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I Want Healthy Back

Saturday, February 13th, 2010

One thing you should know about the huge profits when you begin to stop suck. Spirit to continue your program would be realized. Advantage since you quit smoking you can enjoy depends on how long you stop.

Immediately after twenty (20) minutes to stop smoking,

Your blood pressure to normal and the level of momentum in the normal way, the level of progress. Hands with the temperature returned to normal feet. Immediately after the seven-hour chronology of smoking returnds concentration of carbon monoxide in your system to normal. (more…)

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Definition of hypertension

Thursday, January 21st, 2010

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Hypertension
Hypertension is a chronic and varied etiology characterized by the sustained increase in blood pressure. Hypertension causes damage to various organs and is related to the degree of hypertension.

Definition of hypertension
Chronic elevation of blood pressure. It may be due to alterations in the arteries, kidneys or any hormone-like disorder can also be a source of other problems such as cerebral hemorrhages.

Emotional interpretation of hypertension
Too much emotional stress is often due to high blood pressure or an intense stress. The cause lies in a deep fear and mistrust to a sense that we run a constant danger and we must be alert. Also when we feel that we are under too much pressure.

Positive emotion for high blood pressure
I feel calm and confident in everything and everyone. I am in good hands.
I do all my tasks without feeling under pressure.
A deep breathing and total relaxation are essential. (more…)

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The impact of consuming too much salt on health

Thursday, January 14th, 2010

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According to new research, cutting salt intake to recommended levels worldwide could save about 3 million lives a year.

Take less salt can help lower your blood pressure. By itself, high blood pressure is not necessarily a big problem, but over time and combined with other factors like high cholesterol levels or overweight can increase our risk of having a heart attack or stroke. It would be interesting to know whether a low salt diet could reduce our risk of these serious health problems, rather than just lowering blood pressure.

Now, researchers have analyzed many small studies on salt intake to obtain a broader understanding of its effects on health. The researchers combined the results of 13 studies involving over 177,000 people from six countries including the U.S., Scotland and Japan.

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Prevent Hypertension

Thursday, December 24th, 2009

prevent hypertension Why prevent?
Because the risk of cardiovascular disease doubles each time the systolic pressure increases by 20 mmHg and the diastolic pressure increased by 10 mmHg.
* Because controlling blood pressure reduces the risk of stroke by 35% to 40% and also reduces the risk of kidney disease, dementia and vision problems.
* Finally, because most people who adopt a healthy lifestyle will never hypertension.

Screening Measures
* Measuring your blood pressure should be done once a year by a doctor (at your periodic health examination).

Basic preventive measures
Maintain a healthy weight. Ideally, combining exercise with good eating habits.

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Hypertension

Thursday, December 24th, 2009

hypertension Medical Description

Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is characterized by high blood pressure on the artery walls. In stressful situations or during physical exertion, it is normal blood pressure rises. In people with high blood pressure, tension remains high at all times, even at rest or in the absence of stress.

Hypertension is not a disease in itself. However, long term, it is an important risk factor:
* Heart failure: by imposing an additional workload on the heart, hypertension can cause depletion of the heart muscle;
* Of angina, myocardial infarction and stroke: high blood pressure means that the blood exerts greater pressure on the artery walls, making them fragile and increases the risk that the artery Hangs by atherosclerosis;
* Kidney problems (renal failure) and eyes (injury to the retina can lead to blindness): Again, due to the weakening of blood vessels.

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