Archive for April 28th, 2010

Your race and high blood pressure in medicine and science has been and continues to be presented with the premise that there are inherent physiological differences between races. Race is commonly accepted as one of the risk factors for hypertension.

Additionally, African-Americans and Hispanics are more likely to experience high blood pressure than their Anglo- American counterparts. For African-Americans, elevations in blood pressure happen at an earlier age, is often more severe and more than any other race, are at a higher risk for this life threatening disease.

Race Based Science and Medicine

With the advent of the science of genetics, epidemiology, and other modern biology, perspectives, opinions and research has appeared in respected journals discrediting the notion of race being a risk factor for disease. Despite present-day research, social perceptions and concepts originating from the 18th century – which had no scientific foundation – are readily available on the internet, in the public, in research, in medical school and in practice.

Expanded Perspectives For Risk Factors and Race Continue reading ‘Your Race and High Blood Pressure’ »

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High blood pressure is a common disease of the modern age with every 1 out of 3 persons suffering from it and the number is daily on the rise. Blame it on the modern age life style factors or some congenital faults it is well known as the ‘silent killer’. Because in many cases the patient remains unaware of the disease before a fatal consequence befalls him. Blood pressure is the pressure which the heart exerts as it pumps blood into the walls of the artery. A normal pressure is essential for the circulation of blood, so if the pressure is high it is called High Blood Pressure. The heart has to work more to pump the blood causing a stress on the organ. Normal blood pressure is 120/80 mm Hg, any pressure above 130/90 mm Hg can be termed as high blood pressure.

Symptoms of high Blood Pressure (BP) in many cases are not that pronounced (the reason for being the silent killer). But in many cases giddiness, dizziness, headaches, bleeding from nose can be the results of high BP.

Causes

The daily stress and tension faced in this modern Hi tech age is one of the main reasons for this disease and coupled with the sedentary life style things turn out to be worse. Other causes may be – Continue reading ‘Natural Remedies and Treatment For High Blood Pressure’ »

Inflatable hemorrhoid cushions are something that you can use to help with the pain of hemorrhoids. Learn what these do and how they benefit you.

Hemorrhoids are a problem that cause quite a bit of pain and frustration for those who have them. Much of the time there is quite a bit of stress and pressure on your hemorrhoid while sitting down. This is caused from the blood pooling around the area and causing it to swell a bit making the problem quite a bit worse.

There are multiple ways of dealing with the swelling problems. One of these ways is to use these types of cushions.

One type of a cushion to use are made out of foam. These make a comfortable seat anywhere to attempt to put let pressure on the hemorrhoid. The other type of cushion are the inflatable cushions.

These type of a cushions are a bit better since they can deflate and fit into your purse or your pocket. This makes them quite a bit more portable and you can be more private about it if you don’t want other people to know that a problem is going on. Continue reading ‘How Inflatable Cushions Can Help Your Hemorrhoid Problem’ »

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