A Curious Way to Lower Blood Pressure

By David Blyweiss, M.D., Advanced Natural Wellness

May 8, 2015

  • Beat the plague of heart disease, stroke, Alzheimer’s and ED
  • Say goodbye to this silent killer once and for all
  • The easiest and most potent solution

High Blood Pressure.

You can’t see it or feel it. But it’s a very real threat to the health of your heart, brain and other organs. This is why it’s often called “the silent killer.”

When your blood pressure is high, the force of the blood creates microscopic tears and scarring in the inner walls of your blood vessels. Once the damage sets in, fats, cholesterol and other substances in your bloodstream start building up.

This narrows your arteries and makes them less flexible. It also makes your blood pump even harder, and can eventually lead to arterial blockages.

These blockages can cause a heart attack. They increase your chances of a stroke. And high blood pressure also affects your risk of dementia, and can even play a role when it comes to sexual dysfunction.

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Now, about one out of three adults in the U.S. have high blood pressure. So it’s no surprise that we’re a nation plagued with heart disease, strokes, Alzheimer’s and ED.

This is a wake-up call to all of us. Gaining control of your blood pressure – and specifically your arterial health – needs to be a top priority in your life.

We have learned that a substance in your own body can offer a great deal of protection against high blood pressure. It helps relax and expand blood vessels so blood can flow freely throughout your entire circulatory system.

And if you don’t have enough of it…there’s a curiously simple way to kick production of it into high gear.

The compound I’m talking about is called nitric oxide. When nitric oxide is plentiful, your arteries and veins are wide open. Blood surges through them exactly the way it should – without having to force its way through the blood vessels.

But there’s a problem.

By the time you reach age 40 your body makes about half as much nitric oxide as it did in your youth. And as you grow older, the cells on the inner lining of your blood vessels (the endothelial cells) become thicker. This makes them less able to create nitric oxide.

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So how can you get a boost?

Well, the foods you eat can certainly play a role. You see, certain foods are rich in natural chemicals called nitrates. When you eat them, they go through a process in your body that results in the production of nitric oxide. And I’m not talking about the potentially cancer-causing nitrates and nitrites that are added to deli meats and hot dogs.

I’m talking about healthy vegetables that are high in nitrates. Leafy greens, like arugula, spinach and kale are at the top of the list. Other foods that are very high in nitrate include celery, lettuce, Chinese cabbage, radish and turnips.

While these are, by far, the top sources, you’ll also get plenty of nitrates from green beans, leek, cucumber, carrots, garlic, sweet peppers and green peppers.

I definitely recommend getting plenty of these types of foods. But how you cook them counts for a lot. If you boil them in water, it will remove all of the nitrates. Instead, try steaming, roasting or drinking the raw juice.

However, to get the kind of sustained boost in nitric oxide levels that will actually make a difference in your blood pressure, you need something more powerful.

And I have just the answer.

There’s a quick way to boost your nitric oxide and lower your blood pressure in only about three hours. It’s the easiest and most potent solution.

All it takes is about 500 ml of beetroot juice for immediate and substantial results. This could come in handy if you need to quickly bring your numbers down to a healthy level. But a one-time shot won’t keep your blood pressure down for long.

However, if you drink beetroot juice regularly you can get sustained results with just half that amount – 250 ml each day.

Not only will daily consumption of beetroot juice lower your blood pressure by about 8/4 mmHg (8 points on the top number, 4 points on the bottom number), it will also reduce arterial stiffness and thickening of the arteries.

This means less plaque build-up, which will improve the health of your heart and brain. It will increase blood flow to all of your organs – even your genitals.

What do you say? Are you ready to go against the American norm and say goodbye to heart disease, stroke, dementia and sexual difficulties?

All it takes is 250 ml of beetroot juice daily. If you don’t have access to the juice, make sure to find a supplement that has beetroot as a main ingredient.

Sources:
Webb AJ, et al. Acute blood pressure lowering, vasoprotective, and antiplatelet properties of dietary nitrate via bioconversion to nitrite. Hypertension. 2008 Mar;51(3):784-90.

Kapil V, et al. Dietary nitrate provides sustained blood pressure lowering in hypertensive patients: a randomized, phase 2, double-blind, placebo-controlled study. Hypertension. 2015 Feb;65(2):320-7