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Low Blood Pressure Remedy
I have been suffering from Low Blood pressure for quite a few years. It becomes normal for a few days and then goes back to 90/60 level which is creating a problem for me. I eat right and proper small meals at small intervals still it doesn't go beyond 100. My Hb is also normal.
Now I have to go abroad for the job and I am very concerned about this issue. Can you suggest a permanent way to normalise this which I can do easily?
I am trying home remedies and don't want to take drugs regularly.
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If everything what you are doing is right then why the problem? If effect is there then must be cause... because with out a cause no effect.
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What is right food? What food actually you need for your life ? That should be experienced based not the experiment based.
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Small meal at small interval... this not advised ... The food taken once need minimum 6 hrs. to pass a 1st part of digestive system.. 24 hrs. need to finish 1st level of digestion... 1 week to complete 2nd level, of absorption... 1 month to complete the 3rd level, assimilation... the Dhatu paka or tissue metabolism needs to complete all these levels to form properly... You are doing manipulation one or the other way..so the blood pressure is variation ..
Blood is the immediate 1st and 2 nd dhatu forming during Dhatu formation...
in simple words your lifestyle itself creating The problem.. find proper way of routine through experiential science... dont relay on experimental things which changes by experiments now and then..
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