By Doctor Gordon Cameron, on March 25th, 2010%
Food today contains far too much sodium – that’s salt to you and me. Millions of people world wide have become salt sensitive and the increasing amounts in our diet triggers high blood pressure readings, hypertension, strokes and heart attacks. . . . → Read More: Is Salt Killing You? What Does Salt Do To Your Blood Pressure Levels?
By Anju Mathur, M.D., on February 6th, 2010%
Billions of words have been written on the subject of high blood pressure. There are millions upon millions of listings that come up on Google on this subject, and it would be unimaginable that one person could read it all and sort out what to do about it. But one might conclude from the number of words that it is a subject of great apprehension. . . . → Read More: Treating High Blood Pressure Effectively
By Zidni A Apriya, on January 26th, 2010%
Onion is member of the botanical family liliaceae (lily, onion). There are many varieties of onion (allium), including leeks, shallots, chives, and garlic. They all share a similar structure, with hollow single stems growing out of bulbs and flowering into pom-pom flowers, and every part of the plant is edible. . . . → Read More: Red Onion for Natural Cures
By Zidni A Apriya, on January 16th, 2010%
Hypertension is a silent killer. Mental and physical pressures raise psychological tensions that affect increases of adrenaline in the blood stream and cause the pressure of the blood to rise. High blood pressure caused by narrowing of the small blood vessels, known as capillaries, throughout the body. This narrowing makes heart hard to pump blood through the blood vessels. Hence, the pressure of the heart is will rise along with the heart attempt to pump the blood through these vessels. . . . → Read More: Indian Gooseberry for Hypertension Cure
By Christian Goodman, on December 4th, 2009%
The lazy days of summer have passed once again, and old man winter is just around the corner. The winter will bring colder weather and less sunlight. In a society where many people rarely journey outdoors, vitamin D deficiency is a vital concern, particularly during the winter months when sunlight is minimal. According to research reported at the American Heart Association’s 63rd High Blood Pressure Research Conference, vitamin D deficiency may raise the risk of high blood pressure later in life. . . . → Read More: Vitamin D Deficiency may be Linked to Increase Risk of High Blood Pressure
By Sam Smith, on February 23rd, 2009%
When the blood is circulated through your body, the force put on the blood vessel is called blood pressure. Blood pressure is said to be higher when it passes through narrow arteries. Such conditions also make the heart to work harder. It is normal for the blood pressure to be higher during exercise, stress or emotions. But persistent high blood pressure must be treated. . . . → Read More: Naturally Control Your Blood Pressure
By Christian Goodman, on January 12th, 2009%
Many of my clients have emailed me to let me know that my programs have really helped them get healthier. They feel better, body and mind. . . . → Read More: How to Stop Taking Hypertension Medicine in a Natural Way