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Victoria's 10-day EFT blood pressure experiment results

Important Note: This article was written prior to 2010 and is now outdated. Please use my newest advancement, Optimal EFT. It is more efficient, more powerful and clearly explained in my free e-book, The Unseen Therapist™.  Best wishes, Gary

Note: This article assumes you have a working knowledge of EFT. Newcomers can still learn from it but are advised to peruse our Free Gold Standard (Official) EFT Tutorial™ for a more complete understanding.

Hi Everyone,

Blood pressure often responds well to EFT. When it doesn't, that usually suggests a search for deeper emotional causes. This article by Victoria Deasy gives us a good look at what is possible in this regard. Please consult physicians on all medical issues.

Hugs, Gary


By Victoria Deasy, MS. Ed

Hi Gary,

I wanted to share a kind of 'experiment' I did on myself, using EFT. I have high blood pressure for which I have been taking medication under a doctor's care. I wanted to use EFT to try to improve my numbers so decided to do this little experiment. I have my own, calibrated blood pressure monitor/ cuff so this was fairly easy to do.

I decided to do this late in the evening when less of my medicine would be in my system (and hence, possibly the highest reading of the day) and when I was more likely to have the time (because I wanted to check my pressure at approximately the same time each day.

So, every evening, for 10 days, I took my blood pressure and recorded the results. Then, I would do EFT and tap on how high my pressure was, how I wanted it to come down, how my body had the ability to have a more normal, stable pressure, both diastolic and systolic. I tapped the short cut version. I would say things like:

Even though my blood pressure reading is high at ____...
Even though my blood is working too hard to get through the veins...
Even though my heart has to work too hard to pump this blood...
Even though I feel anxious when I think of how unhealthy it is to have high blood pressure...

Then, I would use reminder phrases like: this high blood pressure, this BP can come down healthily, I choose for my body to take care of this BP, etc. Sometimes, all I would say at the reminder points would be 'this BP.' I would do only 1-2 rounds and then wait 20 minutes to re-take my reading. Here is what happened:

  • DAY 1: 134/71 (before EFT); 122/64 (after)
  • DAY 2: 132/72 (before EFT); 118/69 (after)
  • DAY 3: 124/70 (before EFT); 124/69 (after)
  • DAY 4: 140/77 (before EFT); 123/65 (after)
  • DAY 5: 123/70 (before EFT); 120/60 (after)
  • DAY 6: 130/71 (before EFT); 120/70 (after)
  • DAY 7: 129/65 (before EFT); 122/64 (after)
  • DAY 8: 139/73 (before EFT); 123/73 (after)
  • DAY 9: 132/71 (before EFT); 111/60 (after)
  • DAY 10: 135/65 (before EFT); 115/64 (after)

Day 3 did not show much of a change and Day 4 started much higher than is usual, but I thought later that I really may have forgotten to take my medication that morning. The slight fluctuations may be due to my different exercise or running around, different stresses from day to day and even what I may have eaten that day. But one thing is clear: it reduced EVERY TIME after EFT!

Even though my daily blood pressure is staying nice and low as above, I have not yet tried it without any medication because I do not yet have my doctor's approval to do so. (I would stress that no one ever go off medication without the supervision of your health care professional).

I just wanted to share this with others. It is not a well-controlled experiment, it was done with only one person (me), there were no double-blind studies, but I have taken my blood pressure twice in one day like this before and have never had the BP reading come down at all.

It would be nice if someone in the medical profession could do some experiments like this and see what happens. My personal goal is to work on this for awhile, until my next doctor's appointment (where, by the way, my BP usually spikes quite high...'white coat syndrome' I am told) and see if I can get off my medication!

Thanks, Gary, for getting this all out to us so we can change our lives!

Victoria Deasy, MS. Ed

(who has purchased and viewed all the DVDs with great pleasure!)

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