Hypertension and Stress While there is stress is not directly linked to the onset of HBP, higher stress level can lead to increased irregular heartbeat, shortage of breath and spikes of increased blood pressure. Experiencing stress is normal; however, living in constant stress will eventually lead to developing a serious health condition such as cardiovascular diseases, ulcers, depression, diabetes and other illnesses. In this article we are going to review what stress means and will explain

Hypertension and Stress While there is stress is not directly linked to the onset of HBP, higher stress level can lead to increased irregular heartbeat, shortage of breath and spikes of increased blood pressure. Feeling stressed is a normal response of our defence mechanism; but, living in constant stress will eventually lead to developing a serious health condition such as cardiovascular diseases, ulcers, depression, diabetes and other illnesses. In this article we are going to review what s

I wonder at the fact that there are so many people that are walking around with high blood pressure and don’t realize it, yet if left unchecked it can lead to dangerous health problems. I know why people go unchecked because I used to be one of them, it is easy to just plod along and not think about health issues especially when you don’t feel sick. Why not buy yourself your own blood pressure monitor and then you can check your families as well as your own. A good Pharmacy will also do a chec

by Christian Goodman New research published in the medical journal Sleep last month found people who had insomnia have higher blood pressure at night. Over time, this high nighttime blood pressure can lead to cardiac troubles. Lead author Professor Paola Lanfranchi told Medical News Today that chronic insomnia can have adverse effects on the hearts of otherwise healthy individuals over a period of time. Your blood pressure decreases in regular sleepers and gives your heart a rest, insomnia p

by Christian Goodman A new study published in the medical journal Sleep last month found that people who suffer from insomnia have higher blood pressure at night. Over time, this high nighttime blood pressure can lead to cardiac problems. Lead author Professor Paola Lanfranchi told Medical News Today that chronic insomnia can have adverse effects on the hearts of otherwise healthy individuals over a period of time. Your blood pressure decreases in regular sleepers and gives your heart a rest