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FirstAidWarehouse.co.uk Examines High Blood Pressure, or Hypertension, and Blood Pressure Monitors
Date:5/28/2010

YORK, England, May 28, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- High blood pressure is a leading cause of deaths in the world. Apart from millions with diagnosed hypertension, still many others are borderline hypertensive. High blood pressure increases the risk of a person to develop cardiovascular diseases, kidney problems, heart attack and even a stroke. One of the major contributors to high blood pressure is the consistent consumption of alcohol. Regular alcohol drinkers increase the risks of elevated blood pressure because it affects the normal functioning of the body by reversing what it needs to remain healthy.

People who drink alcohol excessively have a one and a half to two times increase in the prevalence of hypertension. The association between alcohol and high blood pressure is particularly noticeable when alcohol intake exceeds five drinks per day. The connection is more alcohol consumed; the stronger is the link with hypertension. If you drink too much alcohol, this will raise your blood pressure over time. Alcohol also contains a lot of calories which will make you gain weight. This will also increase your blood pressure.

If you are a heavy alcohol drinker, it is recommended that you seriously consider making a change in your lifestyle.

Alcohol has a variety of negative effects on the outcome of high blood pressure. In most cases, your physician will give you unlimited support, yet also give you limits and extensive guidelines to follow regarding your drinking habits. Research has proven that alcohol and high blood pressure are a dangerous combination that renders any type of hypertension treatment useless.

Controlling and monitoring high blood pressure can be assisted by owning a personal blood pressure
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