Improved Brain Health Lowers Blood Pressure

FORESTHILL, Calif. - Jan. 22, 2017 - PRLog -- A growing body of medical research indicates that anxiety, hostility, and/or impatience can permanently elevate your blood pressure. However, physicians David DeRose and Greg Steinke along with Nurse Practitioner Trudi Li argue that natural therapies can both improve brain resiliency and undo the blood pressure-elevating effects of such harmful characteristics. Writing in "Thirty Days to Natural Blood Pressure Control" the authors present simple strategies that can help you better cope with life's stresses and decrease your dependence on blood pressure lowering medications.

DeRose, Steinke, and Li also observe that helping others is one of the paths to emotional health and improved brain resiliency. During the week of January 22-28 why not make a commitment to help yourself—and others—by picking up a copy of "Thirty Days to Natural Blood Pressure Control." Half of the profits from ALL Amazon sales that week will go to non-profit organizations that are helping the mental and emotional health of people throughout America and the world. The book is available in soft-cover, Kindle edition, and Audiobook by using the following link: https://www.amazon.com/Thirty-Natural-Blood-Pressure-Control-ebook/dp/B01JN3PC2U. Remember, just knowing you are helping others may help lower your blood pressure. (But, of course, to get the full health benefits of the book, you'll have to read it.)