If you have high blood pressure, you are not alone; as many as 1 billion people worldwide suffer from high blood pressure. High blood pressure is one of the greatest risk factors for heart disease, which is the leading cause of death in Europe. But don't despair because current research may have found a way to help you lower your blood pressure naturally.
You may be wondering how animal trials are significant to us. In fact, they are very significant because most often the results from animal trials mirror the results that would be obtained on human trials. The main reason why studies are conducted on animals first is that results can be obtained in a much shorter period of time than in human studies.
Dr. Bo Nielsen's comments:
Hypertension (high blood pressure) is a fast growing problem for millions of people. Unfortunately, most traditional pharmaceutical drugs do not treat the underlying cause of hypertension and have unpleasant side effects. On top of that you have to take these drugs for the rest of your life. Several recent studies have found a correlation between low chromium intake and high blood pressure and type II diabetes. Several studies have demonstrated that taking supplements with chromium can lower hypertension without side effects. Chromium is also essential for normal glucose metabolism (as GTF (Glucose Tolerance Factor)) and it is my clinical experience that supplementation with 200 mcg of chromium polynicotinate in conjunction with a healthy diet and lifestyle and relevant vitamins and minerals is often able to cure type II diabetes. Remember that dosage and biochemical form are essential for these effects. Look for 200 mcg of either chromium polynicotinate or chromium picolinate. Most cheap supplements do NOT contain 200 mcg of these biochemical forms.
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