All articles tagged with #blood pressure drugs
Dr. Wolfson argues that high blood pressure is a warning sign rather than the root problem, and that medications often fail because they do not address underlying causes like stress, inflammation, or toxins, thus not reducing the risk of heart attacks or strokes.
A common blood pressure medication, rilmenidine, has been shown to extend lifespan in worms and mice by activating cellular pathways associated with caloric restriction, suggesting potential for anti-aging therapies in humans. The drug works by binding to imidazoline receptors, promoting autophagy and stress resistance, and could offer a practical alternative to calorie restriction for healthy aging.