High pressure is considered the silent killer because, in the beginning, stages, it goes unnoticed because there are no symptoms. However, the damage is slowly being done to the internal organs. Treating high blood pressure in the early stages has many beneficial benefits such as prevention of stroke, congestive heart failure, kidney disease, and diabetes.
Serrapeptase and High Blood Pressure: An Effective Combination? If you are one of the millions of people worldwide who struggle with high blood pressure, also known as hypertension, you may have tried a variety of medications and lifestyle changes to manage your condition. However, there is a natural remedy that you may not have heard … Read more
More than 3 million cases of high blood pressure are diagnosed in the United States each year. High blood pressure is called the silent killer because often times when high blood pressure is diagnosed, the person already has organ damage. The accepted Blood pressure guideline is 120/80. In this article, we will discuss the cute … Read more
High blood pressure or hypertension is a leading cause of death in the United States. In this article, I will discuss some facts on high blood pressure and how you can prevent hypertension or complications. What is considered high blood pressure? 35 Surprising Facts About High Blood Pressure You Need to Know Having high blood … Read more
Serrapeptase has taken on a new awakening in the natural medicine field. Whenever a new product gets attention, naturally there are questions. One of the questions I am getting in my FB group is “Can Serrapeptase cause high blood pressure?”. What is High Blood Pressure? Let’s determine what is high blood pressure first. High blood … Read more
Let’s face it, no one wants to take blood pressure pills. The blood pressure pills are great, however, we tend to have so many side effects. There are some natural herbs and minerals that have been proven to help reduce blood pressure. These herbs and minerals are fenugreek seeds, garlic, hawthorn, coconut water, and celery. Read … Read more
We have all heard that high blood pressure is a silent killer. High blood pressure is a silent killer. In the emergency room, we see strokes, kidney failure, and heart attacks all stemming from high blood pressure. This article will detail the early Warning signs of this silent killer. John Singleton died of a massive … Read more
Berberine Decreases Blood Pressure High blood pressure is definitely a silent killer. High blood pressure affects every organ in your body and the results are devastating. There are medications to treat high blood pressure, but the medications can have horrible side effects. Fortunately, there are herbs that can drop your blood pressure safely and with … Read more
Pre-Eclampsia Dangers Preeclampsia and High Blood Pressure Blood pressure is the blood pressure on the blood vessels walls each time your heart is compressed (compressed) to pump blood into your body. High blood pressure is also called hypertension. Pre-eclampsia is a medical emergency during pregnancy. Hypertension can lead to health problems. It can also lead … Read more
In studies, it has been shown that drinking beet juice can lower high blood pressure. Lowering high blood pressure can reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease. Drinking beet juice for high blood pressure has been shown to decrease blood pressure. Are Canned Beets Good for High Blood Pressure? Beet Juice for High Blood Pressure Beets … Read more
Risk of High Blood Pressure Preventing a stroke with high blood pressure involves making sure that your blood pressure remains under control. High blood pressure is called a” silent killer” for a reason. The risk of high blood pressure is greater when you have lifestyle issues such as inactivity, smoking, and obesity. High blood pressure … Read more
A major common complication of hypertensive disease pressure is a stroke. Stroke or a CVA kills around 150,000 Americans each year. Stroke accounts for 5% of all deaths. Every year, more than 800,000 people will have a stroke. Twenty-five percent of people that have had a stroke will have another one. Ninety percent of … Read more
