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hypertension
Study Links Constipation to Increased Heart Attack and Stroke Risk
Constipation in hypertensive patients increases the risk of heart attack or stroke by about 1.7 times, according to new research.
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5 Common Blood Pressure Mistakes—Where to Get the Most Accurate Reading
Research shows that inaccurate blood pressure readings are rampant, leading to misdiagnosis and mismanagement.
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Dampness in the Body: Health Risks and Treatment Approaches
Traditional Chinese medicine offers effective ways to reduce dampness in the body that causes edema, fatty liver disease and other chronic conditions.
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High Blood Pressure Threatens Young Americans
Early screening and treatment of children for high blood pressure may save kids from a lifetime of cardiovascular disease, experts recommend.
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Cruciferous Vegetables Lower Blood Pressure More Than Other Vegetables: Study
Adding cruciferous vegetables such as broccoli and cauliflower and root and squash vegetables such as carrots and pumpkin could result in lower blood pressure.
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Certain Blood Pressure Medications Might Reduce Alzheimer’s Risk, Study Finds
Researchers have found a link between untreated hypertension and Alzheimer’s disease.
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Hypertension: A 'Silent Killer'—Here Are Some Symptoms
About half of U.S. adults have hypertension, yet only a quarter of them have it under control.
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Avoiding Specific Foods May Enhance Pulmonary Hypertension Treatment
A dietary intervention may offer a “whole new way” of treating the deadly disease, adding to the existing options of medication and lung transplantation.
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More People Using Hypertension Medications Despite the Condition’s Stable Rates
From 2017 to 2021, about 30 percent of Americans had hypertension, yet rates of medication usage increased by three points.
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Global Push for Potassium-Enriched Salt Sparks Debate Over Hypertension Treatment Strategies
While enriching salt with potassium could improve widespread hypertension, the recommendations continue to spark medical community debates.
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The Comprehensive Guide to Nourishing Your Kidneys: 4 Ancient Methods for Kidney Care
TCM offers 4 time-tested methods for improving kidney health.
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Early Prevention Strategies for Alzheimer’s: Experts Suggest Engaging in Fun Activities to Delay Cognitive Decline
Engaging in fun activities that create positive stimulation to the brain—in addition to mental exercises—may prevent or delay the onset of dementia.
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Pomegranates–Ancient Fruit With Deep Health Benefits
Pomegranates, now making their seasonal debut, are rich in flavor, nutrients, and ascetic beauty.
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High Blood Pressure? Eat More Grapefruit
A Canadian pharmacologist discovered grapefruit’s effects on medications by accident—and his findings have saved many lives.
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Early Warning Signs of Diabetes Hidden in Everyday Health Problems
Curtailing one of the world’s most prevalent diseases may lie the observation and attention to early underlying conditions.
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Study Links Constipation to Increased Heart Attack and Stroke Risk
Constipation in hypertensive patients increases the risk of heart attack or stroke by about 1.7 times, according to new research.
|
5 Common Blood Pressure Mistakes—Where to Get the Most Accurate Reading
Research shows that inaccurate blood pressure readings are rampant, leading to misdiagnosis and mismanagement.
|
Dampness in the Body: Health Risks and Treatment Approaches
Traditional Chinese medicine offers effective ways to reduce dampness in the body that causes edema, fatty liver disease and other chronic conditions.
|
High Blood Pressure Threatens Young Americans
Early screening and treatment of children for high blood pressure may save kids from a lifetime of cardiovascular disease, experts recommend.
|
Cruciferous Vegetables Lower Blood Pressure More Than Other Vegetables: Study
Adding cruciferous vegetables such as broccoli and cauliflower and root and squash vegetables such as carrots and pumpkin could result in lower blood pressure.
|
Certain Blood Pressure Medications Might Reduce Alzheimer’s Risk, Study Finds
Researchers have found a link between untreated hypertension and Alzheimer’s disease.
|
Hypertension: A 'Silent Killer'—Here Are Some Symptoms
About half of U.S. adults have hypertension, yet only a quarter of them have it under control.
|
Avoiding Specific Foods May Enhance Pulmonary Hypertension Treatment
A dietary intervention may offer a “whole new way” of treating the deadly disease, adding to the existing options of medication and lung transplantation.
|
More People Using Hypertension Medications Despite the Condition’s Stable Rates
From 2017 to 2021, about 30 percent of Americans had hypertension, yet rates of medication usage increased by three points.
|
Global Push for Potassium-Enriched Salt Sparks Debate Over Hypertension Treatment Strategies
While enriching salt with potassium could improve widespread hypertension, the recommendations continue to spark medical community debates.
|
The Comprehensive Guide to Nourishing Your Kidneys: 4 Ancient Methods for Kidney Care
TCM offers 4 time-tested methods for improving kidney health.
|
Early Prevention Strategies for Alzheimer’s: Experts Suggest Engaging in Fun Activities to Delay Cognitive Decline
Engaging in fun activities that create positive stimulation to the brain—in addition to mental exercises—may prevent or delay the onset of dementia.
|
Pomegranates–Ancient Fruit With Deep Health Benefits
Pomegranates, now making their seasonal debut, are rich in flavor, nutrients, and ascetic beauty.
|
High Blood Pressure? Eat More Grapefruit
A Canadian pharmacologist discovered grapefruit’s effects on medications by accident—and his findings have saved many lives.
|
Early Warning Signs of Diabetes Hidden in Everyday Health Problems
Curtailing one of the world’s most prevalent diseases may lie the observation and attention to early underlying conditions.
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