I have some very interesting information I want to share with you on a home remedy to lower the risk of hypertension.

Now what's fascinating about hypertension is that 95% of all hypertension is called essential hypertension or it's called primary hypertension or it's called

primary hypertension or it's called idiopathic hypertension all All that means the same thing. Unknown cause. They don't know what causes it. I mean that is so bizarre to me. 95% of all

hypertension is just an unknown cause. After all these years we don't know what causes it. Of course we do know how to treat it though, right? We do know how to treat it with medication.

So today I'm going to share with you

what I think is the true root cause of hypertension and so you can very easily deal with it in a natural way

and I'm going to show you an amazing technique to drop your blood pressure if you have high blood pressure within minutes and it's very very cheap in fact it will cost you nothing.

Wait all you hear how utterly simple this is, okay?

But first I need to share with you what causes the blood pressure to go higher or lower.

There's certain receptors in your arteries called barrel receptors, okay? And you have this whole

connection with the nervous system that goes right up into the brain stem and the barrel receptors are the things inside the arteries or veins that pick up information and they send it through the nervous system.

And this whole thing is controlled by what's called the autonomic nervous system, where you have the sympathetic and the

parasympathetic. You see when we look at blood pressure, we're dealing with systolic

which is the maximum pressure of contraction and then diastolic is the minimum amount of

pressure in the relaxation phase in the cardiac cycle and normally the systolic

should be 120 and the diastolic should be 80 and a normal person at rest. But of course that's

this average, right? It can vary depending on a lot of different factors. When it gets to the

point of like 140 over 90 or more it becomes hypertension.

So what can go wrong with this baroreceptor? Well the first thing that can go

wrong is a problem with the electrolytes that control this receptor and then primarily I'm talking about

sodium and potassium. Okay now what's interesting about what most people are told about high blood pressure is that they must reduce the amount of sodium, but when you start having a sodium deficiency that starts to create dysfunction within the barrel receptor.

So yes, you're gonna retain less fluid, right?

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