May 10, 2024
With the antihypertensive drug market running upwards of $32 billion annually, some say Dr. Marlene Merritt (DOC, MS Nutrition) was crazy to buck the medical establishment and promote her natural blood pressure cure.
"In the beginning, the peer pressure was intense," says Dr. Merritt. "Colleagues would be dismissive and even rude. I think they expected me to knock off 'this silly cure business' and just prescribe the drugs."
"I wasn't going to do that," she says. "I cared about my patients."
According to Dr. Merritt, she became disgusted after seeing so many patients suffering nausea, dizziness, headaches, upset stomach, chronic cough, and extreme fatigue.
"It was like a bad flu epidemic, she says, "except they didn't have the flu, they had high blood pressure."
She soon discovered the root of the problem. They were all taking drugs like Lisinopril, Norvasc, Toprol XL and Diuril, the standard high blood pressure treatments.
She knew she could do better.
Based on her unique training in Oriental and Nutritional medicine, Dr. Merritt spent months developing a natural blood pressure solution centered on a few key foods and light exercise.
The results startled her peers...
One patient using Dr. Merritt's natural solution watched his blood pressure plunge 75 points in a week, from 200/100 to 125/71.
Another patient dropped from 160/120 to 110/60. Yet another from 154/80 to 118/68. Both in less than a month.
With this success, she decided to partner with health publisher, Primal Health, on an online video presentation that could get her solution out to many more people.
The video presentation detailing Dr. Merritt's solution has raced around the world, even as it's ruffled the feathers of old-school doctors and hard-line pharmaceutical executives.
But Dr. Merritt says "It's been very gratifying to see people get their lives back. These drugs were beating them down, and now they're enjoying life again."
Even some of the doctors who were initially vehemently opposed to her solution are offering it to patients who can't tolerate the drugs.
"It's a great option, and easy to do," says Dr. Merritt. Still, she cautions viewers to only go off medications with the supervision of a licensed medical practitioner.
Watch the surprising presentation here ››
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