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All bp monitors can store 60 to 120 memories usually with date and time.This is NOT something you want to ignore (especially when it can be treated). If you’re struggling with blood pressure take a look at this: Blood Pressure Exercises VSL cbI think this video answers your question. I’m a pretty visual learner though.Your Blood Pressure may fluctuate or change throughout the day. Sometimes it is at normal level, and sometimes it is above or below normal levels. Sometimes your Blood Pressure may be higher at night time, and sometimes it is higher during the day. As you may have aware most of the damages that occur to your body happens when your Blood Pressure is above normal levels even if it is for a short time. If your Blood Pressure is high at night and you only measure during the day, then you would not know that you have High Blood Pressure. The consequence of this is that you may end up with many damages like having a stroke or heart attack 5–10 years in the future.By knowing when your Blood Pressure is above normal level, it can give you a clue, or help you with finding out the possible causes or contributing factors of your High Blood Pressure. When you know of the possible causes, your treatments will be more targeted and you will be more successful at treating or curing your High Blood Pressure.YouTube comments:excellent information, I think that is a little bit hard to find out by myself what is the cause of HBP also how to cure the cause/s of the HBP …I will appreciate if you make a video giving some more specific information about it…thanks a lot…I check at the random time of the day. That’s the best time of the day.

That answer depends on the nature of your BP problems, the dosage, the various medicines and your implementation of corrective measures to reduce or normalize your BP. Purchase a home BP cuff ($35), measure BOTH arms, various times throughout the day and chart the changes. Then with certainty, you can report your BP figures to your internist, cardiologist, GP or EP doctor. If needed your meds can be adjusted.

Can hunger shed light on blood pressure?The hypotensive response during the first days of extensive caloric reduction is not due to a decreased sympathetic activity. If anything, there may be weak increase of efferent sympathetic nerve activity and venous plasma levels of circulating noradrenaline.The mechanisms behind the acute hypotensive response to negative caloric balance are thus still unclear, but obviously different from long-term adaptation of the blood pressure.There is a common thread between blood pressure, energy and athletic performance; the ACE gene. Learn more how to lead a healthier life

Drink beet juiceBeet is a vegetable rich in nitrate, a natural chemical substance known for its hypotensive effects. A large glass of 50 cl of beet juice can go as far as lowering the tension by 5 points, thanks to its action on blood vessels. An opportunity to test our beet and prune gazpacho recipe.Expose yourself to the sunDo not hesitate to take advantage of the sun's rays as soon as they appear (thinking of protecting your skin of course) because under the effect of the sun's rays, small amounts of nitric oxide are transferred from the skin cells to the bloodstream, lowering blood pressure. In addition, exposure to the sun makes it possible to synthesize vitamin D, an essential vitamin for the regulation of our blood pressure.Limit meatIt is a piece of advice that comes straight from Japan, where doctors have found that vegetarians have lower blood pressure than people who eat meat. More precisely, the vegetarian diet was associated with an average drop in blood pressure of 4.7 to 6.9 points. The equivalent of the drop recorded when an overweight hypertensive person manages to lose 5 kg.This is because plants contain little sodium (the main enemy of hypertension) but are rich in potassium, which helps to lower blood pressure.Have a very hearty breakfastChanges in lifestyle and behavior (smoking, stress at work, physical inactivity, overweight) have contributed to the earlier and earlier onset of high blood pressure.Remember to include yoghurt in your menu because the calcium it contains has the ability to soften blood vessels and allows them to dilate slightly, keeping blood pressure low.Walk regularly during the day60 minutes of walking every day are enough to get results.Remember to include yoghurt in your menu because the calcium it contains has the ability to soften blood vessels and allows them to dilate slightly, keeping blood pressure low.

I answered a very similiar question to this a miniute ago, and this is an expansion on Mark’s comment about blood pressure:For something to stay in its shape, it seem obvious that is must have equal outside and inside pressure.The atmospheric pressure is around 760 mm of HG, and the pressure of blood is around 120/80 mm of HG.But the measurement device of blood pressure is also open to the atmosphere so the pressure is actually 760+120 which is 880 mm of HG.Still the blood pressure is higher inside the body than outside.Although if you think of fizzy drinks or hosepipes, the pressure on the inside is far greater than that of the outside.So the pressuure of the human body is slightly greater than the pressure of the atmosphere but not enough to have any major impact.This is one of my first posts, and I am only 14 so please be kind.

Disclaimer: This is for information only, with plenty of sources for you to refer to if you’re serious about the topic.Sodium intake is a component of some types of high blood pressure, i.e. just one component, but by no means the only—or even most signNow aspect for most people (genetic and other individual variability is always something to consider).Even then, it is not so much the sodium intake by itself at fault, it is the imbalance with other minerals a distorted sodium intake causes. Some specifics are, when comparing hypertensives vs. normotensive, a high sodium intake with a relatively LOW potassium and LOW magnesium intake. You can effectively cancel the sodium intake provided you maintain equivalently higher intakes of potassium and magnesium.Sodium, unfortunately, is easier to malign in ads and other commercials than it is to actively improve food quality and intake with potassium and magnesium rich foods, i.e. those fruits and vegetables you’re always hearing about. The hype about sodium and hypertension was largely cemented with the DASH diet. Unfortunately, and via what can only be described as political/economic pressure toward bias, the authors pretty much buried the paragraph which showed that people who increased their potassium and magnesium intake, though eating their normal crap, experienced nearly the same decrease in blood pressure as those study subjects who ate an incredibly strict low sodium diet.The worst part of this all will be your family doctor. If you ask, the doctor will kindly send you to get your blood tested for serum (blood) magnesium, sodium, and serum (blood) potassium levels. Your levels will generally come back “normal.” Except serum (blood) levels are not accurate measures of either potassium or magnesium because >98% of each is stored within cells, therefore special tests are required to see if your intracellular levels are low. By the time your serum (blood) levels show abnormal levels, you may already be having signNow problems with your heart, kidneys, and elsewhere.Adding one more piece to the puzzle are the kidneys. Kidneys are what regulate magnesium and potassium levels. One of the markers of kidney failure is poor potassium regulation which leads to high serum potassium which, in turn leads to cardiac problems. If you have higher potassium levels, your doctor may say you need to reduce your potassium, when in fact it is the kidneys that are failing. What could be causing the kidney function problems that, in turn, lead to poor electrolyte regulation and therefore higher potassium levels in the serum? Long term strain on the kidneys caused by lower bicarbonate levels, i.e. a system that is more acid-driven than it should. Enter bicarbonate in your diet. Guess where you get a lot of bicarbonate from your food? Fruits and vegetables.Conclusion: Consult with your doctor before believing or acting on anything written here.

A well-known Harvard cardiologist and professor discovered a simple technique in the early 70s that lowered blood pressure more effectively than drugs.His technique was ignored, silenced, or ridiculed by the traditional medical and educational system. But it was also welcomed by thousands of his readers, who successfully cured their blood pressure problems.In today’s article, I’m going to teach you a powerful version of his technique that only takes a minute to learn.Dr. Herbert Benson developed his technique based on transcendental meditation (TM) in Harvard Medical School in the early 1970s. He then went on to write several New York Times bestsellers on what he called “The Relaxation Response.”In essence, any relaxation technique will benefit your blood pressure. Some use deep breathing, others yoga, step-by-step muscle relaxation, or meditation. All these are helpful.Benson’s technique goes like this:1) Sit down in a quiet place. A comfortable chair, upright in your bed or any other comfortable place will work. Wear loose-fitting clothes that do not restrict your breathing.2) Take a deep breath. Feel your diagram expand fully. Now exhale completely. Repeat this a few times until you feel the tension leave your body.3) Now pick a positive word or a short sentence (or prayer) and repeat it in your mind for 10 to 20 minutes. At the same time, keep breathing deeply and exhaling fully.This technique may seem very simple, but don’t think its simplicity makes it ineffective. It has helped thousands of people all over the world to lower their blood pressure naturally.The problem with Benson’s technique is that as simple as it sounds on paper it’s not as easy to master. Otherwise, I guess we’d all be enlightened beings.It’s also the child of its time. Since then, lots of us natural health people have worked hard on improving his technique to make it as powerful as possible in relaxing our systems and lowering blood pressure.For example, I added a little physical twist to it. While inducing complete relaxation, an additional (extremely easy) exercise also connects more to your body to lower your blood pressure even more effectively.I put these exercises on audio, so all you have to do is follow along as I guide you through them. Nothing to learn or master.My result is a set of 3 easy exercises guaranteed to drop blood pressure below 120/80 – starting today. To learn more about these easy blood pressure exercises and try them out for yourself, click here…[1]Footnotes[1] high blood pressure natural

It sometimes depends first on what your usual blood pressure has been through your life. My blood pressure is low and has gone down to 90/50. I don’t pass out but if my BP was normally 140/80 and suddenly dropped to 90/50 I might.If a person is dehydrated, has not eaten anything for several hours, is out in the hot sun without a hat, has heart disease history or any combination of a couple of these factors the risk for fainting is higher.When a person actually passes out, their blood pressure has become extremely low….they aren’t getting enough oxygen to their brain because of low or no BP and they go down. Once they are flat, the blood goes to their head and brain and they usually wake right up. Given water and some food, or a piece of hard candy or orange juice their blood pressure returns, low at first then back to normal.There are many other reasons for blood pressure to drop drastically but passing out is caused by a low enough blood pressure that causes poor venous return and therefore not enough oxygenated blood for your heart to circulate to your brain.

Your phone's camera might someday be able to check your blood pressure. A new study shows accurate readings can be captured from short videos using smartphone-based software that detects blood flow changes in faces. ... The video method uses what's known as transdermal optical imaging software.

The study, conducted earlier this year, in general found good news about blood pressure apps. The majority, or 72 percent, of the most popular apps allowed consumers to keep track of their medical data. ... \u201cThere is virtually no information at all about how accurate these apps are, \u201d she said.

New Sensor Measures Blood Pressures While You Hold Your Phone. Your smartphone already has a wide array of sensors inside, but it can't measure your blood pressure \u2014 at least not yet. ... An app on the phone monitors how much force is applied via the transducer, helping the user keep sufficient pressure on the RPG.

However, the American Heart Association recommends using a home blood pressure monitor that measures blood pressure in your upper arm and not using wrist or finger blood pressure monitors. ... Even then, blood pressure measurements taken at the wrist are usually higher and less accurate than those taken at your upper arm.

According to an article published in JAVA Internal Medicine, a blood pressure smartphone app delivered inaccurate results in a small study. ... The findings show that the IBP app underestimated higher blood pressure and overestimated lower blood pressure. \u201cOur study has both clinical and public hEvalth relevance.