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Archive for the ‘hypertension’ Category

Peas to combat the hypertension and kidney diseases.

The CKD is difficult to treat and can progress to the final phase of kidney disease that requires kidney dialysis or a kidney transplant, this situation promotes the search for new forms of treatment of CKD and the preservation of the kidney function.
The work with the University of Manitoba and the colleague Harold Aukema, Aluko, was to purify a mixture of small proteins through the hydrolyzed protein contained in the yellow peas.
The researchers fed with small daily doses of proteins to laboratory animals with the polycystic kidney disease, a severe form of kidney disease used as a model for research on the CKD.
At the end of the 8 weeks of the study, the protein with which is fed to animals with kidney disease, showed a decline of 20 percent in the blood pressure, compared with animals in the same conditions but with a normal diet.
“This is significant because the majority of patients CKD in reality die of cardiovascular complications arising from the high blood pressure, associated with renal dysfunction,” says Aluko.
In humans with polycystic kidney disease, the condition causes the production of urine that has fallen dramatically, and the kidneys are unable to eliminate correctly the dangerous toxins.
Researchers showed that the extract of pea cause an increase of 30 percent in urine production in sick animals, leading to the normal levels of the same. Continue.

High Blood pressure.

The objective of identifying and treating the arterial hypertension is to reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease and mortality associated. The relationship is strong, continuous and gradual, for those with or without coronary heart disease.
Classification of the Blood Pressure in adults older than 18 years
Category Sistolica/Diastolic
Optima: <120/80
Normal: <130/85
Normal-High: <139/89 HYPERTENSION State 1:140/90 – 159/99 State 2:160/100 – 179/109 Rule 3: >= 180/110
The arterial hypertension can cause or be associated with heart disease, heart, brain-vascular, kidney, etc. And the risk increases if the patient has a habit of smoking, cholesterol or high triglycerides, diabetes, is greater than 60 years or have family history of cardiovascular disease.
Changes in the style of life for prevention and management of the Arterial Hypertension
The majorities of patients with hypertension established do not make sufficient or lasting changes in the style of life and do not take their medication in an appropriate way to gain control.
It is important to note that the increases in blood pressure are not inevitable consequences of aging. The studies based on the amendment of the lifestyles, have shown that prevent or delay the increased blood pressure expected in susceptible people.
If you have high blood pressure, try to follow these tips:
* Lose weight if there are overweight
* Limit your intake of alcohol
* Increasing the aerobic exercise (30 – 45 min most days a week)
* Reduce the sodium intake (salt)
* Maintain adequate intake of potassium and high-fiber foods such as fruits and vegetables and food plants Read the rest of this entry »

Reduce arterial tension naturally

The high blood (hypertension) seems to be an epidemic that affects many people due to the poor diet, lack of exercise and the family inheritance. Many pharmaceutical companies marketed drugs for the arterial tension. Doctors talk about the importance of reducing blood pressure and keep within normal limits, but little has been heard about the natural alternatives that are to control it, which have the advantage to alleviate the symptoms without side effects of drugs.

Many people say that the apple vinegar has the property to reduce the blood pressure, even is attributed to him the ability to do so in a matter of minutes. There are those who prefer consumed daily to prevent their prescription, due to its results.

The garlic is another natural element to the attributed to him properties to reduce the arterial tension. You can eat raw or pills, to prevent its strong odor. Read the rest of this entry »

garlic and hypertension

The increase in the blood pressure stems in Hypertension, which represents a characteristic imbalance of the adulthood, has its origin in a set of factors and its treatment also is multifactorial.

The changes in lifestyle and natural remedies can help control this imbalance, but your doctor must agree with any action we take, when we are using a chemical treatment or medication specifies.

The high blood pressure if not treated, has consequences such as; increase the risk to the heart attacks, VAM (accidents brain Vascular, renal dysfunction and affections diverse in the various bodies including the vision.

Coenzyme Q10

According to recent studies the Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10), as nutritional supplement intervenes in the control of the high blood pressure.

A study in the Australian University of Western determined its effect on the control of the levels of blood glucose in 74 people with type 2 diabetes. Read the rest of this entry »