Real Music Puts Pizzazz in Blood Pressure Breathing Program
A new, upgraded version of the Breatheasy system, which uses a clinically proven technique to help users control their blood pressure without medication or supplements, has just been released by The Low Pressure Zone (www.Control-Your-Blood-Pressure.com). The upgrade adds new music to the audio system as well as showcasing numerous technical improvements that make it even more enjoyable and easier to use. San Diego, CA (PRWEB) September 12, 2007 -- The Low Pressure Zone today announced the release of a new version of the Breatheasy system (http://www.Control-Your-Blood-Pressure.com), an audio program that helps people control their blood pressure in a completely natural way using clinically proven slow breathing techniques. The Breatheasy system is unique in that it integrates slow breathing with real music. In this way it promotes deep relaxation combined with slow breathing which makes it far more effective than either relaxation or slow breathing alone. "Unlike competitors who require the purchase of expensive slow breathing devices at several hundred dollars, the Breatheasy system offers slow breathing in an easy to use audio program, available on either CDs or mp3," says David O'Hara, creator of the Breatheasy system. "You can even download it and start immediately. The Breatheasy system is sold at under $50, making it a more affordable option for those already suffering from the high costs of drugs, supplements and other blood pressure treatments. We even offer a free online demo at http://www.Control-Your-Blood-Pressure.com so people can try the system before deciding to buy."
High blood pressure is a hot topic in both the medical community and in the minds of consumers due to it being a risk factor for several other serious diseases and conditions. The Breatheasy system allows users to lower their blood pressure without the use of medications or any other consumable products. With reports over the last several years showing dangerous trends in young people suffering from higher blood pressure, as well as a possible correlation between hypertension and commonly consumed products like caffeine and over-the-counter pain medications, learning how to control your blood pressure would be a valuable skill. Prescription medications, supplements, "miracle remedies" and even lifestyle changes deliver unpredictable results and are not the answer for everyone. "You only need to spend fifteen minutes a day using the system to obtain benefits in your blood pressure control," says Dr. Cameron, a British physician and founder of BloodPressureHigh.com. He describes Breatheasy as a "scientifically designed method of coordinating music with your breathing." ###
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