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These Hidden Signs Of Heart Attack You Might Feel Days In Advance
Recognising these signs early especially if you have risk factors like high blood pressure, diabetes, smoking, or a family history can help prevent a heart attack.
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How Much Exercise You Actually Need Weekly To Keep Blood Pressure In Check
A new study suggests that young adults need at least 5 hours of moderate-intensity exercise per week to significantly lower their risk of developing high blood pressure or hypertension in midlife, exceeding current exercise guidelines.
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Dementia Symptoms May Start Earlier Than You Think: 8 Warning Signs & Symptoms In Young Adults
In this article, we share a list of signs of dementia to watch out for in young adults.
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Dementia Symptoms May Start Earlier Than You Think: 8 Warning Signs & Symptoms In Young Adults
In this article, we share a list of signs of dementia to watch out for in young adults.
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Sleep Disorders In Older Adults And How To Manage Them
Below we outline some of the most common sleep disorders prevalent in older adults and share tips to help manage them.
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US Cardiologist Shares Top 10 Tips To Prevent A Heart Attack: "Shed That Belly Fat"
Although heart attacks are most prevalent among individuals 65 and older, there has been a concerning rise in cases among adults under 45.
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High Blood Sugar And Cholesterol? Study Finds How Intermittent Fasting Can Help
A new study has discovered the health benefits of intermittent fasting for prediabetic adults with multiple health conditions including high blood pressure, elevated blood sugar, and abnormal cholesterol.
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High Blood Pressure In Children: Know Symptoms, Causes And Complications
Hypertension primarily affects adults, however, it is now becoming common in children and teens.
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How Often Should Adults Check Blood Pressure Level
Adults between 18 and 40 must check their blood pressure levels every three years to gauge any underlying diseases, and to enable a faster diagnosis and treatment, doctors said.
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Watching Television As Children Linked To High Blood Pressure And Obesity As Adults, Claims Study
While screens are ubiquitous in modern life, experts argue that screen time does not have to be inherently harmful for children.
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Does Eating Less Salt Mean Low Blood Pressure? Expert Reveals The Truth
How much salt to eat in a day: According to the American Heart Association, adults should eat no more than 2,300 mg of salt in a day. The World Health Organization recommends consuming less than 5 gms of salt, which is less than a tsp in a day.
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What Is Normal Range Of Blood Pressure? Tips On How To Achieve It
High blood pressure tips: The current international guidelines have set a new normal for blood pressure readings at 120/80 mm Hg for adult human beings, bringing it down from the previous normal of 140/90mm Hg. Read here to know how you can reduce your blood pressure.
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Some Treatments For Diabetes May Up Kidney Complications: 3 Herbs To Manage Diabetes NaturallyÂ
Attempts to normalize blood pressure and cholesterol may have negative long-term effects on kidney health in adults with type 2 diabetes
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High BMI May Up Heart Disease Risk Later In Life: Tips To Maintain A Healthy BMI
A high BMI is linked to increased risk of a number of diseases, in both kids and adults. In young adults, a high BMI can spike blood pressure and thicken heart muscles which can increase the risk of heart diseases.
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Sleep Problems Might Lead To Hypertension In Women
Mild sleep problems, such as having trouble falling asleep, especially in women, can raise blood pressure. Nearly one-third of adults don't get enough sleep and for women, the problem may be even bigger.
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These Hidden Signs Of Heart Attack You Might Feel Days In Advance
Recognising these signs early especially if you have risk factors like high blood pressure, diabetes, smoking, or a family history can help prevent a heart attack.
-
How Much Exercise You Actually Need Weekly To Keep Blood Pressure In Check
A new study suggests that young adults need at least 5 hours of moderate-intensity exercise per week to significantly lower their risk of developing high blood pressure or hypertension in midlife, exceeding current exercise guidelines.
-
Dementia Symptoms May Start Earlier Than You Think: 8 Warning Signs & Symptoms In Young Adults
In this article, we share a list of signs of dementia to watch out for in young adults.
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Dementia Symptoms May Start Earlier Than You Think: 8 Warning Signs & Symptoms In Young Adults
In this article, we share a list of signs of dementia to watch out for in young adults.
-
Sleep Disorders In Older Adults And How To Manage Them
Below we outline some of the most common sleep disorders prevalent in older adults and share tips to help manage them.
-
US Cardiologist Shares Top 10 Tips To Prevent A Heart Attack: "Shed That Belly Fat"
Although heart attacks are most prevalent among individuals 65 and older, there has been a concerning rise in cases among adults under 45.
-
High Blood Sugar And Cholesterol? Study Finds How Intermittent Fasting Can Help
A new study has discovered the health benefits of intermittent fasting for prediabetic adults with multiple health conditions including high blood pressure, elevated blood sugar, and abnormal cholesterol.
-
High Blood Pressure In Children: Know Symptoms, Causes And Complications
Hypertension primarily affects adults, however, it is now becoming common in children and teens.
-
How Often Should Adults Check Blood Pressure Level
Adults between 18 and 40 must check their blood pressure levels every three years to gauge any underlying diseases, and to enable a faster diagnosis and treatment, doctors said.
-
Watching Television As Children Linked To High Blood Pressure And Obesity As Adults, Claims Study
While screens are ubiquitous in modern life, experts argue that screen time does not have to be inherently harmful for children.
-
Does Eating Less Salt Mean Low Blood Pressure? Expert Reveals The Truth
How much salt to eat in a day: According to the American Heart Association, adults should eat no more than 2,300 mg of salt in a day. The World Health Organization recommends consuming less than 5 gms of salt, which is less than a tsp in a day.
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What Is Normal Range Of Blood Pressure? Tips On How To Achieve It
High blood pressure tips: The current international guidelines have set a new normal for blood pressure readings at 120/80 mm Hg for adult human beings, bringing it down from the previous normal of 140/90mm Hg. Read here to know how you can reduce your blood pressure.
-
Some Treatments For Diabetes May Up Kidney Complications: 3 Herbs To Manage Diabetes NaturallyÂ
Attempts to normalize blood pressure and cholesterol may have negative long-term effects on kidney health in adults with type 2 diabetes
-
High BMI May Up Heart Disease Risk Later In Life: Tips To Maintain A Healthy BMI
A high BMI is linked to increased risk of a number of diseases, in both kids and adults. In young adults, a high BMI can spike blood pressure and thicken heart muscles which can increase the risk of heart diseases.
-
Sleep Problems Might Lead To Hypertension In Women
Mild sleep problems, such as having trouble falling asleep, especially in women, can raise blood pressure. Nearly one-third of adults don't get enough sleep and for women, the problem may be even bigger.
