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Meditation to Lower Blood Pressure: 6-Minute Guided Video

  • Writer: Dmitri Konash
    Dmitri Konash
  • Feb 3
  • 2 min read

High blood pressure is often influenced by stress and nervous system activation. Meditation and slow breathing may help the body shift into a calmer state, which can contribute to healthier blood pressure responses over time. This guided 6-minute session is a popular breathing-based relaxation video designed to support stress reduction and cardiovascular wellness.


🎥 Watch: Meditation to Lower Blood Pressure

Follow this guided meditation and lower blood pressure in 6 minutes

🌿 How This Meditation May Help

This short guided meditation combines:

  • Slow, controlled breathing

  • Relaxation cues

  • Stress reduction support

  • A calm rhythm that helps your body unwind


Many people find this type of meditation especially helpful:

  • Before checking blood pressure

  • After a stressful day

  • As part of a daily hypertension routine

  • Before sleep


🫀 Meditation and Blood Pressure: What Science Suggests

Meditation and mindfulness-based interventions are increasingly studied as supportive tools for cardiovascular health. Review scientific references below.


While meditation is not a substitute for medical treatment, scientific research suggests it may help:

  • Reduce stress-related blood pressure spikes

  • Improve autonomic nervous system balance

  • Support long-term healthy blood pressure habits

Always follow your clinician’s guidance for hypertension diagnosis and treatment.


📚 Scientific References

Here are five important peer-reviewed and scientific sources on meditation and blood pressure:

  1. Meditation and Cardiovascular Risk Reduction: A Scientific Statement From the American Heart Association.

    American Heart Association scientific statement highlighting meditation as a potential supportive tool for cardiovascular risk reduction.


  2. Benefits of mindfulness meditation in reducing blood pressure and stress in patients with arterial hypertension

    Journal of Human Hypertension — Review of mindfulness effects on blood pressure and stress outcomes.


  3. Mindfulness-Based Blood Pressure Reduction (MB-BP): Stage 1 single-arm clinical trial

    PLOS ONE — Clinical trial evaluating mindfulness-based approaches for blood pressure improvement.


Tips for Best Results

To get the most benefit from this meditation:

  1. Sit comfortably with your back supported

  2. Breathe slowly and gently

  3. Try repeating this session daily for 1–2 weeks

  4. Track your blood pressure consistently over time using proper measurement technique


Frequently Asked Questions

Can meditation lower blood pressure immediately?

Meditation may help calm the nervous system and reduce stress, which can support lower readings in some people, especially during anxiety or tension.


How often should I practice meditation?

Daily practice — even 5–10 minutes — is most effective for long-term benefits.


Is meditation a substitute for blood pressure medication?

No. Meditation is a supportive lifestyle tool, not a replacement for prescribed hypertension treatment.

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