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BUSINESS WEEK ONLINE NEWS FLASH! November 14, 1996 Edited by Thane Peterson A DIETARY SHORTCUT TO LOWER BLOOD PRESSURE A low-fat diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and fiber can lead to a quick drop in blood pressure, researchers reported Wednesday at the annual meeting of the American Heart Assn. Doctors have known that such a diet can lead to a trimmer figure and a drop in bloodstream cholesterol, but this is the first demonstration of a significant effect on blood pressure, says one ...

Advanced Search AAFP Home Page > News & Publications > Journals > American Family Physician® > Vol. 60/No. 1 (July, 1999) A Rational Approach to the Treatment of Hypertension in Special Populations W. DALLAS HALL, M.D. Emory University School of Medicine Atlanta, Georgia Hypertension in blacks is usually characterized by low renin, expanded volume and sensitivity to salt. Diuretics are the preferred initial therapy, but response to calcium c ...

Senior Nutrition Series Part 2--Hypertension (NCR 482g) 1993, 1 page - 315 k Download an Acrobat version of this document. Easy-to-read fact sheet describing how nutrition and hypertension (high blood pressure) interact. Part 2 of the Senior Nutrition Series. Subject Areas VISTA home page Please read the Copyright Information. Resources found in the VISTA infobase are published by the Cooperative Extension Service, Agricultural Experiment Station, and individual academic departments within the College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences, University of Illinois. The University of Illinois provides equal opportunities in programs and employment. Send any comments or suggestions to vistaweb@uiuc.edu

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Eat Your Way to a Healthy Heart CardioVision 2020 Personal Goal: Five servings of fruits and/or vegetables per day and choose only lean or extra lean meats and low-fat dairy products. Why participate? Getting in five servings every day Tips for eating lean Weight-loss book recommendation Favorite eat right web sites Why participate? Reduce your blood cholesterol level - High blood cholesterol is one of the three major risk factors (along with smoking and high blood pressure) for ...

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eMJA The Medical Journal of AustraliaHome | Issues | Email alerts | Classifieds | Contact | More... | Topics | Search For Debate Universal recommendations for sodium intake should be avoided Priscilla Kincaid-Smith and Michael H Alderman MJA 1999; 170: 174-175 The 100-year conflict: Introduction Restriction of salt intake is needed to ameliorate the cardiovascular disease epidemic The salt dilemma: some answers, many questions IntroductionRecommendations to ...

Health MagazinesHealth BooksFree Internet AccessHealth Shopping GuidePersonal Ads Strengthen Your Heart The New Food Label: Scouting for Sodium and Other Nutrients Important to Blood Pressure by Paula Kurtzweil Back to Heart & Blood For years, consumers watching their sodium intake have had to plod through ingredient lists on many food labels like high school students through a Shakespearean play. They had to read a lot of unknown words and then do plenty of ...

U. S. Food and Drug Administration FDA Consumer September 1994, Revised September 1995 Scouting for Sodium And Other Nutrients Important to Blood Pressure by Paula Kurtzweil This is the second in a series of articles telling how to use the new food label to meet specific dietary needs. For years, consumers watching their sodium intake have had to plod through ingredient lists on many food labels like high school students through a Shakespearean play. They had to read a lot ...

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Information Sheet Health and Vegetarians Part 2 Heart Disease -- Hypertension -- Obesity -- Diabetes Heart Disease Cardiovascular disease is the major cause of mortality in Britain, being responsible for around 50% of all deaths. The majority of these deaths are from coronary heart disease. Vegetarians suffer markedly lower mortality from coronary heart disease compared to non-vegetarians (Key et al (1999). This reduced risk may be related to the lower blood cholestero ...

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Return to Home PagePrinter Friendly Version Hypertension, Women & Nutrition This information is provided by the Dairy Council of California. By the year 2010, the average American woman will live to be an unprecedented 81 years old. As female baby-boomers cross the 50-year mark in record numbers, preventive medicine and nutrition are playing an increasingly important role in medical care. Research is proving indisputably that nutrition and other lifestyle facto ...

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High Blood Pressure -- What Can Be Done How does medicine help control high blood pressure? Medicines called antihypertensives lower high blood pressure. Some, called diuretics or "water pills," rid the body of excess fluids and salt (sodium). Others, called beta blockers, reduce the heart rate and the heart's output of blood. Vasodilators are another useful group of drugs. These can cause the muscle in blood vessel walls to relax, allowing the vessel to dilate (wid ...

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HYPERTENSION What High Blood Pressure Does To Your Heart HEART DISEASE You may already know that high blood pressure, also called hypertension, is one of the leading risk factors for heart attack and stroke, but do you know why? The heart and blood vessels together form the cardiovascular system, and a defect in either one is bound to affect the other. The following information can help you learn about what blood pressure is and how high blood pressure can affect your cardiovascular health. ...

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Hypertension (high blood pressure) is the highest risk factor of civilization. Every other of First World Countries’ citizens (and 60 % of their physicians, what means something about the weak efficacy of their prescriptions) die of one of its later consequences: heart attack, stroke, embolism. Dr. Johann G. Schnitzer explains, why the body has good reasons when elevating the blood pressure, and how fast the blood pressure becomes normal, after its causes have been removed ...

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Dr. HingHau Tsang's Crusade on Nutrition Newsletter #9 ------ Maintain a healthy blood pressure Healthy blood pressure can be maintained with natural regimen. Since prescription drugs that lower blood pressure do have side effects - some of them risky and unpleasant - it is important to always begin with natural methods. If you are taking drugs for high blood pressure, your health care provider should be monitoring you regularly and should have a goal of getting you off the medicati ...

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Nutrition News & Views May 10, 1999 May is National High Blood Pressure Month - May 1999/No. 2 The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute has declared May as National High Blood Pressure Month. The 1999 focus is on the threat of uncontrolled hypertension. This year's theme is, "If Your Blood Pressure Is Not Lower Than 140/90, Ask Your Doctor Why." High blood pressure, or hypertension, is a major cause of coronary heart disease and stroke. High blood pressure also affects more than 50 ...

Nutritional Influences on Illness by Melvyn R. Werbach, MD Hypertension & Diet Part 1: The Low Salt Diet Mainstream practitioners often emphasize a low salt diet in the treatment of hypertension as if it were the only nutritional influence of any importance. Indeed, a number of epidemiological studies have found a direct association between salt intake and elevated blood pressure. However, a few studies have found the opposite; namely, the less table salt consumed, the higher the blood p ...

Lifestyle modifications for hypertension The many benefits are worth the effort Christian Zellner, MD; Krishnankutty Sudhir, MD, PhD, FRACP VOL 100 / NO 4 / OCTOBER 1996 / POSTGRADUATE MEDICINE This is the second of four articles on hypertension Preview: There are still plenty of Americans who reach for the salt shaker before they've even tasted their food . . . whose main exercise is a brisk walk to the car . . . whose idea of "health food" is low-fat chips and lite be ...

Awesome Talking Library Search: Here: Home > Medical > Aging > Diet Reducing Suseptibility to Heart Disease The following are summaries of key findings from books by Rosemary C. Fisher. Included are recommendations to reduce susceptibility to heart disease. Her recommendations are the result of reviewing over 200 medical studies from the New England Journal of Medicine, The Lancet, Journal of Nutrition and other medical journals on how diet can affect a p ...

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Salt intake and Hypertension Ari Kostadaras, M.D. Evidence for a relationship between sodium intake and essential hypertension continues to mount. It is likely that increased salt intake is a necessary but not sufficient cause for hypertension. An experimental demonstration of this relationship has been performed in a study in chimpanzees, the closest species to man . When given extra salt (sodium chloride) in their diet, seven of 10 chimpanzees had a progressive ri ...

Lifestyle changes may cut need for blood pressure drugs Losing weight and cutting down on salt can lessen, and even eliminate, the need for blood pressure-lowering medications in the elderly, according to the results of a 30-month study of older Americans with high blood pressure. The Trial of Nonpharmacologic Interventions in the Elderly (TONE) is the first multi-center clinical trial of sufficient size and duration to show that lifestyle modifications can be used to control h ...

Sodium - Online Scheduling - RUHS Advice Nurse Line - Emergency Contraception - Weight Watchers Online - Free Rapid Result HIV Testing for RU Students The Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs The Sodium Issue Current health advice warns against eating too much sodium. This warning is based on research that suggests that eating high amounts of sodium may contribute to the development of high blood pres ...

Salt and Health Salt is essential not only to life, but to good health. Human blood contains 0.9% salt (sodium chloride) -- the same concentration as found in United States Pharmacopeia (USP) sodium chloride irrigant commonly used to cleanse wounds. Salt maintains the electrolyte balance inside- and outside of cells. Routine physical examinations measure blood sodium for clues to personal health. Most of our salt comes from foods, some from water. Inadequate salt can be problematic. Doctor ...

The Top 10 Facts About High Blood Pressure & the Natural Healing Process Category: Health, Well-Being,Self-Care, Diet, Balance, Eating (BF1) Originally Submitted on 8/28/96. Do you suffer from high blood pressure? Also, termed hypertension, many people are not even aware of its presence and dangers. Here are ten things you may want to know. 1. High blood pressure is not a disease! It is the body's defensive and corrective measure,initiated to cope with pathological conditions in va ...

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Nonpharmacologic Therapy For High Blood Presure (Hypertension) Many people with high blood pressure often wonder if there is anything they can do to reduce their blood pressure other than by taking medications. In fact, there are several changes a person can make which can reduce blood pressure. In a few people these lifestyle changes can substitute for medications and in many people, can result in a reduction in the amount of a drug or number of drugs required to control their high blood ...

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