Chronic hypertension 02799...UK
On 27 June 2016, an extremely concerned daughter requested the practitioner to treat her 76-year-old mother for high blood pressure. The mother needed urgent intervention as her blood pressure had been consistently staying at 205/105, and she looked extremely distressed and panicky.
Her condition was first diagnosed in 2003 as mild hypertension. On an average, her BP was 150/90 for which she took allopathic medicines*. Her husband had passed away a few years prior and since then she was supported by her daughter. The emotional impact of this huge change in her life was the probable cause of her hypertension.
In 2014, her BP started to rise to abnormally high level around 205/105 in spite of her regular intake of allopathic tablets. She lived with this extremely high BP for two years and ended up having a transient mini stroke on 28 May 2016; this left her right side slightly paralyzed. She was put on 4 allopathic drugs**. She recovered rapidly and could walk in a few days but her BP did not come down even with the new medicines. Additionally, these medicines made her severely dizzy, she was unstable on her feet, became frail and eventually housebound and needed personal care. At the time of consultation, her BP as taken by the practitioner was still 205/105. She was given the following combos:
#1. CC3.1 Heart tonic + CC3.3 High Blood Pressure (BP) + CC3.5 Arteriosclerosis + CC3.7 Circulation + CC4.2 Liver & Gallbladder tonic + CC10.1 Emergencies + CC13.1 Kidney & Bladder tonic + CC15.1 Mental & Emotional tonic + CC15.2 Psychiatric disorders + CC18.1 Brain disabilities…QDS
#2. Sarpagandha potentised at 10M…QDS
Three months later, the patient’s daughter reported that her mother was still frail and dizzy and there was no change in her BP. On the brighter side, she was now mentally well, happier and energetic. She wanted to continue the remedies. After another month, her BP did come down slightly to 190/95 but she continued to feel very dizzy. Encouraged by her recent success with another case of hypertension, the practitioner prescribed an additional remedy (what she calls Adrenal dysfunction combo):
#3. SR261 Nat Mur + SR264 Silicea 30C + SR266 Adrenalin + SR280 Calc Carb 200C + SR290 Endocrine Integrity + SR295 Hypericum 200C + SR313 Sepia 1M + SR409 Spigelia 30C + SR451 ACTH Hormone + SR531 Suprarenal/Adrenal Gland + SR532 Sympathetic Nervous System + Iodum 30C from homoeo store…QDS
After a month and a half, with excitement her daughter reported to the practitioner that her mother’s BP had come down and was now stable at 160/90. Moreover, her dizziness had reduced by 40% and she was more independent. Her doctor brought down the dose of Doxazasine from 4mg to 2mg.
Four months later, in April 2017, her BP was further down to 140/85 and stayed there consistently. She also felt completely relieved of dizziness. After a month, the dosage of #1, #2 and #3 was reduced to TDS. Her most recent BP reading was 150/70 in October 2017 and she remains free of dizziness. She appears bright and cheerful and steps out of her home unaided. She continues to take vibro remedies TDS as well as allopathic medicines. The patient is so happy with her recovery that, though not a Baba devotee, she wishes to visit Puttaparthi.
*Losartan 50mg and Amlodipine 5mg.
** Ramipril 5mg BD, Bisoprolol 5mg BD, Indapamide 2.5mg BD and Doxazasine4mg at night.
Editor’s note: Sarpagandha (Rauwolfia Serpentina or black snakeroot) is an ayurvedic herb used for treating high BP and insomnia. Please note that only vibration was given and not the gross substance.