Dr Sharon Adi: Renown Verified Israeli Cardiologist

Over the past 12 years, through a long process of trial, error and experimentation, I have developed a sure-fire, 100% guaranteed, clinically researched system that is backed by 35,000+ hours of nutritional expertise for tackling hbp for good. This is a very rare, highly unique and potently powerful high blood pressure treatment system, which very few people even know exists…

My dream is to see millions of Africa Men enjoying life instead of suffering from high blood pressure, get sudden heart attack then then eventually die from it. And In the last one year, more than 1,976 people have keyed into this solution. And of course, we’ve HUNDREDS of Testimonies to show that this works LIKE CRAZY, Thanks.

Dr Sharon, What do you think are the root causes of  High Blood Pressure In The Body?

They don’t call high blood pressure a “silent killer” for nothing. Turns out, about half of Africans have this condition, which, left unaddressed, can cause hardening of the arteries, stroke, kidney damage, and even early cognitive decline and dementia. Yet most people with high blood pressure (also called hypertension) have no idea they’re affected.

An estimated  933 million adults aged 30-79 years in Africa have hypertension, Less than half of adults (32%) with hypertension are diagnosed, approximately 1 in 5 adults (21%) with hypertension have it under control.

Hypertension is a major cause of premature death in Africa, even worse in Ghana with about 61% death rate being recorded annually because Ghana has zero proven hypertension solution recorded – they only manage to keep hbp under control without no guarantee of decreasing heart rate overtime.

One of our global targets for  noncommunicable disease is to reduce the prevalence of hypertension by 73% between 2019 and 2022 majorly in Ghana and western part of Africa where the rate of hypertension is high.

One single organ is responsible for almost all cases of high blood pressure. Contrary to what your doctor might have told you, it’s NOT: the heart, the kidneys, the arteries…or any other cardiovascular organ. By addressing the one organ responsible you can lower your blood pressure without: medications, supplements, diet changes, strenuous exercises. 

You see, in 95% of cases doctors have no idea what causes high blood pressure. Sure, they’ll list some indicators, like: smoking, being overweight, Lack of physical activity, too much salt, excess alcohol consumption, stress, aging, genetics, poor diet …and so on, and so on!

But, almost always, if pushed, they’ll have to admit that they have no idea what causes high blood pressure. I didn’t make this up; it’s clearly stated on the well-known doctor-run site WebMD.com [1].

So, traditionally, you’re pushed to treat your high blood pressure with drugs that can cause serious side effects, without anyone knowing what caused your high blood pressure in the first place.

The one organ responsible for almost all cases of high blood pressure is THE BRAIN. Your brain controls everything in your body. Managing your blood pressure is one of its most challenging tasks. Nobody’s blood pressure is stable throughout the day. It rocks up and down depending on activity. When you sit down, your brain tells your heart, arteries, and kidneys to lower your blood pressure.

When you stand up, an immediate signal is sent to raise your blood pressure and pump more blood to your brain and muscles. Looking at a beautiful landscape or listening to relaxing music, your brain relaxes and sends out a “lower blood pressure” message. Fight with your spouse and a “blood pressure spike” message is sent, resulting in the release of truckloads of stress hormones.

These blood pressure fluctuations happen thousands of times a day. The problem occurs when your brain is under stress for a longer period of time. This makes your high blood pressure chronic. What’s worse, very often, you may be unaware of your high stress level, even if your body is overloaded with stress hormones – and it doesn’t have to be emotional stress.

There are four different types of stress:

• Physical stress: Common flu causes a spike in stress hormones. So do long working hours, sleeplessness, and even intense workouts at the gym.
• Sensory stress: Traffic noise has been proven to raise blood pressure, as has watching too much TV.
• Emotional stress: The loss of a loved one, a divorce, an unhappy marriage, and money worries are a few examples of emotional stressors.
• Mental stress: Mental stress can put quite a strain on your brain and release stress hormones. Long lasting, challenging work task is an example of mental stress.

You can easily handle all these types of stress for short periods of time. But, if stress lasts longer, it triggers your brain to constantly order the release of stress hormones, leading to chronic high blood pressure. Also, the four types of stress cumulate. So if someone is sick, loses their job, and gets divorced in the same week, their level of stress hormones would greatly increase.

Putting your brain under constant stress as an adult is a major cause of all high blood pressure. Other factors that can lead to high blood pressure include: a diet high in salt, fat, and/or cholesterol, chronic conditions such as kidney and hormone problems, diabetes, and high cholesterol, family history, (especially if your parents or other close relatives have high blood pressure),  lack of physical activity, older age (the older you are, the more likely you are to have high blood pressure), being overweight or obese, race (non-Hispanic black people are more likely to have high blood pressure than people of other races), some birth control medicines and other medicines, stress, tobacco use or drinking too much alcohol.

 Dr Sharon,  Is there any age range that is immune to high blood pressure? 

Contrary to common belief, hbp do not affect old people only. Affecting 1 in 8 adults aged between 20 and 40 years. This number is likely to increase with lifestyle behaviors and lowering of hypertension diagnostic thresholds.

Higher BP at a young age is associated with abnormalities on heart and brain imaging and increases the likelihood of cardiovascular events by middle age. Hypertension can have harmful health effects even at a young age.

In the short term, it is associated with higher rates of left ventricular hypertrophy and alterations in brain volume and white matter hyperintensity volume, suggesting that hypertension in young adults may impact cardiovascular and brain health. High blood pressure can develop at any age though it’s more common in people older than 40.

 Dr, What  Are The Complications Of High Blood Pressure To Our Body If Neglected?

Let me make this clear: HBP is one of the fast killing health problems in the world today.

According to the latest US Cardio-Journal data published in 2018, high blood pressure Deaths in Ghana reached 175 or 0.01% of total deaths. The age adjusted Death Rate is 0.27 per 100,000 of population ranks Ghana #52 in the world.

Because high blood pressure is so common, it might be tempting to assume that it’s no big deal. But the truth is, that when left untreated, high blood pressure can put you at risk for potentially life-threatening complications.

Uncontrolled high blood pressure can negatively affect your health in various ways like:

• It raises your risk of heart attack and stroke.
  High blood pressure damages the walls of your arteries. This makes them more likely to develop deposits of plaque that harden, narrow or block your arteries. These deposits also can lead to blood clots. Blood clots can flow through your bloodstream and block blood flow to your heart or brain, resulting in a heart attack or stroke.
• It makes you more likely to develop heart failure.
  When your arteries are hardened or narrowed, your heart has to work harder to circulate your blood. This increased workload can cause your heart to become larger and fail to supply your organs with blood.
• You may experience chest pain.
  Chest pain, also called angina, occurs when the heart does not get the blood it needs. When people with high blood pressure perform activities such as walking uphill, going up steps, or exercising, angina can cause pressure, squeezing, pain, or a feeling of fullness in the chest.
• It can cause kidney damage.
  Your kidneys help your body get rid of toxins and regulate many of your body’s complex functions. High blood pressure can cause damage to the arteries around your kidneys. This can reduce their ability to do their job and, at worst, lead to kidney failure.
• You are more likely to develop vision problems.
  Your eyes are full of small blood vessels that can easily be strained or damaged by high blood pressure. It also can cause swelling of your optic nerve. Lowering your blood pressure sometimes can reverse vision problems. But high blood pressure left untreated can cause permanent vision loss or impairment.
• You could develop sexual dysfunction.
  High blood pressure can cause low libido in women and erectile dysfunction in men.
• It raises your risk for peripheral artery disease (PAD).
  PAD occurs when the arteries in your legs, arms, stomach, or head become narrowed and cause pain, cramping, and fatigue. If you have PAD, you also are at an increased risk of heart attack and stroke.
• You have a higher risk of hypertensive crisis.
  A hypertensive crisis is a medical emergency that causes your blood pressure to rise above 180/120 mmHg rapidly. If your blood pressure gets too high, it can cause damage to your organs and other potentially life-threatening complications. Symptoms of a hypertensive crisis include: Blurry vision or other vision problems, dizziness, lightheadedness, severe headaches, nosebleeds, shortness of breath, chest discomfort or pain, a feeling of anxiety or that something is not right.

Failing to diagnose and fix this problem in a timely manner can result in far more severe and chronic symptoms and disorders (as I explain later) which can seriously endanger your health and well-being.

 Dr, Is High Blood Pressure resistant to antibiotics?

You might have come across big claims about treatments to normalize your heart rate. But did they really work? Well to be frank, many people would love to say a big “NO”. Many strains have developed resistance to the effects of antibiotics.

High blood pressure often requires long-term treatment ranging from weeks to months. Despite significant advances in pharmacotherapy and lifestyle changes, the prevalence of hypertension has steadily been on the rise.

New anti-hypertensive drugs and interventional procedures (e.g. Renal sympathetic denervation, immunization against angiotensin II, and baroreflex activation) have been extensively studied to address the unmet need of controlling BP in this patient population; however, remains a challenging task for healthcare providers.

Pharmaceutical medications don’t work because they try to drop your blood pressure instantly using boosters, they help your kidneys remove some salt (sodium) from your body, as a result, your blood vessels do not have to hold as much fluid and your blood pressure goes down.

Some blood pressure medicines like Angiotensin II receptor blocker helps muscles in the walls of blood vessels to relax… Alpha-blockers help relax your blood vessels, which lowers your blood pressure. Those drugs often provide instant normalization of blood pressure but do not offer lasting solutions. 

A study research on the effects of hbp meds was released in 2019 by Journal of Hypertension – the official journal of the American Heart Association, and was confirmed that high blood pressure boosters offers more adverse damages to the human body like; Abnormalities in the hormones that control blood pressure, the accumulation of artery-clogging plaque in blood vessels that nourish the kidneys (a condition called renal artery stenosis), sleep problems (such as the breath-holding type of snoring known as obstructive sleep apnea), obesity or heavy intake of alcohol or other substances that can interfere with blood pressure.

After the research, it was announced by the US Medical Head Cardiologist announced that all hbp Meds are restricted for prescription and no citizen is allowed to take medications or supplements that can boost blood pressure, such as diet pills and stimulants, cyclosporine, natural licorice, ephedra and painkillers and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agents (NSAIDs), such as ibuprofen and celecoxib but unfortunately most of those products are shipped down to Africa for hypertensive patients and are still in circulation due to no proper medical regulating bodies in  Africa.