check BP on BOTH arms. Doctors don't seem to want to do this but it could save your life.

  • @laurafreeman3335
    @laurafreeman3335 Рік тому +3

    I really like how you talked about the blood pressure and how you talked about that good things that we think that blood pressure sometimes gets acquainted to isn't always about blood pressure but so I thought the different things that go along with it as you were explaining that made a lot of sense and I you know I like how your videos teaches to question things that we here

  • @rosec4019
    @rosec4019 Рік тому +1

    Thank you Dr. Ekberg, for explaining about the high blood pressure numbers.

  • @lisajamison5585
    @lisajamison5585 Рік тому

    Thank you so much for your teachings! May God Bless you for helping us!

  • @visionsx8
    @visionsx8 Рік тому +25

    Don’t underestimate a simple lifestyle change, healthy weight range and a good eating habit can do wonders with the problems with high blood pressure and insulin resistance. A daily walk under the sun, eat real food and remember you’re the ones in control of your health not medication. All the info and knowledge obtained from Dr. Ekberg are invaluable

    • @lesleylesley5821
      @lesleylesley5821 Місяць тому

      After a certain age, none of those things work.

  • @wanjikuwaititu8591
    @wanjikuwaititu8591 Рік тому +1

    Very insightful, very helpful. Thanks.

  • @tetyanamoore3098
    @tetyanamoore3098 Рік тому

    Thank you Dr Ekberg. All crystal clear. I'd like to be your patient for anything - completely trusted.

  • @gbeminiyimogaji4103
    @gbeminiyimogaji4103 Рік тому +3

    Really appreciate your teaching. Thanks much kindly. I'm 76, once in a while my BP goes up to 160/90 without having any symptoms. Henceforth, I'll do the breathing exercise daily to see how it goes, thanks one again.

  • @ats-3693
    @ats-3693 8 місяців тому +5

    My blood pressure was 200/130 a few weeks ago i felt dizzy and breathless and went into a massive anxiety panic attack, i thought i was dying. Since taking medication and changing my diet and managing my anxiety and my BP is sitting around 140/70, if I'm anxious while it's being measured it will be 160/100.

  • @roscoe5253
    @roscoe5253 Рік тому

    Excellent presentation and educational information!
    Respect.

  • @estrellasoriao1655
    @estrellasoriao1655 Рік тому

    Thank you Doc Ekberg for this informative learning abount the High Blood Pressure

  • @sl06bhytmar
    @sl06bhytmar Рік тому +5

    I have been monitoring my blood pressure regularly now a few years and I have systolic around 130-140 and diastolic 80-90 range all the time. When I wake up I am around 120 and 70-80 range

  • @mosesmitchell985
    @mosesmitchell985 Рік тому +3

    In my humblest opinon the food industry in this country has consumers using TOO much SUGAR and TOO much salt which in my view is the leading cause of diabetes and Hypertension.

  • @Karen-jj9xe
    @Karen-jj9xe Рік тому

    Excellent and fulsome explanation! Thank you.

  • @inktvis6453
    @inktvis6453 Рік тому

    Doctor Ekberg, thank you for your important and valuable advice related our blood.

  • @jbdarr604
    @jbdarr604 Рік тому +6

    Treat your HBP! My brother at 62 suffered three ischemic strokes as a result of not treating his high blood pressure and he is currently in a nursing home thinking he will starve since no one is feeding him. (He has gained weight there) he has past memories but lost daily living skills and always lives in anxiety and paranoia. He lost control of his bowels and can not walk without severe dizziness and falling. It all could have been avoided. 😢

    • @Jeng4280
      @Jeng4280 3 місяці тому

      This is a huge wake up call for me as I don’t wish to be dependent on anyone else to do daily activities.

  • @ManishaPatel-bn4bx
    @ManishaPatel-bn4bx Рік тому +5

    Excellent Video. My readings are 113/ 84 and I was told by the doctor it is normal reading about 2 weeks ago. I am watching my diet after watching your videos. Thank you Dr Ekberg.

  • @retirementpirate3665
    @retirementpirate3665 Рік тому +1

    Dr. Sten Ekberg. One of the good guys.

  • @user-vr7jo2pe7s
    @user-vr7jo2pe7s 10 місяців тому

    Thank you Dr Ekberg for your valuable contribution

  • @balabalakrishna9960
    @balabalakrishna9960 Рік тому +14

    White coat syndrome! I get it in docs office! 😮

  • @robbieb2011
    @robbieb2011 Рік тому +14

    Great video. Your liver and kidneys work hand in hand. If you have a fatty liver from pre/diabetes, obesity or alcohol you will have high bp. You need to get rid of your fatty liver before you can begin lowering your bp. Fatty liver can be reversed in as little as 2 weeks.

    • @joanneclark8256
      @joanneclark8256 26 днів тому

      How ??? Please what to eat??

    • @robbieb2011
      @robbieb2011 25 днів тому

      To get rid of fatty liver you must intermittent fast. 16:8 for starters. Just stop eating at 8pm and don't have breakfast next morning. Start eating at 12 noon or later. 2nd part is don't eat processed carbs. Only eat whole foods. Don't eat too much fruit as it's high in fructose.

  • @stephenwhite5057
    @stephenwhite5057 Рік тому +2

    Such great information, thank you so very much.

  • @usn64711
    @usn64711 Рік тому +1

    Dr. Ekberg, Thank you for providing excellent videos. I'm a long time subscriber and have learned so very much from you. I trust you and that's more than I can for my own Doctors. Could you touch on Labile Hypertension in a future video ? Thanks, Terence

  • @claudehudson4428
    @claudehudson4428 Рік тому +11

    I have always wondered/asked why is it that doctors want everyone to have the exact same BP regardless of any physical factors like height, weight, exercise levels, family history, diet, etc. They just pick a number and if you don't have that number the one time they take your BP, you must go on meds. I have never had a doctor even try and offer a reason why, except of course to get you on meds and keep you coming back for more.

  • @johantrenier1685
    @johantrenier1685 Рік тому +6

    After stroke I’m normal to lower.Mine spiked to 250, I’m happy to be here everyday. Symptoms, had blurred vision, dizziness and anxiety. Hemorrhagic.

  • @Strengthandconditioning60
    @Strengthandconditioning60 Рік тому +2

    Just took mine. 113/64 Two years ago I ran in stroke levels. I follow these principles and take no medication whatsoever for anything anymore. I'm 59 and fasting blood sugar runs at 72.

  • @rolandemorgan5992
    @rolandemorgan5992 Рік тому

    Excellent life saving information 👌

  • @lovelyyy7573
    @lovelyyy7573 Рік тому +21

    I am 28 years old and when I went to the hospital for a check up I had 160 blood pressure and my doctors were alarmed. The only symptom I have is ringing in the ears. I was also diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and am taking metformin. I hope to get off my medication in about 1 year or 2 after changing my eating habits. God bless and thank you for the info.

    • @truenokill
      @truenokill Рік тому +1

      Good luck ❤️

    • @rahowherox1177
      @rahowherox1177 Рік тому +2

      Exercise too. Very important - makes your (low) insulin level waaay more efficient and good for heart in its own right.

    • @DP-qz1nm
      @DP-qz1nm Рік тому +1

      Stop ANY medication and go on nutrtion, fasting 8/16hrs at least 16hrs a day.
      CUT SUGAR INCLUDING FRUIT AND FRUIT JUICES, CARBS AND VEGETABLE POISONOUS OILS.
      After you eat, move or make use of your muscles, in order to direct the glucose toward the muscles not to the belly storage place.

    • @mohsinuddinchowdhury
      @mohsinuddinchowdhury Рік тому

      Let me know

  • @whiteninja9481
    @whiteninja9481 Рік тому +4

    A most excellent accurate presentation. Thank you!

  • @tednisbeth3088
    @tednisbeth3088 Рік тому +2

    thank you for teaching an old guy like me , I used to run long distance for many years , even finishing in the top .

  • @northofmainstreet7281
    @northofmainstreet7281 Рік тому +2

    A nurse recommended I get on medication at 140/93 and fell for it hard, im so frustrated right now because now I can't get off of the medication and blood is rising uncontrollably... from what I believe is from the medication

  • @goyoy6433
    @goyoy6433 Рік тому +8

    I had the nose bleeds. Felt like a runny nose but with blood. Also, I'd wake up with vertigo. Trying to get out of bed only to return to the bed for fear of fainting. I was just under 150, my BP was, and these were my symptoms. Now I'm around 116, without meds. I just cut out the sodium and started intermittent fasting. 👍

    • @sandilobianco6734
      @sandilobianco6734 11 місяців тому +2

      Did you get your sodium levels checked before you cut out sodium? You can get hyponatremia if sodium is low. I know bc I had it.

  • @anonamouse9198
    @anonamouse9198 Рік тому +28

    Had a serious motor accident 4 years ago, didn’t know anything about BP but mine was 260. Hospital thought all their machines were broken & brought out a massive ancient grandfather clock type of machine on wheels. Was still 260. Been on 4 meds since but also became vegan & eat twice a day. It’s now around 140/85

    • @rags-hs1fz
      @rags-hs1fz Рік тому +4

      Are u still on meds?

    • @dotsyfuller3224
      @dotsyfuller3224 4 місяці тому

      My blood pressure is @ 150/95 I take meds but it the same

    • @michaell3711
      @michaell3711 4 місяці тому +1

      ​@@dotsyfuller3224,, Blend beetroot with lemon 🍋 ( add peel) . Use 2 Beets and 1 lemon. Drink before breakfast every morning. Do another cup before going to bed.
      Thank me later.

    • @joanneclark8256
      @joanneclark8256 26 днів тому

      Why no meat??

  • @jasonism123
    @jasonism123 7 місяців тому +1

    This is very well said. Thank you doc.

  • @YesYou-zy7kp
    @YesYou-zy7kp Рік тому

    Great video. One of the few videos I've seen that doesn't tell you to freak out if your blood pressure isn't exactly 120-80.

  • @RoyBruce007
    @RoyBruce007 Рік тому +9

    Could a little bit of Cayenne pepper under the tongue at the first sign of a heart attack assist a bit?