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“I have had high blood pressure for ten years. When it was first discovered, my systolic blood pressure was almost 160, and I was in my early forties. I didn’t want to take medication, so I followed the doctor’s advice to pay attention to my lifestyle. In a short time, it dropped to below 140, and now it’s basically maintained below 130. I’ve concluded that whether high blood pressure can be lowered or not mainly depends on oneself. Many people say I’m almost 60, but I still look like I’m in my forties.”
Regarding this patient’s experience, many people may ask: Isn’t lifelong treatment necessary for high blood pressure? If the blood pressure drops without antihypertensive medication, does it mean it’s no longer high blood pressure? Will they get high blood pressure again in the future?
In fact, if the blood pressure rises, there must be a reason for it, and lifelong treatment is needed. However, lifelong treatment does not mean lifelong use of antihypertensive medication. Standard treatment for high blood pressure is comprehensive, including treatment for the cause, lifestyle intervention, and medication. The first two treatments are the most fundamental, as relying solely on medication often does not achieve the best therapeutic effect. Particularly, lifestyle intervention will be a lifelong regimen for patients and is the most effective ‘antihypertensive medication’.
It can be seen that when high blood pressure occurs, the most effective antihypertensive medication is this non-oral ‘6530’. Many hypertensive patients who adhere to its use do not need other medications and often achieve good antihypertensive effects. More importantly, this antihypertensive medication not only lowers blood pressure but is also the most effective anticancer and anti-aging medication. Consistent use will bring lifelong benefits. It is important to note that if ‘6530’ does not achieve the desired antihypertensive effect, one should promptly take antihypertensive medication under the guidance of a doctor. This is the true meaning of lifelong treatment for high blood pressure.
