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Creatinine Blood Test Medical Author: Siamak Nabili, MD, MPH Medical Editor: William C. Shiel, Jr., MD, FACP, FACR What is creatinine? Why is it important to check blood creatinine levels? What are “normal” blood creatinine levels? What are the reasons for elevated blood creatinine? Are there any symptoms associated with elevated blood creatinine levels? Patient [...]

Exercise Boosts Blood Pressure by Nature Whether you’re concentrating on exercising or your heart rate becomes elevated from daily activities, your blood pressure will elevate slightly. This is just a natural part of an elevated heart rate. However, certain exercise types cause more of an elevation than others. Effect of Dynamic Exercise Dynamic exercise involves [...]

Overview Rightly nicknamed the “silent killer,” hypertension, or high blood pressure, may go undetected for years. Still, the “Primary Care” journal associates it with progressive or sudden damage of such target organs as the brain, kidney or heart. The damage occurs as hypertension overworks your heart and injures blood vessels. Though relatively rare, very low [...]

Overview If you have ever trained for a marathon, triathlon or other type of endurance event, you might have noticed your blood pressure was lower during training. In fact, the blood-pressure-lowering effects of aerobic exercise have been well-documented. The research into the blood pressure of professional athletes is more complex. However, some of the studies [...]

Medical practitioners measure the blood pressure in millimeters of mercury. A high systolic blood pressure level is any number higher than 140. A high diastolic blood pressure level is any measurement more than 90. Those who test above these numbers over two or more successive medical screenings are considered to have stage one hypertension. Stage [...]

Blood carrying oxygen and nutrients is transported from the heart to the different parts of the body, via blood vessels called arteries. The pumping of the human heart provides the pressure required for blood flow. The pressure exerted by the blood onto the walls of the arteries is called blood pressure. The heart beats around [...]

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Nourish Your Entire Circulatory System Naturally with VÄXA CirculinTM Blood pressure refers to the pressure of the blood against the walls of the arteries in your body. Maintaining healthy blood pressure levels is crucial to your health and livelihood. Individuals that are concerned about blood pressure imbalances often look for natural support for healthy blood [...]

How to reduce high blood pressure and restore healthy cholesterol levels with natural health—by Mike Adams A reader asks,” What are the proven natural products that reduce high blood pressure and restore healthy cholesterol levels? I am taking steps on the nutritional side of things such as avoiding meat and dairy products while eating a [...]

For some DMers like us, caffeine or other stimulants can result in higher blood sugar. Your experiment to cut down/out on Diet Coke might help you see if that’s the culprit. Sometimes, in our early stages with Type 1, we have what’s called a honeymoon, during which time (which can last for about a year) [...]