Biochemie und analytische Biochemie

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High Blood Pressure (Hypertension): Applying Hot and Cold Receptivity Perspective in Clinical Aromatherapy Approach and the Examination of its Application in Emergency Settings Part I

Fai Chan

A case study subject with a family history of heart disease gave up on improving her hypertension condition. She did not want to take medication and sought only natural ways to heal. To assist her in healing, a treatment protocol of employing the hold/cold receptivity was used. The subject exhibited significant improvements but only during the summer. The article will study the cause of such phenomenon. The treatment was able to maintain the blood pressure. More research is needed to find out if the combination of medication and the treatment protocol would lower the blood pressure to normal levels. Prescribed medications, healthy diet, and moderate exercise such as yoga are what medical professionals suggested for high blood pressure (Hypertension) treatment. However, in reality, those methods may not bring satisfactory outcome. To further improve hypertension, hot and cold receptivity is taken into account to devise appropriate treatment protocol. A subject in the article inherited the family history of hypertension but was able to lower her blood pressure significantly with the application of the hot/cold receptivity with diuretics. The same subject refused to take medication, further research is needed to prove if combining medicine with the protocols mentioned can bring blood pressure to normal levels even in the case of genetics.