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Meditation may lower blood pressure more than medication
From NBC News:
High blood pressure and hypertension are huge problems in this country.
Millions of people suffer from the condition which can lead to heart attack, stroke and kidney disease.
Now, a study shows that a different type of program can help get blood pressure under control.
56-year-old Rosemary Palmer-Powell had been taking medication for high blood pressure for years, but after getting a routine check she started down a whole new treatment path.
"I've been doing [meditation] for a solid six months and it has really changed my life," she said.

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