What is RESPeRATE?

Finally, a proven non-drug solution to lower high blood pressure



How it lowers blood pressure

Harness the natural power of breathing to lower blood pressure

High blood pressure is generally caused by your blood vessels tightening up and narrowing; this then causes your heart to pump harder. RESPeRATE's unique breathing exercise relaxes constricted blood vessels to reduce high blood pressure.

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  • When you use RESPeRATE, you put on headphones and attach a sensor around your chest.
  • RESPeRATE's breathing sensor automatically analyzes your individual breathing pattern and creates a personalized melody composed of two distinct inhale and exhale guiding tones.
  • Simply listen to the melody through the headphones, and your body's natural tendency to follow external rhythms will enable you to easily synchronize your breathing to the tones.
  • By gradually prolonging the exhalation tone to slow your breathing, RESPeRATE leads you to the therapeutic zone of less than 10 breaths per minute.
  • Within a few minutes, the muscles surrounding the small blood vessels in your body relax, blood flows more freely, and your blood pressure is significantly reduced.

RESPeRATE's unique breathing exercise relaxes constricted blood vessels to reduce high blood pressure.

  

Clinical Support

RESPeRATE is the only non-drug solution for lowering blood pressure with such an extensive amount of clinical support.

Clinical highlights:

  • photo of relevant journalsTen clinical studies have proven the effectiveness of RESPeRATE on lowering blood pressure. The results have been published in reputable journals such as the American Journal of Hypertension and Journal of Human Hypertension
  • The California Technology Assessment Forum (CTAF), a program of the Blue Shield of California Foundation, unanimously agreed that RESPeRATE is a safe and effective medical approach to treat hypertension.
  • RESPeRATE is now featured in more than 20 popular and professional text books including Mayo Clinic’s On High Blood Pressure and the American Heart Association’s Hypertension Primer.
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Join in on interesting and helpful discussions in our vibrant online community. You’ll learn how others are dealing with their hypertension and gain valuable insight on controlling your own blood pressure. Take a look at the most recent post from our User Forum:


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Topic - hi everybody

I'm relatively new, too. I've been "Resperating" for a few months. The results are remarkable. I hope you enjoy yours and get good results, too.

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How Avapro Reduces Blood Pressure Avapro (irbesartan) is one of a new class of blood pressure medication called angiotensin receptor blockers (ARBs). Angiotensin II is a chemical that causes the muscles surrounding the blood vessels to contract (tighten). This in turn narrows the blood vessels. This narrowing increases the pressure within the blood vessels and can cause high blood pressure (hypertension). Avapro works by blocking the action of angiotensin II. As a result, the blood vessels dilate (relax) and blood pressure is reduced. Other ARB medications include Diovan, Cozaar, Atacand, Micardis, Atacand Plus, and Hyzaar. Although these medications are beneficial, many times they are...

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