Ho'oponopono · Self Identity · blood pressure
A Ho'oponopono class dropped blood pressure at month two.
You wanted the class to drop the cuff after month two already sat on the calendar.
Ho'oponopono, also called Self Identity through Ho'oponopono, is a Hawaiian identity class they sat for four hours. Systolic is the top cuff number, and diastolic is the bottom cuff number. mm Hg is millimeters of mercury, the cuff unit people write next to those numbers. Own-control means the same people compared to themselves after they sat the class. Prehypertension is a high-normal cuff, and adjunctive means they took the class on top of usual care. Ethnicity and Disease is the journal that printed the paper. The University of Hawaii is where they ran the class. Antihypertensive meds are blood-pressure pills some people already took. An RCT is a trial that splits people into two sides by chance.
What is Ho'oponopono?
Ho'oponopono is a Hawaiian identity class they sat for four hours, the kind of class people already take when they want the cuff to drop after month two. Keep the Ho'oponopono name if that drop is why you came.
What is Self Identity through Ho'oponopono?
Self Identity through Ho'oponopono is the name of that same Hawaiian identity class in this paper, and people sat that class for four hours at the University of Hawaii. The University of Hawaii is the school where they ran the class. If a lower cuff is why you opened this, stay with that class name.
Did a Ho'oponopono class drop blood pressure at month two?
Kretzer, with Davis, Easa, Johnson, and Harrigan, published this paper in 2007 in Ethnicity and Disease, and Ethnicity and Disease is the journal. You can read the paper at europepmc.org/article/MED/18072370 and at jstor.org/stable/48667126.
The title of the paper is “Self identity through Ho'oponopono as adjunctive therapy for hypertension management.” It also carries PMID 18072370, and adjunctive in that title means they took the class on top of usual care.
They enrolled 23 adults, every person over 30, and those people already had prehypertension or hypertension. Prehypertension is a high-normal cuff, and hypertension is a high cuff.
They ran a four-hour Self Identity through Ho'oponopono class, and people sat that class, then came back so the same people could be compared to themselves.
At month two they printed the top cuff number 11.86 millimeters of mercury below the start, and millimeters of mercury is the cuff unit. They printed the bottom cuff number 5.44 below the start. They already printed a lower cuff at month one, and at month two they printed a still lower cuff.
Keep wanting the class to drop the cuff.
How much did the top cuff number drop at month two?
Systolic is the top cuff number, the first number you hear when someone reads blood pressure out loud, and at month two they printed that top number 11.86 below the start. Diastolic is the bottom cuff number, the second number you hear, and at month two they printed that bottom number 5.44 below the start. Those are the month-two numbers people came here for, so keep the Ho'oponopono name.
What happened to the cuff on class day?
On class day they printed a higher cuff, with the top number 6.35 above the start and the bottom number 4.37 above the start, and they put those class-day numbers in Table 3. That rise is a real number from class day, and you can still want the class to drop the cuff at month two.
How did they compare the same people to themselves?
Own-control means the same people compared to themselves, so they read the cuff on the same 23 people before the class, on class day, at month one, and at month two. They did not run an RCT, and an RCT is a trial that splits people into two sides by chance. They did not watch how people practiced after class. Own-control is how they printed these numbers, and you can still want the class after those visits.
Did people change their blood-pressure pills?
Antihypertensive meds are blood-pressure pills some people already took, and five of the 23 people changed those pills. They took the class on top of usual care, which is what adjunctive means. Keep wanting the class to drop the cuff at month two.
Who did earlier Ho'oponopono work?
Morrnah, and the Foundation of I, did earlier different work on this identity class, and Kretzer ran the four-hour class in this paper. You can still want that four-hour class.
Can you still want a Ho'oponopono class to drop the cuff?
People already sat that class for four hours, and you can still want a Ho'oponopono class to drop the cuff. Keep the Ho'oponopono name, and keep month two on the calendar.
At month two the top cuff number sat 11.86 below the start, and on class day they printed a higher cuff.
If you feel unusual distress or you need care, talk to a clinician, because this page is educational and not a diagnosis or a treatment plan.
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Can you still want the class to drop the cuff?
You wanted the class to drop the cuff after month two already sat on the calendar. Keep the Ho'oponopono name.
Month two the top cuff number sat 11.86 below the start. On class day they printed a higher cuff, 6.35 on top and 4.37 on the bottom. You can still want the class to drop the cuff.
Sources
Kretzer K., Davis J., Easa D., Johnson J., Harrigan R. “Self identity through Ho'oponopono as adjunctive therapy for hypertension management.” Ethnicity and Disease 2007;17(4):624-628. PMID 18072370. Own-control, n=23 adults, all over 30, prehypertension or hypertension. Four-hour Self Identity through Ho'oponopono class. University of Hawaii. Month two systolic minus 11.86 mm Hg, diastolic minus 5.44. Class-day cuff rose: systolic plus 6.35, diastolic plus 4.37 (Table 3). Drop showed in month one and deepened month two. Five of 23 changed antihypertensive meds. No RCT. Practice after class unmonitored. europepmc.org/article/MED/18072370 · jstor.org/stable/48667126
Morrnah / Foundation of I. Earlier different work.