Thursday, October, 29, 2009
Can Lack Of Sleep Cause High Blood Pressure
October 03, 2008
Teenagers who have trouble falling to sleep at night or who wake up
too early may be at an increased risk for high blood pressure when
compared to teenagers who sleep well, according to a new study.
Researchers discovered that 14 percent of the adolescents had
pre-hypertension or hypertension with blood pressures in the 90th
percentile for their height, age and gender. Twenty-six percent of
the participants had poor sleep habits. Participants who slept
poorly were nearly three times more likely ...
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By Dr. William Davis
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In one word, potassium. Nearly 95% of the
high blood pressure in the world is known as primary, essential, or idiopathic hypertension. It is called this because no clear underlying cause can be...
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...(primary) when the doctor is unable to identify a specific cause. It is by far the most common type of
high blood pressure. The causes of this type are unknown but are likely to be a complex...
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...(called target organs), including the kidneys, eyes, and heart, causing them to deteriorate over time.
High blood pressure was directly responsible for nearly 44,619 American deaths in 2000 and...
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...number of chemicals that increase the risk for a number of diseases. Such diseases may include diabetes,
high blood pressure, gallbladder disease, and some cancers.Increased Mass. The increased...
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