Not in all cases. Remember that many skinny people have serious blood pressure problems also. Certainly body weight, diet, and exercise reduce your chance of hypertension, but sometimes medication is the only answer.
is it true that losing only 5-10% of your body weight(if you are overweight) can normalize blood pressure?
March 20th, 2009 | blood pressure normalized
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yea it can help even losing 10 pounds can reduce your risk for heart disease and diabetes.also excerise and reducing sodium intake can also help keep your blood pressure low.
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Depends on how much overweight you are, but losing any amount of fat will get your BP closer to normal, but what about this…http://answers.yahoo.com/question/;_ylt=AjevbDlmJyUn2hdLjKsHEQIjzKIX?qid=1006051719650
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lol ur stupid
only salt diets do the trick and staying healthy
just like chuck norris
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health department of chuck norris
yes
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Not in all cases. Remember that many skinny people have serious blood pressure problems also. Certainly body weight, diet, and exercise reduce your chance of hypertension, but sometimes medication is the only answer.
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It is UNtrue in about 95% of the cases.
In fact IF you employ a fad diet to lose weight in a hurry, it's very likely you'll lose muscle, water weight, and necessary electrolytes and increase your blood pressure as well as your body fat percentage and make yourself feel terribly weak.
Never think about losing weight. Acting upon that counterproductive thought is one of the unhealthiest things you can do. Instead A. seek fitness with regular exercise B. seek to build muscle (each pound of which metabolizes six pounds of fat per year by the way) c. seek to convert fat to muscle d. trust what you body tells you e. trust what your tape measure tells you f. eat a low fat, almost greaseless diet with whole grains, fruit and vegetables accounting for 85-92% of your diet daily g. live long and prosper
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Losing weight decreases blood pressure.If your weight becomes normal for your height/weight/built/ gender/race,and if you are free from other factors like alcohol/smoking/tension,your blood pressure becomes normal.
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