High blood pressure and potassium pills?

I'm taking both pills, I just started taking the potassium pills almost two weeks ago and I've been taking the bp pills since August. But I want to know will my doctor take me off of these pills and tell what I could do to lower my bp and raise my potassium. I don't want to take pills for the rest of my life.

One would guess that you're taking a diuretic like hydrochlorthiazide or chlorthalidone for your blood pressure, and that would be causing enough depletion of potassium to require replacement. That's only a guess, though.
You may be one of the people who have mild hypertension and can, with lifestyle changes, control the blood pressure without medication at some point. That would be nice, but don't count on it. Chances are, you'll always need to take something for hypertension. If that's the case, taking the potassium supplement isn't really much of an additional inconvenience, and it's quite inexpensive compared to many of the alternatives. There are also potassium-sparing diuretics that can be prescribed, as well as other medications that don't affect potassium levels in that way. These are all pretty standard options that you should periodically discuss with your doctor at the routine visits.

For a while take it your pills for maintenance your BP.
And would you be health naturally ?
So try to get train, try to JOGGING everyday for 6 km/hour and get harder harder day by day when you train.

After 6 months surely there's something happen better.

Why you get high BP ?

1. The Blood Flow is not good. (IT'S THE BIG REASON)
2. There IS high cholesterol
3. There's Stress that make the vessel bad.

WHEN YOU GET TRAIN/JOGGING/SWIMMING
tHE BLOOD CIRCULATION IS BEING NORMAL.

SO THE TENSION IT WILL BE OK