"The treatment of hypertension begins not in the arteries, but in the capillaries." A.Zalmanov
 Dr. Alexander Zalmanov believed that high blood pressure is closely connected with the condition of the body's microscopic circulation.
In his view, the heart alone cannot ensure healthy circulation.
The circulatory system is one living organ, extending from the largest arteries to billions of capillaries that nourish every cell of the body.
When countless capillaries gradually cease to function efficiently, blood is forced to pass through a progressively smaller vascular network. According to Zalmanov, this increases resistance to blood flow and places an additional burden on the heart and arteries.
His goal was therefore not simply to influence blood pressure itself.
His goal was to restore the capillary circulation.