HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE: WHERE IT ALL STARTED?

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yet been identified. Aside from that,repparttar ongoing research onrepparttar 139966 hypertension gene is focused onrepparttar 139967 genetic factors that somehow affectrepparttar 139968 rennin-angiotensin-aldosterone system. The renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system aid in regulatingrepparttar 139969 blood pressure by means of controllingrepparttar 139970 salt balance as well asrepparttar 139971 tone ofrepparttar 139972 arteries. Nevertheless, approximately 30% of essential hypertension is attributed to genetic factors and example of which are those individuals with one or two parents that have hypertension. Onrepparttar 139973 other hand, it is very rare that certain kinds of unusual genetic disorders that are affectingrepparttar 139974 hormones ofrepparttar 139975 adrenal glands may actually lead to essential hypertension. However, such kinds of genetic disorders are considered more of a secondary hypertension.

The most common disorder among patients with essential hypertension isrepparttar 139976 abnormality ofrepparttar 139977 arteries. Patients with essential hypertension experience stiffness orrepparttar 139978 lack of elasticity inrepparttar 139979 arteries that are most distant fromrepparttar 139980 heart. The arteries inrepparttar 139981 heart supplyrepparttar 139982 oxygen containing blood andrepparttar 139983 nutrients to allrepparttar 139984 tissues inrepparttar 139985 body. Moreover these heart arteries or arterioles are connected torepparttar 139986 capillaries inrepparttar 139987 tissues torepparttar 139988 veins which returnsrepparttar 139989 blood torepparttar 139990 heart as well asrepparttar 139991 lungs.



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WHAT LIFESTYLE MODIFICATION CAN DO FOR HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS?

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Another is coffee drinking which might seem harmless but in reality can actually increase blood pressure. Studies shows that a daily intake of 5 cups of coffee a day may cause a mild increase in blood pressure especially among elder people who are already experiencing hypertension however, for those individuals with normal blood pressures an intake ofrepparttar same number of cups of coffee will not increase their blood pressures. Another isrepparttar 139965 salt which is also known to increase blood pressures of people with hypertension. The recommendable daily consumption of salt is less than six grams per day inrepparttar 139966 general population and a much lower level for people with hypertension.

Obesity is another contributor in increasing blood pressures. In fact, obesity was known to contribute to hypertension in many ways. For one thing, obesity was known to lead to greater output of blood sincerepparttar 139967 heart needs to pump out more blood in order to supplyrepparttar 139968 excess fat tissues. The increased inrepparttar 139969 pumping function ofrepparttar 139970 heart can actually raiserepparttar 139971 blood pressure. Aside from that, obesity is also known to providerepparttar 139972 tendency forrepparttar 139973 kidneys to retain salt.

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