Does anyone here have high blood pressure? Alternative treatment options

For you INFJs, I want to share a successful happy story regarding treatment for high blood pressure. Anyhow, my mother has suffered from high blood pressure for many years and have taken loads of beta blockers, calcium channel blockers, etc to no avail. I also think there were a slew of side effects she suffered from as a result that made her health much more fragile.

Anyhow, I did much research and consulted with her, and asked that she try some alternative ways of dealing with her High Blood Pressure. For the past 3 months, she started a regimen (without changing her diet or exercise habits; I mention that she has always been very active however):

Daily Supplements:
1. Nattokinase (4000 FUs)
2. Co-Enzyme Q10 (100 mg)
3. B-Complex (from Rainbow Light)
4. Zinc (50mg)
5. Vitamin D (100 IU)
6. Beta Carotene (25000 IU)
7. Taurine (1000mg)

It seems like a lot, but I think there are certain processes in which the body needs more of certain elements, especially since my mother had been on beta blockers since she was around 40. Well anyhow, she told me that her blood pressure stabilised at 117/71 over the past few weeks. She had already slowly tapered off her blood pressure meds for around a month and a half now.

So for those of you with older parents or if you're suffering from high blood pressure yourself- this regimen has really worked for my mother. In relation to some other things I discovered, the combination of Nattokinase + Co-Enzyme Q10 (which works in a similar way to vitamin K2) really clears away the debris, calcium buildup in the arteries and repairs the arteries for normalised bloodflow. I found that the Japanese eat a certain kind of food (natto) for this very reason, and they have the healthiest and longest life span out of all developed nations.

Also the zinc + taurine works in conjunction together to repair the pancreas, so that insulin production and absorption becomes normalised. Often a lack of taurine and zinc is what makes the pancreas malfunction. Zinc is also great for repairing the liver.

Anyhow, I thought I would share, and hope that in addition to consulting your health care provider, or specialist, that years of prescription drugs did not help my mother, but that we discovered some wonderful alternative treatments for her that were very effective.