No Time To Be Silent About Hypertension

Heart disease and stroke are the first and third causes of death, in the United States. High blood pressure killed nearly 50,000 Americans in 2002. The American Heart Association estimates that 73 million adults age 20 or older have hypertension. The growing numbers of population with hypertension is due to obesity epidemics and rising incidence of metabolic syndrome. A blood pressure level of 140/90 or more is considered high blood pressure. Blood pressure of 140 to 159 systolic and 90-99 is considered state 1 hypertension.

In stage 2 hypertension, usually 2 prescription medications are needed to maintain numbers less than 140/85. Approximately 90 percent to 95 percent of all hypertension causes aren’t known. While there is no cure for essential hypertension, it can be easily detected and controllable with lifestyle changes, nutritional intervention, stress management, and understanding of genetic and hereditary factors.

Lowering Blood Pressure Naturally!!!

The first step is lifestyle changes. Cessation of smoking, avoidance of caffeine and alcohol, cardiovascular exercise, sound sleep, enjoyable recreation, and a low sodium, potassium-rich, high fruit and vegetable diet. There are so many over the counter nutraceuticals that show potential in significantly lowering blood pressure without significant results. When assessing high blood pressure the causes are many. Just to name a few, it can come from

1- Kidney problems

2- Hereditary (family history)

3- Food Allergies

4- Smoking

5- High Stress

6- Poor sleep

7- Obesity

8- Pathologic disorders

Pressure-Norm was formulated to help maintain blood pressure within normal limits along with regular exercise and a well-balanced diet.* We know that high blood pressure affects approximately 50 million Americans age 6 and older. One in five Americans (and one in four adults) has high blood pressure. From 1991 to 2001 the death rate from high blood pressure increased 36.4 percent, but the actual number of deaths rose 53.0 percent. Non-Hispanic blacks are more likely to suffer from high blood pressure than are non-Hispanic whites. In 2001 the death rates per 100,000 populations from high blood pressure were 13.7 for white males, 47.8 for black males, 13.4 for white females and 38.9 for black females.

This formula enhances circulation sensitivity in people who have a tendency for high normal blood pressures, possibly by reducing oxidative stress and stimulating oxygen uptake ordinarily triggered by exercise.* This herbal remedy was developed to help alleviate physical conditions created by chronic emotional states.

The formula helps to:

* Decrease arterial tension*

* Relax blood vessels*

* Create a state of physical and emotional balance*

Only your health care professional can evaluate you on the proper plan of action and determine what approach you can take.