This is because blood flow has deteriorated for some reason and the body's homeostasis function is activated. The heart works hard to maintain sufficient blood flow. Forcibly lowering it with antihypertensive drugs can result in insufficient blood flow, leading to cerebral infarction, dementia or even cancer. Recently, cases of dementia and cancer are even more common.

 If blood circulation therapy is administered to increase blood flow to the whole body, blood pressure is naturally reduced.

Especially effective is abdominal aortic care. When the aorta of the abdomen hardens, blood pressure rises because the vascular wall becomes less elastic. Direct treatment to soften the hardened aorta improves blood circulation in the vessel wall and restores flexibility, naturally restoring proper blood pressure.

Hypertension and Retinal Aneurysm cured!

Case 1

A 64 year old, woman living in Kobe had a stent placed in her heart due to a myocardial infarction.

Her blood pressure was 200/100 when measured at the hospital and much higher when measured by herself.

She was forced to take antihypertensive medication at the hospital and her right carotid artery was 50% blocked.

　She came to my clinic to escape from antihypertensive drugs as soon as she could.

She was obese and had poor circulation among many other complaints. Internally her aorta was stiff and the back of her neck and lumbar muscles were unusually stiff as well.

 Because she lived far away, she could only visit my clinic once or twice a month, so I advised her to eat lightly (brown rice, vegetable juice), walk more and get up earlier. Two months later she'd lost 3kg and her blood pressure had dropped.

She was then told that she had retinal bleeding and an aneurysm, and had to undergo surgery. So I gave her eye treatment.

But, at her doctor's examination four months later, the aneurysm had healed.

Six months later, her blood pressure had returned to normal and she was no longer taking blood-pressure medicine. After three months of follow-ups, treatment was terminated because normal values were maintained. (From "Case Study No. 19")

Unconscious man revived after heart attack.

Case 2: 87 year old Man with acute heart failure

My first experience of the power of blood circulation therapy. 

　　One morning, while my teacher was praying, he collapsed. I heard the news and rushed over, finding my teacher passed out in front of the Shinto altar.

I immediately took his hand and checked his pulse. It was quick and irregular indicating atrial fibrillation.

 His face was bloodless and his hands were cold, so I tapped him on the cheek, but he did not respond.

 I thought I should perform the cardiac disease treatment he'd taught me.

I turned him on his back and began treating his abdomen.

His epigastrium was soft, non-resistant and unresponsive, so I pushed even deeper.

Then, a weak pulse was felt in a deep place, and this time, I pressed repeatedly while feeling for this pulse.

After repeating several times, some color returned to his face but I continued until consciousness returned and he completely recovered. There were no after-effects.

 Some time after that, a 70-year-old man who had lost consciousness due to a myocardial infarction right in front of me was immediately treated to restore consciousness.

Case 3

A 57 year old Man with Myocardial Infarction

President of a Preparatory School for Medical and Dental Medicine

　He had a heart attack and was hospitalized in Sendai City Hospital for three months, but did not undergo surgery because a bypass had formed spontaneously. However, he was not cured and suffered from many symptoms including breathlessness.

I received a request for treatment through his friend and after 30 treatments, his epigastrium softened and the symptoms disappeared. He also lost weight and after 3 months of follow-up, he was well and treatment was terminated. 

Case 4

  Although he had no subjective symptoms, he was hospitalized for 10 days at a Sendai City Hospital, where he was diagnosed with idiopathic cardiomyopathy.

This man smoked a hundred cigarettes a day!

Cardiomyopathy is an intractable disease for which the only cure in modern medicine is heart transplantation. He visited my clinic after a friend's　introduction . When I palpated his stomach, the aorta in his epigastric region was severely stiff, especially at the bifurcation of the renal artery.

 One treatment took an hour and a half.

After 40 daily treatments, the aorta softened and the resistance in the deepest epigastric region also softened.

 Then he was treated once a week and after 6 months and 61 treatments, he was in good physical condition and ended the treatment.

His weight had also dropped 5.5kg. Six months later, he was examined at a national hospital and it was confirmed that he had recovered.