Blood Pressure

The article discusses how pomegranate juice may lower blood pressure and mentions a reader using high-dose vitamin C to prevent colds. It is part of The People’s Pharmacy segment by Joe and Teresa Graedon.

The article compares posh new butters with Kerrygold, examining which options may help lower cholesterol or reduce blood pressure. A nutritionist provides insights into healthier butter choices and identifies products to avoid.

A new smart ring competitor is entering the market, claiming to track blood pressure without requiring a cuff, a feature no other product has achieved yet.

RJD supremo Lalu Prasad, who was brought to Patna's IGIMS on July 17 after experiencing fluctuations in his blood pressure, is to be taken to AIIMS in Delhi for further treatment.

A study found that many obese adults over 40 have cholesterol and blood pressure levels similar to those with a healthy weight, largely due to the effectiveness of statins and blood-pressure medications. In some cases, people with obesity were 'better off' than those of a healthy weight.

A 25-year study in the Lancet found that people over 40 with obesity have comparable blood pressure and cholesterol control to their peers with normal BMI, likely due to increased use of statins and blood pressure medications. The study tracked cardiovascular risk factors during an era of expanded access to these drugs.

Chewing gum may reduce blood pressure, but only if consumed after eating beetroot or spinach. The study highlights a conditional health benefit linked to specific dietary combinations.

The article discusses a hidden number within blood pressure readings that has significant implications. It mentions the act of measuring blood pressure using hands.

Health chiefs have issued an urgent alert regarding the blood pressure and kidney disease medication Ramipril, urging patients to check their medication packs immediately.

The FDA relaxed oversight on wellness wearables, allowing products to market blood pressure and glucose readings without approval if labeled for wellness. Companies like Oura and Samsung have launched new features, while startups like Pin Pulse raise funds for similar devices. Experts warn of unproven technology risks despite potential benefits for hypertension awareness.

Drinking nitrate-rich beetroot juice twice daily for two weeks significantly lowers blood pressure in older adults, according to the largest study of its kind. Younger adults did not experience similar effects, suggesting age-related differences in response.

A common shower habit, such as taking very hot showers, may pose a risk to heart health by potentially increasing cardiovascular strain or blood pressure.

An ancient Chinese movement practice shows promise in reducing blood pressure at home for adults. A study also suggests hantavirus exposure risk may be higher than believed in parts of the U.S.

Peppermint oil supplements are a drug-free way to lower blood pressure, costing just a penny-a-day. Experts have found this method to be effective. This discovery provides an alternative approach to managing blood pressure.

The article describes a woman's struggle with menopause-related weight gain, followed by significant weight loss (7 stone) through an unspecified 'miracle method,' leading to improved health without medication and reduced blood pressure.

The author experienced rapid weight gain during menopause but lost 7 stone using an unspecified 'miracle method,' eliminating the need for medication and significantly lowering blood pressure.

New research indicates that maintaining systolic blood pressure below 120 mm Hg may offer greater heart health benefits, including reduced risks of heart attack, stroke, and heart failure, compared to higher targets. The findings are based on large datasets and simulation models.

Sun Pharma and Grünenthal are reportedly competing to acquire US-listed pharmaceutical company Organon. The news highlights potential strategic moves in the pharmaceutical sector.

A twice-yearly injection of zilebesiran shows promise in reducing blood pressure more effectively than standard treatment alone in a global trial. The drug targets a liver protein to relax blood vessels, offering a potential long-term solution for hypertension management.

A new pill called baxdrostat is showing strong results in lowering blood pressure for those who don't respond to standard treatments, leading to a meaningful reduction that can significantly lower the risk of heart attack, stroke, and kidney disease.