Dr. Samuel Mann -- featured along with this book in a major piece in the New York Times -- presents a controversial new approach to understanding why people develop hypertension and what to do about it. Drawing on his original research and his experience treating thousands of hypertensive patients, Dr. Mann argues that many cases are a result of repressed -- or hidden -- emotions. While presenting fascinating, dramatic case studies, Dr. Mann outlines how readers can determine whether or not hidden emotions are causing hypertension in themselves or in a family member. He also offers a unique way for readers to select medications based on