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Study Shows Wall Squats And Planks Can Lower Blood Pressure Effectively

The study found that isometric exercises were able to lower systolic blood pressure by an impressive 98 per cent.

Both wall squats (isometric) and running (aerobic) were identified as the most effective individual exercises for reducing systolic and diastolic (lower reading) blood pressure, respectively.

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Study Identifies Cause And Treatment For A Common Form Of Hypertension

Apollo Performs Over 23,000 Solid Multi-Organ Transplants, Establishing Global Leadership

A gene mutation known as CADM1 impacts the protein of the same name, that averts communication between cells that halts the production of aldosterone.

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Impact Of High Blood Pressure On Pregnancy And Foetal Development

As high blood pressure in pregnancy has underlying placental dysfunction.

If a woman develops high blood pressure which is more than 140/90mmhg in pregnancy, she should be under the proper guidance and care of an Obstetrician Gynaecologist.

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Now Monitor BP, Heart Function On The Go With New Wearable Ultrasound System

The USoP also represents a breakthrough in the development of the Internet of Medical Things.

Earlier to this, there were several soft ultrasonic sensors and all of them required tethering cables for data and power transmission. This largely constrains the mobility of the users.

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Hypertension: How much Blood Pressure is too much Blood Pressure?

Once you are done tracking your Blood Pressure, it is important to interpret it into the stage of Hypertension.

It is advised that people diagnosed with hypertension should check their blood pressure twice a day until they have it under control. After that, it's fine to check it one to two times per week.

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Beetroot Juice Helps Manage High Blood Pressure And Blood Flow

Experts advise that people should take good care of their health and daily habits.

All deep red vegetables are rich in (NO3) dietary nitrates, which help blood vessels relax and decrease blood pressure by enhancing blood flow.

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The Impact Of Summer On Blood Pressure

By monitoring your blood pressure regularly and taking steps to maintain healthy levels, you can enjoy a safe and healthy summer season.

In addition to staying hydrated, it is crucial to stay cool during the summer months. Exposure to heat can cause blood vessels to dilate, leading to a drop in blood pressure.

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