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A Strong Medical & Scientific
Foundation
Guided by a world-renowned Scientific Advisory Board, InterCure, the maker of
RESPeRATE, is committed to evidence-based medicine, clinical validation and a
sound scientific foundation. The Company has already demonstrated strong
clinical validation for RESPeRATE. Clinical achievements for RESPeRATE, the
non-drug medical device for lowering blood pressure, include:
The first and only medical device indicated for the adjunctive
treatment of hypertension.
14/9 mmHg average sustained blood pressure reductions within 8
weeks.
No side effects, no drug interactions.
Results of six clinical trials were published in peer-reviewed
medical journals.
Warranty
1 Year Warranty
Follow these links to learn more:
RESPeRATEhome
page
How
RESPeRATE Lowers Blood Pressure
RESPeRATE in the news
Frequently
Asked Questions
Patient Education Brochure
(5 pages)
Clinical Information Brochure (4 pages)
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| RESPeRATE Reduces Severity of Hypertension |
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Each point represents the office systolic blood pressure (BP) of the
141 patients in the RESPeRATE treatment group.
References:
[1] Schein M, Gavish B, Herz M et al. "Treating hypertension with a device
that slows and regularizes breathing: a randomized double-blind controlled
study." J Human Hyperten 2001; 15(4): 271 - 278.
[2] Grossman E, Grossman A, Schein MH, Zimlichman R, Gavish B
"Breathing-control lowers blood pressure." J Human Hyperten 2001; 15(4):
263 - 269.
[3] Rosenthal T, Alter A, Peleg E, Gavish B. "Device-guided breathing
exercises reduce blood pressure and ambulatory and home measurement." Am J
Hyperten 2001; 14(1): 74 - 76.
[4] Giannattasio C, Failla M, Meles E, Gentile G, Grappiolo A and Mancia G
"Efficacy of self treatment of hypertension at home with device-guided
breathing." Am J Hyperten 2002; 15(4,2)186A.
[5] Elliott W, Izzo J, Rosing D, Snyder C, White W, Alter A, Gavish B, and
Black B "Hypertension reduction by device-guided breathing shows a
dose-response relationship." Am J Hyperten 2002; 15(4,2)186A. |
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