There\u2019s some hopeful news for people suffering with high blood pressure.<\/p>\n
It comes from Dr. Ann Walker. She\u2019s a Senior Lecturer with Reading University in the UK. She also runs a successful alternative health clinic in North East England.<\/p>\n
She\u2019s recently published a groundbreaking study. One which shows a simple herbal remedy can lower blood pressure. Even in people with diabetes.<\/p>\n
Her research was published in the\u00a0British Journal of General Practice<\/em>. It shows that this natural remedy reduces blood pressure without affecting any medication the patients may be on.<\/p>\n Even better, it works in as little as four months and has no adverse side effects.<\/p>\n \u201cHypertension is a huge problem in society,\u201d says Dr. Walker. \u201cSo any safe, natural approach, is worth exploring.\u201d<\/p>\n One in every three US adults have high blood pressure. High blood pressure increases your risk for two of America\u2019s three worst killers.<\/p>\n According to the American Heart Association, it can fast-track your path to heart disease, stroke, and kidney disease.<\/p>\n And one glance at government statistics paints a dismal picture.<\/p>\n High blood pressure cost 326,000 American lives in 2006. And $76.6 billion in health care and drugs this year.<\/p>\n Another 25 percent of Americans have pre-hypertension. Meaning they\u2019re on their way to joining the 33 percent who already have high blood pressure.<\/p>\n But Dr. Walker and her team offer hope that high blood pressure can be combated\u2026 and with a simple herbal remedy.<\/p>\n This treatment works even for people with diabetes.<\/p>\n \u201cLowering blood pressure in diabetes is very important,\u201d says hypertension expert Professor Bryan Williams. \u201cIt reduces the risk of further complications.\u201d<\/p>\n