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Overcoming High Blood PressureOvercoming High Blood Pressure discusses the link between your heart and high blood pressure and how it can affect the function of your body's organs. If you like this e-zine, please do a friend and me a big favor by paying it forward. If a friend forward this to you and you like what you read then please subscribe by visiting Overcoming High Blood Pressure.
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Overcoming High Blood Pressure - The Function Of Your Heart And High Blood Pressure Issue #005 - June 3rd, 2011
This month's newsletter reviews: Let's begin. Your Heart And High Blood PressureTo understand the link between your heart and high blood pressure disorder, we first need to know what blood pressure is and how it can affect the function of body organs including your heart.
Abnormal pressure of blood in your blood vessels is called hypertension or high blood pressure. It is known as a silent killer since most of the time it does not show any symptoms and silently damages your body.
Understanding Your HeartYour heart is a muscular organ like any other organs in your body and is responsible for pumping blood to every part of your body. Blood contains essential substances which are needed by different parts of your body to work successfully. Your heart can only perform its job when it has sufficient supply of energy, oxygen and nutrients. When supply of any of these is interrupted a heart stroke or heart attack happens.
How Hypertension Causes Heart TroublesTypes of blood vessels called coronary vessels are responsible for bringing oxygen and nutrients to your heart in order for it to function properly. Your heart is covered with these arteries and any clot or shrinkage in them can bring permanent damage to your heart. With hypertension, blood arteries cannot pass blood easily and as a result your heart has to work harder to pump your blood. With more effort required for pumping blood, the size of your heart becomes larger than usual and thus needs more energy to continue its job. As blood vessels, including coronary vessels are unable to conduct proper blood flow it gets narrower with high blood pressure, your heart runs out of oxygen-rich blood which results in a heart attack.
Tips Of The Month - Protective MeasuresYour heart and high blood pressure treatment are highly proportional as with each blood pressure elevation your heart is getting dangerously affected. In order to prevent serious damage to your heart, essential measures need to be taken, include:
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