Re: Re: Blood Pressure

BOB:

I did copy the link and will spend some time over there. Also, the suggestion to take Cayenne is what brought me over here since Dr. Schultz seems to have paved the way to a deep understanding of this remarkable herb.

My problem is the wife. She is not a good patient when it comes to taking Cayenne, and her doctor tells her to not take garlic with her present prescription blood pressure medicine.

She will take the sublingual B-12, MSM, and other things, but not without comlaining. One thing good about this whole mess is that I don't have to remind her to take her prescription stuff. It seems as if she will jump to take the drugs, but will balk at taking natural things. I've got addictive sleeping pills, and addictive pain pills around in plenty supply too.

Maybe what I need is someone who could get my wife to come to terms with the realization that once a person gets on the medical trade "cures" one stays on them forever.

Thanks for your response and help.
> A) cleanse - any or all of the cleanses on this sight //www.curezone.org/dis/1.asp?C0=60
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> b) Garlic: This is Mother Nature's most potent and beneficial herb. Volumes of books have been published on the benefits of garlic. These amazing benefits include lowering cholesterol dramatically, cleaning plaque from arterial walls, fighting over 20 types of cancer, stimulating the immune system, fighting infection, and controlling blood pressure. Finely chop 1-4 cloves of garlic, mix with a little water, and drink!
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> c) Cayenne Pepper: Cayenne is the single best herb for the circulation. It helps to douse all of the organs in the body with blood. Blood flow is everything! When there is blockage of the circulation, there is starvation, then stagnation, and finally disease. Cayenne acts like a "Roto-rooter" on the body's circulatory system, allowing blood to flow unobstructed. When the blood is loaded with nutrients from Superfood and garlic, cayenne is the vehicle to move it throughout the entire body!
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> Any blood pressure product needs to have cayenne in it, imho.
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