Emotional stress contributing to HBP

By Dr. Rowena Sobczyk

Q: I seem to get high BP during emotional situations. When I take medication it drops too low and I don’t feel well. I meditate exercise, eat well, and am not overweight. What would you recommend?

A: Emotional stress can contribute to high blood pressure. Meditation and regular exercise are good choices to help lower stress. If you are unable to tolerate a drug prescribed to control blood pressure, you need to report this to your doctor. There are multiple medications to choose from. In addition, the RESPeRATE has been clinically proven to lower blood pressure. I personally find the RESPeRATE very soothing and stress alleviating to use.

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2 Comments

Deborah FLores

Posted April 14, 2010 at 4:50 PM

What is unique about Resperate? Why are you an advocate? I am taking tiamterene, Hctz. 5/25 and would like to find an alternative to relying on this med. For one thing, It influences the amount I pay for my premium to have life insurance etc.; as yu well know.
Any suggestions?

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- Ann Bowen
  
  Posted May 21, 2010 at 6:25 PM
  
  I was wondering also WHY you seem to advocate Resperate to all HBP replies. Do you sponsor them or what?
  
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