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File Size: 1944 KB
Print Length: 400 pages
Publisher: Healing Arts; 2 edition (May 1, 2001)
Publication Date: May 1, 2001
Sold by: Simon & Schuster Digital Sales Inc.
Language: English
ASIN: B004X6WMUS
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My husband started developing mild high blood pressure. He usually ran about 120/80 but would hit 135/90 on occasion.We used the ideas of added potassium from dietary sources and it did help lower his numbers for about 3 years and kept them lower. Eventually he needed more intervention. We used the Resperate biofeedback device as well and this helped too.Eventually though he became diabetic. He was in pre-diabetic levels before this (though we did not know it at the time, as his doctor neglected to mention this) as his blood pressure started to rise. His blood pressure went to 145 on the top number at this time. He did have to take a single very mild blood pressure pill at this point at a low dose.What lowered his blood pressure the most, was lowering his blood sugar through Metformin and a ketogenic, low carb diet (which also lowered his weight by 20 lbs into a normal range) (now also wheat & gluten free per Dr. William Davis of the "Wheat Belly" series. Please read books by Jenny Ruhl, Dr. Richard Bernstein and any in the Atkins series for great advice. We stay below 50 net carbs (total carbs minus fiber) a day to be ketogenic.I still think this is a good book and that there is a lot of truth to the lack of dietary potassium (and magnesium). I just think that the sources should be lower in carbs than the sources he was using before (bananas, black strap molasseses, tomato juice). There is no denying the improvement upping the potassium made on his numbers, just be careful to choose low carb veggies and foods:-broccoli-cabbage-green beans-romaine or iceburg lettuce-squash-spinach-cauliflower-walnuts-almonds-pecansIt is not as easy to get as much potassium as it was when he ate high carb (oatmeal with 2 bannanas, 2 T blackstrap molasses for example for breakfast). For him lowering the blood sugar was the most important thing and did lower the blood pressure. He now reads about 110 on his top number with the low carb diet and the single low dose blood pressure pill.If his blood pressure ever fluctuates or tries to go higher, instead of upping his dose, we'd try to add more potassium because it did seem to help.
I was so frustrated with my doctors and their unwillingness to do anything but prescribe medicines with terrible side effects. On a beta blocker I couldn't breathe or exercise--even a flight of steps was an effort. I thought it might be stress and tried the machine Resperate but sent it back as it did nothing for me after a month.So I started reading and researching and eventually found this book, which boiled it down to one correctable problem. After only one week religiously following this program my BP dropped by 20 points. I have found my "lifestyle". And I don't have to give up meat and go vegan which Bill Clinton did and I would be willing to do if it was the only thing to improve my BP and my overall heart health.I haven't been hungry on the K Factor program but I am losing weight naturally--three pounds the first week. It's been challenging to find no-salt products but I purchased three salt free cookbooks on this site and that's been helpful. Yes, food tastes different and "flat" but I want to "eat to live".
This is a very informative and detailed book about the nature of high blood pressure and why, according to the author's view, it happens. This is a school of thought that an inbalance in the sodium-potassium exchange process occurs in the various cells in the body, including those lining the blood vessels, and causes them to constrict. His solution, based on his many years of researching this process, is that a very low-sodium, quite high potassium diet can help right the problem. He supports this by discussing the many cultures around the globe where HBP is virtually unknown because they follow such a diet. All good info. My problem with it is there are no carefully crafted studies he can come up with that proves the point definitively, other than that his associate researcher dropped his elevated blood pressure way down over a couple of years using the dietary approach. He also says, halfway through the book, that you may not experience any benefit from it at all. So I am calling this a "show me" review. I'm game and will try it to prove it one way or the other to myself as the idea of being "friended" by Big Pharma for a lifetime is not where I want to be. Once you get past some of the technical scientific info, the book is very readable and thought-provoking and this researcher has spent 40 years in the study of the sodium-potassium exchange process in the body so he knows something about the subject. Get a used copy of this book if you don't want to go full throttle. I think it's a keeper. We'll see.
I bought this book years ago and read it and then just recently bought it again... I have to say that this book really helped me with lowering my blood pressure.. Before this book I never really understood the importance of potassium.. and that the ratio of salt to potassium is important.. The book is written so that it is easy enough for a layman to understand but also gives the answers that a medical person would want. I have bought copies of this book several times and given it to others... Would defiantly recommend.
Good info about K to Na ratio. I was hoping for a discussion of how to raise that ratio but I could not find a succinct discussion.Very hostile to the concept of ketogenic diet. Much of what is suggested does not meet the low carb requirement of keto.I found it hard to accept much of what is suggested.Had I noticed it was published in 2001, I would not have spent the money.
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