Health related – LowSaltFoods.com

High Blood Pressure Risk Higher in Obese Under 65

Health related

High Blood Pressure Risk Higher in Obese Under 65

By bobbie| 2016-09-24T11:24:30+00:00 December 15, 2015|Categories: Health related|Tags: high blood pressure, how to reduce salt, how to reduce sodium, hypertension, low salt, low salt diet, low salt fast foods, low salt foods, low salt processed foods, low sodium, low sodium diet, low sodium fast foods, low sodium foods, low sodium processed foods, lower sodium, reduce salt, reduce salt intake, reduce sodium, reduce sodium intake, tips to reduce salt, tips to reduce sodium|

The risk for high blood pressure is greater for obese and overweight people younger than 65. Individuals 65 and older, weight had little to do with systolic blood pressure. Researchers examined whether race and age, risk factors for obesity and hypertension, affect the association of obesity with elevated blood pressure (BP). Researchers conducted a study of [...]

1,377

Permalink
Gallery
Skipping Breakfast May Increase Stroke Risk

Health related

Skipping Breakfast May Increase Stroke Risk

By bobbie| 2016-09-24T11:24:08+00:00 November 30, 2015|Categories: Health related|Tags: how to reduce salt, how to reduce sodium, low salt, low salt diet, low salt fast foods, low salt foods, low salt processed foods, low sodium, low sodium diet, low sodium fast foods, low sodium foods, low sodium processed foods, lower sodium, reduce salt, reduce salt intake, reduce sodium, reduce sodium intake, stroke, tips to reduce salt, tips to reduce sodium|

In a Japanese study participants were followed for 15 years… Japanese adults who never ate breakfast had a higher risk for stroke. The eating habits of more than 82,000 Japanese men and women, aged 45 - 74, were followed for 5 years. Based on the results, they concluded the risk of stroke was greater in Japanese who skipped breakfast, suggesting that eating [...]

3,110

Kidney Stones on the Rise

By bobbie| 2016-09-24T11:23:46+00:00 November 17, 2015|Categories: Health related|Tags: how to reduce salt, how to reduce sodium, kidney disease, Kidney stones, low salt, low salt diet, low salt fast foods, low salt foods, low salt processed foods, low sodium, low sodium diet, low sodium fast foods, low sodium foods, low sodium processed foods, lower sodium, reduce salt, reduce salt intake, reduce sodium, reduce sodium intake, tips to reduce salt, tips to reduce sodium|

Researchers analyzed data for nearly 153,000 South Carolina children and adults with kidney stones. They saw the greatest increase in kidney stones (26%) in 15-19 year olds. Researchers believe this may be attributable to increased sodium intake, decreased calcium intake, or dehydration. Read more > Clinical Journal of the American Society of Nephrology

628

The Preventable Epidemic

By bobbie| 2016-09-24T11:21:40+00:00 September 26, 2014|Categories: Food related, Health related|Tags: heart disease, high blood pressure, how to reduce salt, how to reduce sodium, hypertension, low salt, low salt diet, low salt fast foods, low salt foods, low salt processed foods, low sodium, low sodium diet, low sodium fast foods, low sodium foods, low sodium processed foods, lower sodium, reduce salt, reduce salt intake, reduce sodium, reduce sodium intake, tips to reduce salt, tips to reduce sodium|

If you think hypertension, or high blood pressure, is of no concern to you, think again. Nearly one-fourth of all adults − 50 million − have hypertension and another 45 million are considered prehypertensive (at risk of developing high blood pressure). Even more alarming, at the rate we're going, 9 out of 10 middle-aged Americans face the threat [...]

456

This Is A Custom Widget

This Is A Custom Widget

This Is A Custom Widget

This Is A Custom Widget

High Blood Pressure Risk Higher in Obese Under 65

Skipping Breakfast May Increase Stroke Risk

Recent Posts

Recent Comments

Archives