The Wrong Way to Manage High Blood Pressure Naturally

by Christian Goodman | Feb 20, 2016 | 7 comments

There is one thing that is included in almost all institutions’ advice for managing your high blood pressure. However, a recent study has demonstrated that many people do this incorrectly, causing devastating effects. Most physicians and health institutions...

The Sensory Disability that Accompanies High Blood Pressure

by Christian Goodman | Feb 16, 2016 | 0 comments

We usually talk about high blood pressure in terms of heart attack, stroke, diabetes, dementia, and potential death. But a substantial amount of research has demonstrated that it can also cause a specific sensory disability. A report appeared in the January, 2015,...

Why Your Blood Pressure Rises in Winter (and what to do about it)

by Christian Goodman | Feb 14, 2016 | 2 comments

Several studies show that blood pressure varies with the seasons, with the highest rates in the cold of winter and lowest rates in warmer spring/summer/fall temperatures. But why is this, and what can you do to keep your blood pressure at bay in the winter months? A...

How Work Causes High Blood Pressure and How to Avoid It

by Christian Goodman | Feb 12, 2016 | 1 comment

What do software developers, entrepreneurs, writers, artists, truck drivers, accountants, office administrators, and customer services representatives have in common? Along with people in many other occupations, it turns out that they are all at risk of high blood...

The Most Fun Way to Cure High Blood Pressure Permanently

by Christian Goodman | Feb 10, 2016 | 2 comments

High blood pressure is ultimately fatal, so we need it to be reduced as quickly as possible. But if the task is too difficult or boring (like having to give up all the food you love), people are automatically going to resist it. That’s why scientists in Boston,...

The Silent Heart Attack You Didn’t Know You Suffered

by Scott Davis | Feb 8, 2016 | 2 comments

Too many people continue to eat unhealthy diets and avoid exercise for as long as their annual medical checkups show they are reasonably healthy. The plan has been to start worrying about health only after the symptoms show up. The problem is that one of the...