World Hypertension
Day was set up to highlight the health issues associated with high blood
pressure for example greater vulnerability to preventable stroke, heart and
kidney diseases. High blood pressure
affects 1 in 3 people but almost 50% of people don’t realise that they have the
condition. This is particularly worrying
because hypertension causes 62% of all strokes and 49% of heart disease cases.
Hypertension
is often referred to as ‘the silent killer’ because it may cause no symptoms
for a long time. Most common symptoms
are:
- Chronic headaches
- Dizziness or vertigo
- Blurry or double vision
- Drowsiness and general tiredness
- Shortness of breath
- Heart palpitations
If you any
combination of these symptoms or think you may have high blood pressure it is
important to consult your doctor.
A
complementary approach to the treatment of high blood pressure is Hypnotension ©. The Hypnotension approach aims to help
anyone with primary/essential hypertension to lower their blood pressure
naturally. The treatment puts the client
back in control by identifying and addressing the lifestyle factors that
contribute to hypertension. Each client
is assessed and a treatment plan devised to effectively address the factors
that contribute to the client’s high blood pressure.
You can find
Hypnotension practitioners in the UK, Australia and many other countries.
