How I Lowered My Blood Pressure Naturally and FAST

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Brief Summary

This video is about how the speaker lowered his blood pressure naturally through tracking and lifestyle adjustments. He shares his journey of pushing back against immediate medication, tracking his blood pressure to identify triggers, and reorganizing his daily routine to reduce stress and improve his health. Key takeaways include the impact of stress, the benefits of cardio, and the surprising improvement in his vision.

  • Tracking blood pressure to identify triggers
  • Adjusting daily routine to reduce stress
  • The positive impact of cardio and diet
  • Unexpected improvement in vision

Intro

The speaker introduces the topic of the video, which is about how he successfully lowered his blood pressure naturally. He emphasizes the use of simple tracking techniques that anyone can implement at home.

Disclaimer

The speaker clarifies that he is not a medical professional and advises viewers to consult with their doctors. He states that the video is for entertainment purposes only and should not be taken as medical advice.

Diagnosis

The speaker recounts the moment his doctor informed him that he needed to start blood pressure medication. He describes this news as a reminder of aging and mortality. Initially, he was prescribed one medication, but after 30 days with no improvement, a second medication was added.

Pushing Back

The speaker decided to push back against his doctor's recommendation for immediate medication. He felt that the bar was set too low, as he believed he could improve his health through lifestyle changes. Against medical advice, he chose to forgo medication and attempt to manage his blood pressure naturally within 30 days.

Tracking Blood Pressure

To hack his blood pressure, the speaker bought a blood pressure cuff. His strategy involved taking his blood pressure before and after every activity throughout the day. The goal was to identify specific triggers and rearrange his schedule to maintain lower blood pressure levels.

Daily Routine

The speaker describes his typical daily routine before making changes. This included waking up early, going to a coffee shop for client work, attending stand-up meetings, working in the office, trying to work out in the evening, and then working more before bed.

Initial Tracking Results

The speaker noticed a significant spike in blood pressure between waking up and returning home from the coffee shop. This spike was around 20-25 points on the top number and 10-15 points on the bottom number, which he considered a substantial jump.

Switching to Decaf

As a first step, the speaker switched to decaf coffee after his initial cup of regular coffee. While this felt better, he still experienced a similar spike in blood pressure from that single cup. After a few days, he transitioned to fully decaffeinated coffee, which reduced the spike to about 5-10 points.

New AM Routine

The speaker decided to completely reorganize his schedule to see if he could achieve better results. His new morning routine included waking up and going straight to the gym, followed by reading or studying, having decaf coffee, eating a healthy breakfast, and then attending his stand-up meeting.

New PM Routine

The speaker's new evening routine involved going to the office, eating around 2:30 PM, and coming home around 6:00 or 7:00 PM. He then focused on resting and spending time with loved ones instead of working late into the night.

Results

The speaker reported back to his doctor with the data from his new routine. His blood pressure was good, and he informed the doctor that he had not been taking medication, opting for a natural approach instead. The doctor was surprised but supportive, as long as the readings remained positive.

Improved Vision

The speaker shares a surprising outcome: his vision corrected itself. He had been wearing glasses for 10 years due to blurred vision in his left eye from a football-related concussion. About six to eight months after lowering his blood pressure, his vision completely cleared up, which he found life-changing. Doctors in the neurofield suggested this improvement could be directly related to lowering his blood pressure.

Outlook

The speaker acknowledges that he needs to maintain his disciplined routine to sustain the positive results. He recognizes the possibility of needing medication in the future but believes in trying a natural approach whenever possible to live a healthy life without medication.

Personal Takeaways

The speaker shares several general learnings from his experiment. He notes that stress is a primary trigger, and managing stress reduces the impact of other triggers. Long road trips increased his blood pressure, which is unfortunate since he travels often. Cardio, even 15 minutes of jogging, significantly lowered his blood pressure. He emphasizes that diet and exercise are universally helpful, and tracking helps identify personal triggers.

Outro

The speaker thanks viewers for watching and encourages them to like the video and subscribe to the channel for more content.

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0:00 hey y'all deep snap here and today I'm going to tell you how I lowered my blood pressure naturally using simple tracking techniques anyone can do at home now before I begin this video I have to say I'm not a doctor I probably will never be one you should talk to your doctors and do not take this video as medical advice this is simply for entertainment purposes there's a moment when your doctor tells you I'm you have to go on blood pressure medication now there's certainly worse news you can get from your doctor but it's this moment and a reminder that you're getting older and you're not going to live forever so it put me on medication and said let's check back in 30 days 30 days later I came back in and there's no change in my blood pressure so he put me on a second medication at that point I pushed back he said well you already exercise and eat healthy so the next step is to go on blood pressure

0:46 medication and I thought the bar was set a little bit too low because I can always try harder we can all do better so I went against his orders and I took zero medication and decided to hack my blood pressure I had 30 days the first thing I did is buy a blood pressure cuff and I'll link to the one I bought in the description below the idea was to take my blood pressure before and after every single activity throughout the day to find out where my triggers were and see if I could rearrange something to perhaps keep it lower I'd wake up between 6 or 7 am then I would head straight to the coffee shop to knock out a couple hours of client work come back for a stand-up meeting I'd eat I'd go in the office work for the day try to get a workout in the evening work some more and go to bed now

1:31 the very first thing I noticed is that from the time I woke up to the time I got home from the coffee shop there was a massive spike in blood pressure I'm talking 20 25 over 10 to 15. that's a big jump so I could go from 130 to 155 on that top number which is a big big jump so the first thing I did is I switched to decaf after the first cup of regular coffee I go to the coffee shop felt great when I came home but there was still about the same size spike in blood pressure just from that single cup of coffee after a couple days of that I then switched to full decaf I came back I was only up about five to ten points that was a good first step but I still thought there was a lot of room for improvement so I thought what if I completely reorganized my entire schedule what kind of results would I have so here was the new schedule I tried

2:18 wake up go straight to the gym come home I would read or study have some decaf coffee eat a nice healthy breakfast then have my stand-up meeting I would then go to the office eat around 2 30 I would come home around six or seven p.m and then I would try to take the evening off and focus on rest and relationships instead of pushing it into the late hours and now that I had this data I was going to report back to my doctor and see what he had to say he took my blood pressure and it was good I told him that I had not been taking the medication I went a natural route he was a little bit surprised but gave me his Blessing as long as I could keep those readings but this is not the surprising outcome of all this one yes I was able to go off of medication but two my vision corrected itself I had

3:04 been wearing glasses for the last 10 years because of a football injury I had a concussion it blurred the vision in my left eye so I've been wearing glasses all day every day I noticed that the following months about the six to eight month mark my vision completely cleared up that alone was life-changing for me I've even talked to some doctors in the neurofield and they said it's quite possible that this is directly related to lowering my blood pressure I am by no means out of the woods so I'm gonna have to make sure that I can maintain this discipline for the rest of my life and there's still a strong possibility I have to go on medication at some point I'm not against that I just think we should always try to take a natural approach when we can if you can live a healthy life without medication then why not a couple of General learnings I took from this experiment is that stress is definitely the Baseline for all the

3:52 other triggers if I can keep my stress down all the other triggers have a much less impact long road trips was something that raised my blood pressure a lot which is really unfortunate that's what I do a lot of the time cardio had a big help I could do as simple as 15 minutes of jogging outside or treadmill or whatever and it would lower my blood pressure I'd get about a 10 to 15 points dip just by doing that alone diet and exercise is something that helps everyone I simply did tracking to find out where my triggers were so you just got to make sure your your you're paying attention to those things thank you all so much for watching this video please hit the like button it helps this channel out a lot and you can subscribe if you would like to see more videos

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