What Causes Hypertension?In spite of all the money poured into research, what causes hypertension in most cases is still unknown. Symptoms of hypertension often go unnoticed. However in advanced cases dizziness, fatigue, headaches, nosebleeds and confusion are some of the symptoms. Uncontrolled hypertension can cause serious complications including coma and has been linked to stroke. Lack of exercise, smoking, a salty diet, obesity, alcohol, stress and heredity may contribute to the disease. Hypertension is a conflict active condition involving the glomeruli of the kidneys. I found what causes hypertension is a conflict with liquids. Sometimes a near drowning experience can trigger this disease, even many years after the triggering event. Liquids such as oil, gasoline, medication, or a loss of cash (liquidity) can contribute. I also find a sense of injustice can or feelings of disappointment with love can trigger this condition. Typical case: An elderly women had hypertension for over 50 years. As a child her grandmother would walk her to and from school. A canal ran along the road and the grandmother would push the girl to the edge of the canal. She would then threaten the girl that if she didn't behave she would push her in. She had intense phobias of water and heights. We worked together and in one session she overcame her shock and phobias. Her blood pressure improved considerably though she still uses medication. Typical case: Man 42 years old had high blood pressure since he was a teenager. He is in excellent shape and participates in marathons. At 10 years of age he had a near drowning experience. He believed he no longer feared water as he is an avid fisherman. He also suffered a large loss of liquidity in the stock markets. We worked together over the telephone and he overcame his fears and sense of injustice in one session. With his physician's approval he no longer needs medication.
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