Ancient Chinese Practice Cuts Blood Pressure Nearly as Much as Medication, Researchers Say
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Updated · Fox News · May 23
Ancient Chinese Practice Cuts Blood Pressure Nearly as Much as Medication, Researchers Say
4 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 23
Researchers reported that a centuries-old Chinese movement practice can lower high blood pressure at home and may come close to the effect of some medications.
High blood pressure is the key target because untreated cases can lead to heart attack and stroke, making low-cost home-based options potentially significant.
The finding adds to broader interest in non-drug therapies as researchers also pursue new treatments in areas including obesity and pancreatic cancer.
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