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June 2012

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Wider input

If you wish wider input on the wording surrounding Transcendental meditation and hypertension feel free to start a RfC. Doc James (talk · contribs · email) (if I write on your page reply on mine) 18:39, 18 February 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Meditation and BP

Hi. I'm cardiologist and hypertension is something on which I did some research for a while. Obviously stress can induce hypertension and all procedures which reduce it can lower the BP. Sometimes when I see a patient stressed in my consulting room, I try to "transport" mentally this patient to a peaceful beach or garden and few minutes after his Bp has been reduced on 10-20 mmHg. This doesn't mean a sustained effect over time. Just means that I have reduced the amount of BP triggered by the momentary stress. You can say for example, that doing this mental work repeatedly, we can reset baro-receptors for a lower basal state: may be, but needs to be proved. My doubt is: if reducing stress (on the article we was discussing) by other ways than TM doesn't reduce BP why TM will reduce it?? In that article is implicit that all techniques to reduce stress are not useful to reduce BP, only TM is good. I didn't read all the article (I had no time) but can you tell me if plasmatic and urinary catecolamines (for example) have been checked? this is important. I need more than statistics to believe in something. I did research for a while and I know how some teams "cook" statistics. I don't say that those in that article are wrong! I only say that I need more to believe in a true, and sustained effect of TM on BP. Regards Doc Elisa ^✉ 07:13, 19 February 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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