Posts Tagged ‘Arterial Hypertension’
Sales diet for hypertension
When you have high blood pressure, the main problem that arises for many people is like seasoning foods, especially those with hypertension who like salty foods. Well, on the market for high dietary salt, which can act as substitutes for table salt. We will detail the various existing dietary salts, which can help prepare tasty meals without sodium.
When a patient suffers from hypertension, depending on their grade, indicating the deletion, either partial or total sodium. At this point it generates a conflict between eating healthy and wealthy but tasteless or eating unhealthy. Both options can be combined with the use of dietary salts, indicated for hypertension.
Substitutes table salt
without sodium Sales
Suitable for those with a total removal of sodium from the diet because of severe arterial hypertension.
These salts are made from potassium, are not usually found in the supermarket, they can get at drug or diet. They can be used without problem, provided they do not suffer from kidney or liver problems. Read the rest of this entry »
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Floral Therapy and Arterial Hypertension
The research is part of an observational study referred to essential hypertension and the use of floral therapy in the treatment of the disease. We studied the population of 12 clinics Polyclinic “Alcides Pino Bermudez” Holguín municipality in the period from April 2, 2001 to May 31, 2002, by a purposive sampling to obtain a specific sample and thus realize a case study.
Initially the population was all patients given health area 9651 diagnosed hypertensive patients over 15 years of which were selected from among 464 essential hypertensive patients with hypertension including 27 for “work stress”, which did not accept the disease and / or drug treatment did not engage in a disciplined, presented with psychological manifestations. (After assessment with the cardiologist and the clinician).