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Generally speaking when systolic blood pressure is 140 or higher or diastolic pressure is 90 or higher a person has reached the stage of hypertension.

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High Blood Pressure Diet Guidelines
It is a well known fact that heart diseases and excess body weight are related Obesity heavy alcohol consumption and lack of activity are the main factors causing high blood pressure Too much body fat leads to an increased risk of health problems through clogging the blood vessels with cholesterol That is why the successful treatment of high blood pressure starts with following a diet specifically aimed at reducing high blood pressure If you already have high blood pressure you cannot reverse it to low permanently

High blood pressure during sleep may cause high blood sugar
Researchers at University of Michigan Medical School say that for people whose blood pressure do not lower during nigh

Hypertension or High Blood Pressure
A fairly common illness nowadays is hypertension or in common man's language high blood pressure. It is this blood pressure that is responsible for making sure that the blood travels in our heart, arteries and veins. When someone has high blood pressure it means that the heart has to work at a much faster pace to ensure the blood reaches the whole body. This is a fatal illness which can result in a heart attack, stroke, kidney failure or blindness.

High Blood Pressure and Ways to Reduce It
High blood pressure mainly effects the older generation. It is measured by 2 measurements, the first being the systolic blood pressure and the second being the diastolic blood pressure. Systolic is measured at the very peak when your heart is pumping out blood, and the diastolic reading is taken when your hearts between beats.

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