My brother/sister, If You’ve been “Managing” High BP for Years but Your Body Still Feels Strange… Read This.

You may not realize it yet — but your body has been crying for help.

Do any of these sound familiar?

That weird pounding in your ears at night — like a drum inside your head.

Feeling dizzy or light-headed when you stand up from bed.

That tight squeeze in your chest that comes and goes.

Your heart suddenly racing for no reason, even when you’re resting.

Cold hands and feet – even when everywhere else is warm.

Waking up tired, foggy, or angry… like you never really slept.

Swelling on your ankles and face that comes and goes.

Strange tingling or “electric” feelings in your arms or legs.

Constant ringing in your ears (that no one else hears).

Loss of drive or confidence in the bedroom.

And if you’re using Losartan, Statin or Amlodipine, you may already notice things like:

Bedroom problems meaning as a man, you have started to lose the ability to perform and/or complete loss of interest. And as a woman, your libido just goes down.

Mind you, it is not age, and it is completely not about menopause 

Persistent dry cough: the type that won’t go away

Extreme tiredness: feeling drained and weak all day, even when you don’t do any work

Swollen ankles and feet, your legs are looking puffy and uncomfortable, and you have to change your shoes every 2-3 weeks

Feeling dizzy or lightheadedness when you stand up, as if you want to faint 

Frequent urination – running to the toilet every hour

Headaches are constant pounding in your head, especially when it exceeds 3 days after you sleep and eat. 

Some type of Stomach upset – nausea, indigestion, or feeling sick

Muscle cramps, especially as a woman, this one is a painful cramping in your legs, especially at night

Cold hands and feet – always feeling cold, even in warm weather

These are not random.

AND worst of all…

Your BP is STILL not stable – jumping up and down despite taking pills every day!