5
1
eBook
$5.00
Available on Compatible NOOK devices, the free NOOK App and in My Digital Library.
WANT A NOOK?
Explore Now
Related collections and offers
LEND ME®
See Details
5.0
In Stock
Overview
Do You Suffer From High Blood Pressure?
Do You Feel Like This "Silent Killer" Might Be Stalking You?
Have you been diagnosed or pre-hypertension and hypertension?
Then JOIN THE CROWD!
Nearly 1 in 3 adults in the United States suffer from High Blood Pressure and only 1 in 3 adults are actually aware that they have it.
If you are "tired of waking up tired" then you need to read-
Reducing Blood Pressure Naturally
Learn all about how to avoid drugs with nasty side effects and prevent or even reverse the physiological factors that lead to this sometimes fatal chronic condition!
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE LEADS TO HEART ATTACKS AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE!
Nearly 70% of People Suffer Their First Heart Attack As a Result of Skyrocketing Blood Pressure!
Don't waste one more minute waiting for your first heart attack before doing something about your high blood pressure, hypertension or pre-hypertensive condition!
Whenever you visit a doctor what is the first thing that he (or she) does?
Your doctor takes your blood pressure! Your doctor does this no matter what your other symptoms are and you may have wondered why this is always the case.
In fact your might even be asking - "What does my blood pressure have to do with my health?"
The answer is ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING!
That is why your doctor is so vigilant about taking your blood pressure right away. High blood pressure is a silent killer and it is an invisible daily slayer of millions of people all across the world.
I know because I almost died a few years ago as the result of having undiagnosed high blood pressure. I had a heart attack.
I was quite astounded when I learned that it could have actually been prevented if only I had paid some attention to the red flags that my personal history and lifestyle habits were raising about my health!!
Do You Have a History of Heart Attacks in Your Family?!
Then you need to read --
Reducing Blood Pressure Naturally
This eBook is going to give you the lowdown on high blood pressure and how to deal with it entirely naturally. It will also highlight many of the most common medical treatments for high blood pressure and why you should consider dealing with any high blood pressure problem naturally before you turn to potentially harmful pharmaceutical solutions.
In Reducing Blood Pressure Naturally I cover all of the basics about the condition including -
Explaining in simplistic yet accurate terms exactly what high blood pressure is and how it affects your health
How to understand how doctors measure your blood pressure
A complete explanation of systolic blood pressure and how it is measured
A explanation of how diastolic pressure is measured and why it is considered to be the most important blood pressure measurement by medical professionals
A discussion of what "normal" blood pressure is considered to be for a non stressed adult
Definitions of high blood pressure, hypertension and pre-hypertension so you understand exactly what these three things are
Definitions of the different types of Hypertension including Stage 1 and Stage 2
Why high blood pressure is often called "The Silent Killer"
How being seriously overweight or obese can contribute to high blood pressure
How sleep apnea- stopping breathing while snoring - is considered to be a contributing factor that can CAUSE high blood pressure
How being a couch potato leads to a raise in blood pressure even though you are inactive
A discussion about how the chemicals in tobacco and anything else you might be smoking can cause you to develop a case of high blood pressure
How your family history can contribute to a predisposition to developing high blood pressure and what you can do about it
How stress can cause you to develop a severe case of high blood pressure
How eating too much salt can cause your blood pressure to skyrocket
How low levels of potassium in the body can contribute to high blood pressure
How excessive alcohol consumption can also put you at severe risk for the heart problems that are caused by high blood pressure
... and a lot more information that is absolutely persistent to understanding this sometimes complex condition.
The reason that high blood pressure is so hard to diagnose or be aware of sometimes is because the symptoms mimic so many other common, innocent ailments that do not threaten your health.
Is That Nosebleed You Had Yesterday Just a Nosebleed or Something More Serious?
Is it Hypertension?
In Reducing Blood Pressure Naturally I go into great detail about the symptoms of hypertension, pre-hypertension and high blood pressure. I discuss --
How persistent unexplained nosebleeds can indicate a high blood pressure problem
Why dizzy spells might indicate blood pressure problems
How chronic headaches may have nothing to do with changes in weather pressure or sinus problems but actually be caused by high blood pressure
Is that blurred vision failing eyesight or a pre-hypertension symptom?
Why feeling weak might be more
Do You Feel Like This "Silent Killer" Might Be Stalking You?
Have you been diagnosed or pre-hypertension and hypertension?
Then JOIN THE CROWD!
Nearly 1 in 3 adults in the United States suffer from High Blood Pressure and only 1 in 3 adults are actually aware that they have it.
If you are "tired of waking up tired" then you need to read-
Reducing Blood Pressure Naturally
Learn all about how to avoid drugs with nasty side effects and prevent or even reverse the physiological factors that lead to this sometimes fatal chronic condition!
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE LEADS TO HEART ATTACKS AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE!
Nearly 70% of People Suffer Their First Heart Attack As a Result of Skyrocketing Blood Pressure!
Don't waste one more minute waiting for your first heart attack before doing something about your high blood pressure, hypertension or pre-hypertensive condition!
Whenever you visit a doctor what is the first thing that he (or she) does?
Your doctor takes your blood pressure! Your doctor does this no matter what your other symptoms are and you may have wondered why this is always the case.
In fact your might even be asking - "What does my blood pressure have to do with my health?"
The answer is ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING!
That is why your doctor is so vigilant about taking your blood pressure right away. High blood pressure is a silent killer and it is an invisible daily slayer of millions of people all across the world.
I know because I almost died a few years ago as the result of having undiagnosed high blood pressure. I had a heart attack.
I was quite astounded when I learned that it could have actually been prevented if only I had paid some attention to the red flags that my personal history and lifestyle habits were raising about my health!!
Do You Have a History of Heart Attacks in Your Family?!
Then you need to read --
Reducing Blood Pressure Naturally
This eBook is going to give you the lowdown on high blood pressure and how to deal with it entirely naturally. It will also highlight many of the most common medical treatments for high blood pressure and why you should consider dealing with any high blood pressure problem naturally before you turn to potentially harmful pharmaceutical solutions.
In Reducing Blood Pressure Naturally I cover all of the basics about the condition including -
Explaining in simplistic yet accurate terms exactly what high blood pressure is and how it affects your health
How to understand how doctors measure your blood pressure
A complete explanation of systolic blood pressure and how it is measured
A explanation of how diastolic pressure is measured and why it is considered to be the most important blood pressure measurement by medical professionals
A discussion of what "normal" blood pressure is considered to be for a non stressed adult
Definitions of high blood pressure, hypertension and pre-hypertension so you understand exactly what these three things are
Definitions of the different types of Hypertension including Stage 1 and Stage 2
Why high blood pressure is often called "The Silent Killer"
How being seriously overweight or obese can contribute to high blood pressure
How sleep apnea- stopping breathing while snoring - is considered to be a contributing factor that can CAUSE high blood pressure
How being a couch potato leads to a raise in blood pressure even though you are inactive
A discussion about how the chemicals in tobacco and anything else you might be smoking can cause you to develop a case of high blood pressure
How your family history can contribute to a predisposition to developing high blood pressure and what you can do about it
How stress can cause you to develop a severe case of high blood pressure
How eating too much salt can cause your blood pressure to skyrocket
How low levels of potassium in the body can contribute to high blood pressure
How excessive alcohol consumption can also put you at severe risk for the heart problems that are caused by high blood pressure
... and a lot more information that is absolutely persistent to understanding this sometimes complex condition.
The reason that high blood pressure is so hard to diagnose or be aware of sometimes is because the symptoms mimic so many other common, innocent ailments that do not threaten your health.
Is That Nosebleed You Had Yesterday Just a Nosebleed or Something More Serious?
Is it Hypertension?
In Reducing Blood Pressure Naturally I go into great detail about the symptoms of hypertension, pre-hypertension and high blood pressure. I discuss --
How persistent unexplained nosebleeds can indicate a high blood pressure problem
Why dizzy spells might indicate blood pressure problems
How chronic headaches may have nothing to do with changes in weather pressure or sinus problems but actually be caused by high blood pressure
Is that blurred vision failing eyesight or a pre-hypertension symptom?
Why feeling weak might be more
Product Details
| BN ID: | 2940012541734 |
|---|---|
| Publisher: | Lou Diamond |
| Publication date: | 12/02/2010 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 1 MB |
From the B&N Reads Blog
Page 1 of