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Nouveau texte de la page, après la modification (new_wikitext) | Well, I became more interested in that process after my last checkup when my doctor indicated she was concerned about my blood pressure reading... it was not up just a few points like some other times when that result was ascribed to 'white coat effect' something that happens when a person is a little flustered by the whole doctor set-up... the systolic number was 178!<br><br>For those with the higher chocolate habit blood pressure averaged around 3 points systolic and 2 points diastolic lower than that of chocolate abstainers. This reduction may seem insignificant but over time it amounts to a significantly lower risk of heart attack and stroke.What's more, this amount of protection was achieved through just 6 grams of chocolate per day. That's just a single square from a large (100g/3.5oz) bar<br><br>Eating chocolate, sadly enough, cannot by itself be considered an effective remedy for lower blood pressure. But the secrets it may hold have exciting potential for much greater benefits. The Kuna Indians of Panama, for example, make a fascinating case study. Is the large amount of cocoa in their diet the reason for their extremely low rates of heart disease and diabetes? Scientists hope to find out.<br><br>"Water Pill" The purpose of this drug is to eliminate or minimize the sodium concentration in the blood stream. It causes excess fluid removal through urination. Unfortunately, not only do we lose sodium but we also lose potassium and other valuable minerals we need for day to day function.<br><br>Venessection of a pint of blood at periodic intervals is often useful in reducing a high blood pressure for a short period of time. Patients with the more sever grades of hypertension are treated with anti-hypertension drugs. Unforturnately, [https://consumerscomment.com/glucofreeze-review/ Glucofreeze Review] most of the available anti-hypertension drugs are very liable to cause severe side effects when given in doses large enough to be effective. New drugs are continually being introduced in an effort to provide effective hypotensive therapy with minimum side effects.<br><br>There are certain ways to control the problem, including natural remedies and changes in your lifestyle. However, your doctor might recommend that you take a specific medication to help lower your pressure. It's important that it's treated because it can damage your body's organs, as well as increase the risk of stroke, heart attack, brain hemorrhage, vision loss, and kidney disease.<br><br>Knowing some home remedies for hypertension is just half of the picture. Find out how to control your cholesterol levels and lower triglycerides to avoid the risk of serious heart problems.<br><br>High blood pressure usually occurs when the arteries and heart have heavier workload in exerting greater force to pump blood harder. This makes the arteries under greater damage as they carry the blood. If this continues, the arteries and heart may stop working and some organs that receive the blood such as kidneys and brains may be totally affected. Children with high blood pressure are in a higher jeopardy for stroke, kidney failure and cardiac arrest and sometimes, it also affects the eyes may result to blindness. |
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+Well, I became more interested in that process after my last checkup when my doctor indicated she was concerned about my blood pressure reading... it was not up just a few points like some other times when that result was ascribed to 'white coat effect' something that happens when a person is a little flustered by the whole doctor set-up... the systolic number was 178!<br><br>For those with the higher chocolate habit blood pressure averaged around 3 points systolic and 2 points diastolic lower than that of chocolate abstainers. This reduction may seem insignificant but over time it amounts to a significantly lower risk of heart attack and stroke.What's more, this amount of protection was achieved through just 6 grams of chocolate per day. That's just a single square from a large (100g/3.5oz) bar<br><br>Eating chocolate, sadly enough, cannot by itself be considered an effective remedy for lower blood pressure. But the secrets it may hold have exciting potential for much greater benefits. The Kuna Indians of Panama, for example, make a fascinating case study. Is the large amount of cocoa in their diet the reason for their extremely low rates of heart disease and diabetes? Scientists hope to find out.<br><br>"Water Pill" The purpose of this drug is to eliminate or minimize the sodium concentration in the blood stream. It causes excess fluid removal through urination. Unfortunately, not only do we lose sodium but we also lose potassium and other valuable minerals we need for day to day function.<br><br>Venessection of a pint of blood at periodic intervals is often useful in reducing a high blood pressure for a short period of time. Patients with the more sever grades of hypertension are treated with anti-hypertension drugs. Unforturnately, [https://consumerscomment.com/glucofreeze-review/ Glucofreeze Review] most of the available anti-hypertension drugs are very liable to cause severe side effects when given in doses large enough to be effective. New drugs are continually being introduced in an effort to provide effective hypotensive therapy with minimum side effects.<br><br>There are certain ways to control the problem, including natural remedies and changes in your lifestyle. However, your doctor might recommend that you take a specific medication to help lower your pressure. It's important that it's treated because it can damage your body's organs, as well as increase the risk of stroke, heart attack, brain hemorrhage, vision loss, and kidney disease.<br><br>Knowing some home remedies for hypertension is just half of the picture. Find out how to control your cholesterol levels and lower triglycerides to avoid the risk of serious heart problems.<br><br>High blood pressure usually occurs when the arteries and heart have heavier workload in exerting greater force to pump blood harder. This makes the arteries under greater damage as they carry the blood. If this continues, the arteries and heart may stop working and some organs that receive the blood such as kidneys and brains may be totally affected. Children with high blood pressure are in a higher jeopardy for stroke, kidney failure and cardiac arrest and sometimes, it also affects the eyes may result to blindness.
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Lignes ajoutées lors de la modification (added_lines) | Well, I became more interested in that process after my last checkup when my doctor indicated she was concerned about my blood pressure reading... it was not up just a few points like some other times when that result was ascribed to 'white coat effect' something that happens when a person is a little flustered by the whole doctor set-up... the systolic number was 178!<br><br>For those with the higher chocolate habit blood pressure averaged around 3 points systolic and 2 points diastolic lower than that of chocolate abstainers. This reduction may seem insignificant but over time it amounts to a significantly lower risk of heart attack and stroke.What's more, this amount of protection was achieved through just 6 grams of chocolate per day. That's just a single square from a large (100g/3.5oz) bar<br><br>Eating chocolate, sadly enough, cannot by itself be considered an effective remedy for lower blood pressure. But the secrets it may hold have exciting potential for much greater benefits. The Kuna Indians of Panama, for example, make a fascinating case study. Is the large amount of cocoa in their diet the reason for their extremely low rates of heart disease and diabetes? Scientists hope to find out.<br><br>"Water Pill" The purpose of this drug is to eliminate or minimize the sodium concentration in the blood stream. It causes excess fluid removal through urination. Unfortunately, not only do we lose sodium but we also lose potassium and other valuable minerals we need for day to day function.<br><br>Venessection of a pint of blood at periodic intervals is often useful in reducing a high blood pressure for a short period of time. Patients with the more sever grades of hypertension are treated with anti-hypertension drugs. Unforturnately, [https://consumerscomment.com/glucofreeze-review/ Glucofreeze Review] most of the available anti-hypertension drugs are very liable to cause severe side effects when given in doses large enough to be effective. New drugs are continually being introduced in an effort to provide effective hypotensive therapy with minimum side effects.<br><br>There are certain ways to control the problem, including natural remedies and changes in your lifestyle. However, your doctor might recommend that you take a specific medication to help lower your pressure. It's important that it's treated because it can damage your body's organs, as well as increase the risk of stroke, heart attack, brain hemorrhage, vision loss, and kidney disease.<br><br>Knowing some home remedies for hypertension is just half of the picture. Find out how to control your cholesterol levels and lower triglycerides to avoid the risk of serious heart problems.<br><br>High blood pressure usually occurs when the arteries and heart have heavier workload in exerting greater force to pump blood harder. This makes the arteries under greater damage as they carry the blood. If this continues, the arteries and heart may stop working and some organs that receive the blood such as kidneys and brains may be totally affected. Children with high blood pressure are in a higher jeopardy for stroke, kidney failure and cardiac arrest and sometimes, it also affects the eyes may result to blindness.
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