Andrew Huberman· PhD
it does seem to be working
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it does seem to be working
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So I've now done four of these things >> and I can tell you that my blood pressure stayed low. It's running in this one high 11s maybe 120 uh which is pretty good roughly where you want to be and the other is always around maybe 74 so it's like >> it was never running like that before I can show you my data
So I measured myself right before acupuncture, you know, um, very specific time of day with my moderate home. And uh yeah, I was running 140 over the low 80s, something like 82, 83. Did you know five measurements? So did the acupuncture, which is designed for blood pressure and diabetes. And maybe I can go off the jail piece if all this works. But anyway, the next day I measured it the exact same time and son of a gun, it was 25 points lower. The high teams like 118 kind of. It was unbelievable. I can show you the data.