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I found that it also improved my sleep patterns and helped me to relax.
You only need to spend 15 minutes a day with the system to obtain benefits in your blood pressure.
however relaxing and enjoyable!).
Cameron publishes the authoritative website www.bloodpressurehigh.com.
Ideally, you should use Breatheasy for 15 minutes every day (or a minimum of 4 times a week - it's not hard to do!).
I was lucky enough to receive a copy of the Breatheasy System recently, a scientifically designed method of coordinating music with your breathing.
His second specialty is hypertension as he is afflicted with it himself.
Just 15 minutes with the method is all it takes to make the difference.
http://www.bloodpressurehigh.com How it works: Breatheasy uses a synthesized guided breathing track (created from an ocean wave) carefully integrated with beautiful, relaxing music.
Simply pop in a Breatheasy track, relax to the music, and breathe.
What the experts say: Dr.Gordon Cameron, M.D., is a prominent British joint specialist.
Breatheasy relies on the fact that slow breathing has the ability to relax blood vessels and thus reduce blood pressure.
It's easy to learn and inexpensive compared to some other methods of blood pressure control without medication.
Here's what he had to say about Breatheasy: "The magic of Interactive Breathing with Music.
The Breatheasy System is interactive and requires users to synchronize their breathing with the soundtrack (a minimal effort.
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The rest of the time you simply forget about it and get on with your life.
For that you need relaxation plus slow breathing.
I check my own blood pressure regularly and the system certainly helped me." Dr.
Gordon Cameron, M.D.
Over the course of several weeks the soundtrack will gently and gradually guide your breathing from the fast and tense way we typically tend to breathe down to a slow and regulated pattern proven to lower blood pressure in 15 minutes a day.