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Testimonials for high blood pressure cures

Hi flagman, there may or may not be testimonials laying around, but I'd suggest to find the cause(s) of high blood pressure and see if MMS can be of help at all.

Officially it's not known what causes high blood pressure but there really are a bunch of clues suggesting what kind of action to take.

Atherosclerosis should be one cause of high blood pressure. Because atherosclerosis is known to impair blood flow. Atherosclerosis can be caused by toxic blood causing infections in veins and arteries. In turn these infections will cause plaque to be laid down - plaque here is the bodies own repair mechanism. Plaque prevents internal bleeding.
Internal bleeding is also the ultimate result of Vit C deficiency (scurvy). And vit C is known to detox blood, in part because vit C can be converted to hydrogen peroxide inside the body. Hydrogen peroxide is a powerful oxidant. And as you may know chlorine dioxide, MMS1, is an oxidant as well, and a very disinfecting and blood cleansing one at that.

So yes do what you can to detoxify the blood. Oxygenated, clean blood will prevent veins and arteries to get inflamed, burst and so on. Then there's no need for plaque either.

So yes I'm pretty sure MMS will be able to help quite a few cases of high blood pressure. But I would not expect MMS to solve high blood pressure once and for all. Next I'd want to know why my blood is toxic in the first place. Anything wrong with my diet maybe? Grains? Sugar? Alcohol? Meds? Smoking? Stress?..

Not the answer you asked for. But when it comes to understanding cardiovascular health things are changing rapidly. For the better I'd say. Just trying to sum up some of it.
A youtube search for Ivor Cummins is just one of many good places to start.

Good luck

mart1n wrote:

A youtube search for Ivor Cummins is just one of many good places to start.

With that you may have just saved my life Martin (or at least helped me to extend it). I did the search as you suggested and found him and watched the following video which makes complete sense to me. It's basically telling me that I need to make some immediate changes to my diet and exercise program. I've already known some of this and so have started already but his presentation is so clear that an engineering mind like mine was really moved by it:



Thank you, thank you, thank you Martin!
Scott

You're welcome Scott. I myself am sure doing better already because of this info. And yes Ivor Cummins is doing a good job explaining where most all of us went wrong.

A few more details and clues concerning cardiovascular health.

Cholesterol works in part as an antioxidant. As a beneficial and essential nutrient, cholesterol may then somehow collide with the use of MMS. Jim Humble once mentioned a woman that had lowered her cholesterol blood levels while being on MMS.
Today we know that lower your cholesterol not necessarily is a good thing -if low cholesterol blood values is useful as an indicator of cardiovascular health at all.
Intake of sufficient healthy fats may help any such possible negative side effect MMS might have. But I myself would not use MMS as a long term cardiovascular medicine.

I did mention "toxic blood". Ivor Cummins focuses mainly on high insulin levels. High insulin may have sort of a toxic and degenerating effect. And while MMS can possibly help inflammation caused by high insulin, MMS may not be able to neutralize insulin..

MMS should nevertheless be of help with insulin resistance, especially when you're undiagnosed and unaware of dealing with it. Insulin resistance can cause toxins from the metabolism of carbs to stay in the blood for much more time than is healthy, so to speak. Especially when the liver is damaged and has lost part of it's detoxing and converting capacity. This way insulin resistance would cause low blood oxygen levels. Because available oxygen will be used up for neutralizing the toxic waste from the burning of large amounts of carbs, resulting in "hypoxia".
Some of the toxins produced by the burning of sugar/carbs for energi are ethanol, acetate and acetaldehyde. MMS likely helps neutralize any such toxins in the blood, and of course take care of whatever else that might be in circulation. Such detoxing, whether by MMS or any other alternatives, will likely effect blood pressure in a positive way, and do so rather quickly. I guess this is why my sleep improves and heart rate decreases after a day or two on protocol 1000. High blood pressure is also called hypertension. And well MMS, detoxing, makes many feel calm and relaxed..

One more thing while we're at it. Diabetes / insulin resistance should be involved in cancer as well. Just remember hypoxia and the fact that cancer seems to hate oxygen.

Good you asked flagman. I tend to forget about the significance of this topic. Too easy to get hooked on carbs :/
Good luck to us all in getting done with the disinformation.

mart1n wrote:

cancer seems to hate oxygen.

I've read it suggested that cancer is a last resort for the body to survive an environment depleted of oxygen. This way cancer would be merely a way to adapt the body for conditions too acidic for the kind of life we originally were designed for.

Same principal would be at work when the body tries to repair arteries. It will continue depositing plaque at critical sites, all the way til this complex and sofisticated rescue effort kills you.

One more example could be the immune system "attacking" body tissue in order to get near and destroy pathogens that have been singled out to be causing serious problems. Seen this way a life threatening condition like sepsis may actually be an attempt to save you.

Sort of good to know "something" is already doing it's very best to keep me alive. Helps me for motivation to implement the necessary changes before things get out of hand.

Martin, are you implying that our modern lifestyle, farming methods, food preparation and choice of foods may be causing our health problems? That would also include contaminated air and water, right? Maybe eating at fast food establishments is not a good idea?

Well yes ClO2 there has to be a reason for why humans are about the sickest beings on Earth. May indeed have to do with what we eat, drink and breath.
Agenda 21 has it's tentacles in our food supply, the education of our kids, and even the skies not being blue anymore. You could even say we're on the MMS because of Agenda21.

About food.. I once heard Jim Humble say something like "eating meat aids recovery". I have been questioning this for many years, but today I think Jim Humble was correct on that one.
As some may have noticed I'm promoting the ketogenic diet. There are several ways to go about this. However, the main point of keto is mostly about changing energy metabolism from sugar to fat. You do this simply by reducing grains/sugar/carbs and increase healthy fats and proteins.
Adding meat to the keto equation, the guy in the video below, sv3rige aka Goatis, may be demonstrating the optimal diet:



Beef, organ meats, eggs, milk and butter, appear to be some of the most nutritious regenerating health promoting foods humans can get their hands on. Especially when eaten raw. Humans happen to be carnivores and tolerate only small amounts of plant food. Ignoring this will result in malnourishment and disease -is basically what sv3rige tries to get across in his videos.
As said this happens to be somewhat in line with Jim Humble's recommendations. And also The Weston A. Price foundation btw, and which I regard to be on the forefront of healing with help of nutritious traditional foods.

Back to the topic of cardiovascular disease... One clue underlining the importance of organ meat is that animal liver contains B vitamins of the kind that are most compatible with the human liver. If one is to heal from a dysfunctional vit B depleted liver, eating liver should be part of the cure.
A liver depleted of B vitamins will not do its job of disinfecting the blood properly. And the result of a malfunctioning liver will ultimately be toxic blood, inflamed arteries, plaque accumulation, high blood pressure (cardiovascular disease in short)..

MMS can of course be used while in the process of optimizing diet.

This got a bit lengthy again. May it be of help. Will add documentation later.

mart1n wrote:

Cholesterol works in part as an antioxidant.

If this is correct, as is being researched in this PubMed article , then cholesterol will likely convert and degrade into something else when reacting with toxins. Something to consider when thinking of so called "bad cholesterol" maybe, and which would have absolutely nothing to do with eating butter..

mart1n wrote:

not use MMS as a long term cardiovascular medicine.

Long term alternatives promoting cardiovascular health are apple cider vinegar, lemon, garlic, ginger and turmeric. A concoction containing some or all 5 of these ingredients is convenient for daily use.
May sound too simple. But then cardiovascular disease is much more profitable when it's being portrayed as a mystery.

Interesting about apple cider vinegar:



Garlic and Cardiovascular Disease: A Critical Review

You can find similar cardiovascular health promoting properties on the other ingredients mentioned above. Some of the ingredients will require getting off blood thinning medication. The reason for this is that they actually do work (so there's no need for synthetic blood thinners).

Making a concoction / tincture - Easy method:



You can use ACV instead of red wine, lemon instead of vit C, and don't have to add turmeric and/or ginger, etc. Take it as it is or mix the end product in water. This is flexible.
Start slowly this is potent.

No recommendations here. Just sharing what I do for preventing and possibly reverse cardiovascular issues. I have no diagnosis other than having lived a life that frequently ends with a heart attack for people around my age (59). I have had high blood pressure symptoms and scurvy for years and suspect having quite some atherosclerosis. The first two are simple to do something about. This I know from experience. I currently do what I can to at least stop the progression of atherosclerosis.