Have you noticed that QT raises blood pressure very high?
Two of my clienets have had this problem after only one treatment.

I´m wondering what happens...

No. I have not seen BP rise with QT sessions. (We do not treat.) In the few instances where I've actually measured it, it has gone down. Did you measure BP before and after the session? If not, how do you know it went up? How long after the session was the measurement made? Who made the measurement? What had the client done between the end of the session and the BP reading? Drive a car? Go somewhere else? Play tennis, or work out? Eat or drink? Walk? Laugh? Take a medication? Go to work? Was it weeks or days later?

What is the link of direct cause and effect between a QT session and the BP rise? It has to be measured immediately before and immediately after the session, with no intervening events at all, client on table with no position changes for all measurements, in order to establish a cause & effect. NO POSITION CHANGES. There can be no other criteria to establish the link of cause (QT session) and effect. (BP rise.)

So, there is no reason to think that there is a cause & effect. No pre or post-session measurements were made at the time of the session.

By "very high," what exactly do you mean? Was it systolic or diastolic? Was it measured in both arms, as it should be? What is the person's baseline BP? What medications or supplements does he take? What are his health issues? Is there stress in his life? Was the pressure read with or without a stethescope? By old-fashioned mercury column? By needle jump only? By direct measurement? (Arterial line/transducer?) By palpation? By Doppler? It makes a big difference! I am eminently qualified to discuss this in depth by dint of 40 years of clinical anesthesia practice. (I'm just getting started, lol.)

Your post doesn't give nearly enough information to begin to answer your question. I do not believe that sending the vibration of love ever caused BP to rise at all, much less "very high." If you can provide any information that would satisfy the details, that would be very helpful, but until then, I have to say that the answer to the question is an unequivocal "NO."

Love to all.

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