Hypertension rarely ever gives you any indication that you are having a problem, unless it is extremely high. That is one of the reasons why it is known as the silent killer.
Hypertension Causes and Treatments
Posted: 9th March 2010
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No one pays for his health and hence there is no question about the consultation fees, it is the duty of a normal government to see to the welfare of its citizenry. But you need not fear the consultation, you may know you have a high blood pressure by checking it at home yourself. You can do this by using any of the common blood pressure machines, you can get the assistance of any health personnel to teach you, but the correct interpretation of a blood pressure measured at home is the reason you should visit a doctor, a well trained doctor detects and interprets illness with ease.
How Do I Go About The High Blood Pressure Consultation Fees?
Posted: 6th March 2010
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High blood pressure is a problem which the blood flow is impeded by some means other than which is detectable ordinarily.This fantastic made up combination of mechanic cum electrical pump system help the heart to function properly as a good pump which distributes vital material [wastes, oxygen, drugs, water, hormones and nutrients]to and from all the body organ as the case may demand it physiologically functionally.
What Does It Mean for Someone To Have High Blood Pressure, HPB?
Posted: 26th February 2010
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Finding out what food to eat for high blood pressure isn’t hard. There are many foods that will help reduce your blood pressure significantly. We will also discuss that NOT to eat when dealing with high blood pressure.
Know What Food to Eat for High Blood Pressure Relief?
Posted: 24th February 2010
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This will make your heart compensate by pumping harder and thus putting more strain on the arteries and increasing your blood pressure. If a person has high blood cholesterol then they are much more prone to heart disease, strokes and heart attacks.
What is Blood Pressure?
Posted: 23rd February 2010
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Cholesterol is a waxy, fat-like substance that circulates in the blood. A diet high in fat and/or cholesterol will lead to large amounts of cholesterol in your body.
Guide to High Cholesterol
Posted: 18th February 2010
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If you have these symptoms of high blood pressure you are on the fast road to a heart attack. Find out what you can do today to prevent a heart attack.
Symptoms Of High Blood Pressure - This Could Save Your Life
Posted: 31st January 2010
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Here are more ways to control hypertension without the use of drugs. These guidelines were issued by the Department of Health (DOH) in Manila and are recommended for those with mild hypertension (those with a reading of 140/90) who have no underlying disease.
More Drugless Ways to Control Hypertension
Posted: 31st January 2010
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The dangerous thing about most medical conditions that relate to the heart, such as high blood pressure, are that there are often no symptoms that indicate a problem. The only way to know if your heart is healthy is to see a doctor once a year for a checkup. Getting a blood pressure reading is imperative in diagnosing high blood pressure.
How to Keep a Normal Blood Pressure
Posted: 28th January 2010
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A healthy blood pressure level is 120/80, and is hypertensive (that is high blood pressure) above 140/90 and prehypertensive between 120/80 and 140/90. High blood pressure results in the clogging and hardening of arteries, it affects your eyes and kidneys and increases the risk of heart attacks and strokes. Obese people are at higher risk of getting a higher blood pressure. In order to keep your blood pressure in control, follow some basic diet instructions:
Diet Plan For High Blood Pressure Patients
Posted: 21st January 2010
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