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Essential hypertension

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  1. I have come across a website which claims that essential hypertension is caused by blockage of ducts
    within the skin: innatehealth.comhypertension.htm There is no proof of this. Could it
    possibly be true? The only thing I can say from my experience is that the theory seems to fit the
    epidemiology. But no doubt many other theories do?

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    I have come across a website which claims that essential hypertension is caused by blockage of
    ducts within the skin: innatehealth.comhypertension.htm There is no proof of this.
    Could it possibly be true? The only thing I can say from my experience is that the theory seems to
    fit the epidemiology. But no doubt many other theories do?

    How many other NG's are you spamming with you fictional problems to get customers to your site? Here
    is your posting to a prostate NG. Derek.

    I have been told that the enlargement/pressure of the prostate which is the trouble is due to a
    build up of fluid not able to escape to the urethra as the way is blocked. Also that the blockage
    can be easily undone. Is this so? My doctor knows nothing about this. It says it at
    innatehealth.comprostate.htm

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