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Reducing hypertension through Transcendental Meditation
Transcendental Meditation for Women Translate This Article
16 June 2018
With more than 70 million Americans suffering from hypertension and another 30 percent of Americans with prehypertension, this dangerous condition caused or complicated by stress is hard to control with just medication. An article published in Newsmax called ''8 Ways to Lower Your Blood Pressure Without Medication''* described the practice of Transcendental Meditation as a valid technique to lower blood pressure.
Dr. Cesar Molina, Medical Director of the South Asian Heart Center at El Camino Hospital in California, stated: ''. . . . [W]e need to remember that high blood pressure is, in fact, the most important risk factor for both stroke and coronary heart disease. Research studies have consistently demonstrated a drop in the blood pressure of people who practice the Transcendental Meditation technique.''
At the end of one carefully controlled study funded by the National Institutes of Health, the TM program was associated with a 48% greater reduction in the composite of mortality, nonfatal heart attacks and nonfatal strokes than those who had not learned TM.
Source: Excerpts from TM Women June Newsletter
Copyright © 2018 Transcendental Meditation for Women
Global Good News comment: * Regarding medications, doctors recommend that individual patients consult with and follow the advice of their health care professional; patients should not avoid or stop taking any medication on their own.
See related articles: ∙ Transcendental Meditation: Calming the mind to help the body self-repair ∙ American Heart Association recommends meditation to help prevent and treat heart disease
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