If my wife’s experience is any yardstick then the above statement is somewhat of an understatement.

For weeks now I’ve been telling people that Judy has been able to wean herself off of her prescribed high blood pressure medication by taking regular amounts of ForeverGreen’s FrequenSea.

Right around 10 years ago our family doctor told my sweetheart that she had to start taking a regular daily dose of a prescription medication designed to keep her blood pressure within tolerable limits. For the past 10 years she did just that and it worked just fine.

He told her she would be taking this medication for the remainder of her life. He also assured her there were “no known side-effects” to this medicine.

Roll forward to August of 2005. Judy started taking FrequenSea. Her blood pressure started dropping steadily. She was feeling a lot more sluggish than usual and, understanding the possibilities of her body adjusting itself by being properly nourished, started to monitor her BP on a regular basis at a local prescription drug counter.

It wasn’t long before she concluded her blood pressure was far below normal so she cut back to 50% of her normal dose of BP medication which remedied the situation and she felt better.

She continued to monitor her BP daily and because of a continuing drop in pressure finally decided to cut her meds to ¼ of the “normal” dosage. Again, she monitored her BP regularly and when it started to drop below the normal level once again, stopped taking the medication completely. For a full month she was pill free! Her life sentence had been lifted!

As a former Registered Nurse, Judy understood the importance of records so she carefully documented everything…dates, times, measurements, everything.

Her BP remained steadily within the accepted “normal” range although it climbed slightly as the day approached for doctor’s visit. She was becoming quite apprehensive about this appointment because she wasn’t sure of how he was going to react.

Her concerns were well founded.

She told me on several occasions during that pill-free month that she had more energy than usual, felt more mentally alert and had absolutely no heartburn…a serious, chronic condition she’d had for about 10 years. We didn’t ever stop to think that these symptoms could possibly have been caused by her BP pills because she’d been told by our doctor that there were “no known side-effects”.

The day finally arrived and she broke the news to our physician.

As expected, he was not pleased.

Without even so much as glancing at the daily BP log she had so carefully kept, he just simply announced that he wasn’t happy about her decision to drop the pills.

As he was wrapping her arm in the BP cuff, he asked her what she was doing and Judy told him she was taking a product called FrequenSea that had a combination of different things including sea minerals. He lost interest at that point.

Keep in mind that Judy was quite nervous about this interview before it ever took place and she was also upset at his reaction. All the time he was taking her BP in the office he was rather forcefully telling her that he “knew” her BP would be elevated. He also scared the wits out of her by telling her the horror story of another of his patients who had arbitrarily stopped taking BP meds and consequently had a severe stroke because of it.

Well, her BP was up. Not bad enough to cause any real concern but it was up over the normal range where it had been for the previous month.

When the doctor completely ignored the charts she had prepared, Judy commented that perhaps they weren’t of value to him because of the equipment that had been used in their preparation. Even though he didn’t spend two seconds examining the records, he did he did comment that they were quite probably okay because the BP machines at prescription counters were “usually pretty accurate”.

Two days later she caved in. In spite of the evidence she had accumulated for close to four months, she succumbed to the scare tactic used by our physician and went back on a 50% dose of her prescribed drug.

Big mistake! Her blood pressure immediately plummeted below normal limits.

As soon as Judy started the BP medication again, she started in with the heartburn, the sluggishness and the feeling she’d had for so long that she wasn’t as ‘sharp’ as she was used to being. Up until his episode took place, she had simply written this off to advancing age, learned to live with it and pretty much forgot about it.

So much for “no known side-effects”.

Right about this time we purchased an automated home BP monitoring kit so we could each monitor ourselves. It’s a darn good thing we did!

As of yesterday she’s taken her last dose of BP medication. She’s starting to feel better overall (thank goodness) and things are turning around once again.

The conclusion we have drawn from this experience is that our family doctor, the physician we’ve known and trusted for close to 19 years, failed to examine the evidence that was presented to him and made a misdiagnosis based on one BP reading during one office visit.

What else can we think?

All I can say is a sincere “thanks” to Tom Harper for making his historic discovery and to ForeverGreen for making it available to us as FrequenSea

Judy says she’d much, much rather be taking a daily ‘dose’ of a substance that not only lowers her blood pressure but nourishes her entire body than she would taking a pill that does control her blood pressure, but makes her “muzzy-headed”, tired all the time and causes constant heartburn. She’d rather be drinking a natural whole food and living a normal life than taking an artificially manufactured medication and suffering the bad side-effects.

Hundreds of people are trying this “miracle-in-a-bottle” and are seeing exceptionally positive changes in their bodies and in their lives. This is just one more of those experiences.

You can try FrequenSea too! Call me between 8 am and 8 pm Mountain time Monday through Saturday (Sunday’s a day off) and we’ll chat about it. Or, if you like, you can send me your phone number and a good time to call and I’ll even use my nickel.

The overall message of all my articles is simply this, I do what I do what little I can to help people get healthy and stay that way. Simple, understated, without flair, hype or the usual things seen on the Internet. I try to keep my reports refreshingly simple, direct, a little fun and most of all informative. I'm doing everything I can think of to get my messages as close to the top of Google, Yahoo, MSN and others as I can.

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