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Sherah, thanks so much for the detailed context. Given the consistently high readings and the role of stress and neuro-Lyme, You can try keeping it simple and target two pillars: (1) vascular/blood-pressure support and (2) autonomic (stress) down-regulation. Here’s a practical, lightweight plan you can start today:
Sherah, thanks so much for the detailed context. Given the consistently high readings and the role of stress and neuro-Lyme, You can try keeping it simple and target two pillars: (1) vascular/blood-pressure support and (2) autonomic (stress) down-regulation. Here’s a practical, lightweight plan you can start today:
Pillar 1 — Blood pressure support (PEMF) • 高血壓 : place the IC Pad on the sternum and run once or twice daily.
Pillar 2 — Calm the sympathetic system (PEMF) • 交感放鬆 : helps shift out of “fight-or-flight”; run 1–2x daily (sternum works well). • Optional add-on if stress is a big driver: 迷走神經放大器 (upper abdomen/solar plexus).
Support via imprinted water (you can combine in a custom complex if you like) - 50 mL three times per day, or small sips throughout the day. • 再新一氧化氮 — supports healthy circulation and endothelial tone. • 甘氨酸鎂 — gentle nervous-system relaxer that may also help blood pressure. • 輔酶 Q10 — mitochondrial/vascular support that many find helpful alongside BP work.
Notes • Placement: for system-wide BP effects, the sternum is a reliable default. • If/when you decide to address neuro-Lyme directly, you can layer that separately; for now the goal is to stabilize BP and calm the nervous system.
I would definitely try hypoxia and blood vessel blockages / peripheral veins and also arterial vascular disease. M If they have neuropathy, hypoxia will help. I use it often with FSM with patients with neuropathy and diabetic neuropathy and it works well. I am sure the Lyme is not helping... 查看更多
I would definitely try hypoxia and blood vessel blockages / peripheral veins and also arterial vascular disease. M If they have neuropathy, hypoxia will help. I use it often with FSM with patients with neuropathy and diabetic neuropathy and it works well. I am sure the Lyme is not helping them out, so you can treat and support the source slowly and support everything else in meantime. The systolic (top number) increase only is usually stress. But, the top and bottom number can be both or also decreased blood flow (diastolic #= filling up of ventricle(s)). I would have them keep a journal of how they felt prior to the IC, then later that day, then the next 2 days and see if there are improvements. I hope this helps give you some insight. Let us know how you make out!
我肯定會嘗試缺氧和血管阻塞/週邊靜脈以及動脈血管疾病。 M 如果他們患有神經病變,缺氧會有所幫助。我經常將它與患有神經病變和糖尿病神經病變的 FSM 患者一起使用,效果很好。我確信萊姆病對他們沒有幫助,因此您可以慢慢治療和支持病源,同時支持其他一切。收縮壓(頂部數字)升高通常是壓力。但是,頂部和底部數字可能兩者都有,也可能是血流量減少(舒張壓#= 心室充盈)。我會讓他們記錄他們在 IC 之前、當天晚些時候以及接下來兩天的感受,看看是否有所改善。我希望這能給你一些啟發。讓我們知道你的進展如何!