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High Blood Pressure Raises Risk of Heart Failure
The dangerous thing about hypertension is that most people don’t have any side effects. You feel fine and go-on with your everyday routine not knowing you can be at risk of heart failure.
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Finding out you have high blood pressure levels can scare you at first. Many questions race through your mind and you often wonder if you will be ok. Millions of Americans have hypertension, or hig...
Read moreHigh Blood Pressure & Low Blood Pressure
High blood pressure and low blood pressure is experienced by people every day. Your first step is learn your blood pressure level. Optimal blood pressure is considered less than 120 systolic pressu...
Read moreDo You Actually Have High Blood Pressure?
The words “your blood pressure is elevated” are not something you want to hear coming from your doctor. But for millions of Americans diagnosed with hypertension, this is exactly what they hear.
Read moreMaking Sense of Blood Pressure Medicine
Stabilized blood pressure is essential to living a healthy life. This important part of your health often goes unnoticed and even forgotten about. However, it is something that truly needs to be fo...
Read moreTasty Tricks to Lower Blood Pressure
Having high blood pressure can feel scary. The moment your doctor tells you that changes need to be made to have healthy blood sugar, most patients begin to feel overwhelmed.
Read moreIs High Blood Pressure Hurting Your Head?
Does your mind feel foggy? Do you have a difficult time understanding what’s going on? You may have high blood pressure. Chronic high blood pressure is known to fog your brain. If your blood pressu...
Read more10 Ways to Lower Blood Pressure Naturally
Those who have hypertension are encouraged to discuss their health with a licensed physician. Lifestyle changes such as a healthy diet and exercise can assist in stabilizing blood pressure.
Read more3 Exercises for a Healthy Heart
As adults age heart health becomes essential for living a long healthy life. According to the American Heart Foundation 1 in 3 Americans die from heart disease, most are over the age of 50.
Read moreFor a long time, you’ve been hearing about how to be healthier. Eat this new fad food, not that one; do CrossFit; take this 30-day challenge. But what happens when being “healthier” isn’t enough? W...
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