High Blood Pressure – Morning Surge

Medical journal in 2003 coined the term Morning Surge. Morning Surge is medically defined as the difference in systolic blood pressure during the first two hours after awakening and the lowest level recorded during the day. The greater the difference the more likely is the risk of stroke.

[ Read more...]

Reducing High Blood Pressure Helps Thinking

A new study in the August 25, 2009 issue of Neurology, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology, tells of the importance of reducing high blood pressure and links high blood pressure to loss of cognitive function in those over 45 years old.

[ Read more...]

Wordpress theme developed by Simpler Computing and others - Wordpress and WPMU Plugins, custom code and more.