April 2nd, 2010 — blood pressure normalized
Stress indirectly affects blood pressure because of activities that a person may engage in when stressed or through the hormones that may be released during stressful periods. Find out how increased damage to arteries from the hormone released during stress can raise blood pressure with information from a nurse in this free video on blood pressure.
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March 27th, 2010 — blood pressure normalized
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March 19th, 2010 — blood pressure normalized
High blood pressure causes heart attacks through the increased heart work load and narrowing blood vessels. If the heart is not getting enough blood, it can cause a heart attack. Monitor blood pressure if there is a history of hypertension with advice from a nurse in this free video on blood pressure.
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March 13th, 2010 — blood pressure normalized
http://cybermedicinestore.com/what-are-some-natural-high-blood-pressure-remedies/ First and foremost you need to stop smoking if you havent already. Not only will this help keep your blood pressure in line, youll also diminish your chance of cancer and cardiovascular diseases. Smoking is the primary risk factor for atherosclerosis. Smoking hurts blood vessel walls and accelerates the action of hardening of the arterial blood vessels. So even though it does not stimulate high blood pressure, smoking is bad for anyone, particularly those with high blood pressure. If you smoke, discontinue. If you dont smoke, dont start. Once you quit, your chance of having a heart attack is reduced after the first year. What are some additional natural high blood pressure remedies?
Trim Your Weight
Heavy patients should lose weight.Theres a direct link between being overweight and having high blood pressure. The more overweight you are, the greater the risk. Start out by making moderate changes. Cut two hundred to three hundred calories from your dieting each day — about the equivalent of stating no to two deep chocolate cookies.
Decrease Salt Consumption
High salt ingestion is connected to high blood pressure. You should consume no more than 2,000 milligrams of sodium per day (about one teaspoon of salt). The common American devours twice that, often through canned soups, frozen dinners, soy sauce, pickles, olives and processed cheeses, which are high with sodium. Read food tags and pick out reduced-sodium products. Seek to select food with low salt.
More Fruits and Vegetables
Add more fruits, vegetables and low-fat dairy products to your plate. Eat one additional fruit or vegetable with every meal. Reduce the size of your daily meat intake to six ounces, and designate at the least two dinners a week as meat-free. Fatty diets do not directly affect blood pressure. However, saturated fats and cholesterol in foods raise blood cholesterol, which increases the risk for heart disease. Foods high in fats also are high in calories, which must be decreased if you want to lose weight. As with the example of smoking, high cholestrol is likewise a major risk factor for atherosclerosis.
Limit Alcohol Consumption
Drink no more than one 12-ounce beer, one 5-ounce glass of wine or one swallow (1.5 ounces) of 80-proof whiskey if youre a woman. Men can double these measures. Anything more elevates blood pressure. You can reduce your blood pressure by 5-10 mmHg by just limiting alcohol intake.
Exercise, Exercise, Exercise
First and foremost, get the ok from your physician. Afterwards, slowly familiarize aerobic exercise into your life, increasing the time and intensity at a pace that feels right, aiming for at least a thirty-minute workout most days of the week. Youthful people should jog for thirty minutes three times per week and older patients should walk farther lengths than usual.
Diminish Stress and Anxiety
Stress and anxiety also play a role in high blood pressure. If you need your blood pressure with in normal limits, try to get happy all times. Its not that difficult is it? Try extra curricular activities to make your mind stress free. Stress can make blood pressure go up for a while, and it has been considered to contribute to high blood pressure. However, the long-term outcomes of stress are as yet unclear. Stress management techniques do not appear to forestall high blood pressure. However, such techniques may have other benefits, such as making you feel more acceptable or helping you to moderate over-eating.
Caffeine and Blood Pressure
Caffeine in coffee as well as in other drinks, such as tea and sodas, only enhances blood pressure temporarily. You should be able to go on to have drinks that contain caffeine, unless you are restricted to it or have heart disease and your doctor orders you not to have any.
Eat adequate amounts of potassium-rich foods
Potassium which is another mineral important to good health, works together with sodium to regulate blood pressure. Studies have shown that people who consume more potassium have lower blood pressures than those who ingest less. Robust sources of potassium include many fruits, such as cantaloupe, bananas, watermelon, oranges and orange juice, as well as potatoes, spinach, and zucchini.
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February 8th, 2010 — blood pressure normalized
High blood pressure, or hypertension, is considered to be any blood pressure reading more than 140 over 90, but may require additional testing for an accurate diagnosis. Find out why a doctor would require a medical history to diagnose high blood pressure with information from a nurse in this free video on blood pressure.
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January 14th, 2010 — blood pressure normalized
Understand a blood pressure reading by learning that the top number is a systolic reading of the artery pressure, and the bottom number is a diastolic reading of the relaxation of the artery. Record blood pressure readings on a regular basis to get a good idea of whether a person is hypertensive with information from a nurse in this free video on blood pressure.
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December 3rd, 2009 — blood pressure normalized
A low blood pressure reading is anything below 117 over 70 for an adult, though people who exercise frequently and are thin tend to have lower blood pressure readings. Take several blood pressure readings to diagnose consistent low blood pressure with information from a nurse in this free video on blood pressure.
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November 26th, 2009 — blood pressure normalized
The systolic reading in blood pressure is the top number that represents the contractions of the heart. Diastolic blood pressure readings are the bottom number, which represents the relaxation of the arteries. Read systolic and diastolic blood pressure numbers with information from a nurse in this free video on blood pressure.
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November 13th, 2009 — blood pressure normalized
Normal blood pressure for a newborn baby is 50 to 70 over 25 to 45 depending on the weight, age and position of the child. Avoid allowing babies to sleep face down, as it can cause decreased blood pressure, with advice from a nurse in this free video on blood pressure.
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November 13th, 2009 — causes of high blood pressure
High blood Pressure. Discover how to lower blood pressure and the answer to the question: What is High Blood Pressure? Should John McCain worry about high blood pressure? What do those blood pressure numbers mean? Can you understand your blood pressure readings? Do you know the best blood pressure monitor?
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