The Best Exercises For High Blood Pressure

The Best Exercises For High Blood Pressure

by | Oct 2, 2019

When it comes to lowering blood pressure, we have been told that exercising is an important factor. But what are the best exercises for high blood pressure? Researchers from Michigan University and the American Heart Association decided to put three different types of...
High Blood Pressure Cured with This Ancient Technique

High Blood Pressure Cured with This Ancient Technique

by | Sep 29, 2019

Heart-related illnesses are at epidemic levels all over the world. Millions have high blood pressure and cardiovascular problems, and when most of them visit the doctor they come away with powerful medicines that can cause troublesome side-effects. But science and...
How High Blood Pressure Causes Cancer

How High Blood Pressure Causes Cancer

by | Sep 25, 2019

It’s great to know that more people than ever before are beating cancer and that we’re now more educated than ever about the positive diet and lifestyle choices which can reduce the risk of it developing in the first place. Now, we don’t want to sound the alarm, but...
How Your Phone Causes Heart Attack

How Your Phone Causes Heart Attack

by | Sep 23, 2019

Everyone loves their phone, and most of us couldn’t live without them. But new research paints a grim health picture if you use them the wrong way. Especially for our heart. It’s time to look at the dos and don’ts of smartphone usage—before it’s too late. The study,...
Heal High Blood Pressure – Just with a Sound

Heal High Blood Pressure – Just with a Sound

by | Sep 21, 2019

It seems like the kind of claim a snake-oil salesman would make: “This sound can lower your blood pressure!” But according to an article in the International Journal of Cardiology, it’s perfectly true. Not only that, it’s effective even for people who couldn’t quite...
Why High Blood Pressure Isn’t Always Bad

Why High Blood Pressure Isn’t Always Bad

by | Sep 18, 2019

There’s no doubt that high blood pressure is dangerous, but a study in the Annals of Emergency Medicine suggests that you don’t always need to panic at the first sign of a high reading. The Canadian team behind the study set out to look at how often high blood...