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High Blood Pressure / Hypertension

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Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is a common problem in our society today. A reduction in daily stress, a change of diet and a slew of medications are usually recommended, but can entrainment technology be used to help reduce this serious condition even further?

When the brain is guided to a lower brainwave state, the body falls into a profoundly deep state of relaxation, causing blood vessels to dilate, increasing circulation, healing and the clearing away of lactic acids.

Additionally, specific frequencies have been found to have a more direct effect on blood pressure:

  • Entrainment was used successfully in one study to reduce the blood pressure of 28 participants over an 8 week period, producing a drop in systolic of 20 mm Hg and diastolic pressure by 16 mm Hg. The very best drug-based treatments produce, on average, a drop of 16 mm Hg!

The Neuro-Programmer includes sessions that will not only relax you and help train your brain to deal better with stress in the future, but it also includes a number of sessions specifically designed to reduce Hypertension, based on the protocols used successfully in clinical practice.

Research & Further Reading

The Effect of Audio-Visual Entrainment (AVE) on Hypertension, Wendy Mullen, Kathy Berg, C.E.T., & Dave Siever,CET

Decreased Blood Pressure in Hypertensive Subjects Who Practiced Meditation. Benson H., Wallace, R.K., Circulation Supplement II to Vols. 45 and 46

Stress Reduction and Preventing Hypertension: Preliminary Support for Psychoneuroendocrine Mechanism. Walton, K.G., Pugh, N., The Journal of Alternative and Complimentary Medicine (1995), Vol 1

Pilot Study - Effects of Synchro Energizer Mediated Stress Management With the Metro-Date Police Department, Brucato, D., Abascal, J., 1990, Unpublished.

The Effect of Repetitive Audio/Visual Stimulation on Skeletomotor and Vasomotor Activity, Dr. Norman Thomas, David Siever, 1988, Hypnosis - The Forth European Congress at Oxford

The Relaxation Response, Herbert Benson, M.D.

The Relaxed Body, Daniel Goleman

 

 

 

 


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