HYPERTENSION

#24Cardiovascular System

HYPERTENSION

Patient: 40 years oldZBGIRV
Patient: 40 years old. Has had hypertension for five years, taking nifedipine 10 mg tablets. Overweight, with a weight of 109 kg. Does daily exercises and follows a diet. However, excess weight and blood pressure are not controlled.

Blood Pressure: Was between 140-150/90-100.

Treatment: Underwent RT treatment, mostly using RV, GI, and ZB emitters. Completed a one-month course, then once a week for another month, and then every two weeks for several more sessions.

After One Month of Treatment: Weight decreased to 95 kg, although it had been very difficult to lose weight before, despite adhering to a diet.

Blood Pressure: Was better controlled; the patient reduced the dose of Nifedipine to 5 mg after one week and then completely stopped taking medications after three weeks of therapy. Blood pressure stabilized at 120-130/70-80 without medication. Weight was also maintained with continued regular exercise and diet.

Two Months After Starting RT: Weight continued to decrease, reaching 90 kg. He no longer continues treatment, but body weight, blood pressure, and lipid metabolism remain normal and are maintained at normal levels for a year (at the time of this case description).

Side Effects: None observed.

Comments:
  1. Resonance therapy is effective for weight loss. This phenomenon was observed in 20% of patients.
  2. Weight loss leads to better control of hypertension.
  3. There's a possibility of curing hypertension with the beneficial side effect of reducing excess weight.