Comments on: Weight Loss and Blood Pressure Correlation https://treatforlife.com/weight-loss-and-blood-pressure-correlation/ Live and let live Mon, 17 Feb 2025 18:08:15 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0.2 By: Nemira https://treatforlife.com/weight-loss-and-blood-pressure-correlation/#comment-850 Wed, 08 Jan 2020 16:13:08 +0000 https://treatforlife.com/?p=5871#comment-850 In reply to Diana.

Hi, Happy New Year and congrats on taking care of yourself! I agree with you particularly because of having experienced it on myself. I have low blood pressure from childhood and it does not change when I gain an additional 15 pounds. However, this particular information based on Dr.Carolyn Dean’s books and blogs. You could check her website wwww.drcarolyndean.com and see blogs full of information. I do not give advice regarding decisions about health or finances. I gather information from doctors or scientists and present here, on this website. It is up to individuals to make own conclusions.
Sorry for the late response, I traveled overseas without the laptop. Be healthy and wealthy, Nemira.

]]> By: Diana https://treatforlife.com/weight-loss-and-blood-pressure-correlation/#comment-849 Tue, 24 Dec 2019 21:19:11 +0000 https://treatforlife.com/?p=5871#comment-849 Diet and nutrition don’t always result in lower blood pressure. I lost 20 lbs, gradually over 10 months and with a plant based diet. While thinner, I have shown no measurable results regarding blood pressure. In fact, it’s higher. All the information online implies an improvement or reversal of blood pressure and heart disease with lifestyle changes, but that did not happen for me. I’m not saying it won’t, but it’s not magic. I’m heading to a cardiologist for a full workup, but only after seeing consistently high readings over several months. Because I look healthy and my lipids are within range , my doctors never really called out my high readings(over 140) as a big concern, but I did. Is this considered resistant HB, or do I need to go on meds first?

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