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Seasonal allergies are no fun! They cause all kinds of unpleasant symptoms – itchy, watery eyes, sneezing, and runny nose, but can they also cause a rise in blood pressure? Find out what science shows.
High blood pressure is one of the strongest risk factors for cardiovascular disease, but how much of a role does blood pressure variability play in health and cardiovascular risk? In this article, you’ll discover what blood pressure fluctuations mean and whether you should be concerned.
Recently, a number of studies have shown that coffee has health benefits. However, the benefits may not apply equally to everyone. In fact, some people may be at higher risk of adverse effects from caffeine when they drink more than one cup of coffee a day.
Do you know your numbers? Certain numbers are an important for your metabolic health. Knowing them and taking steps to normalize them could save your life. Find out what they are.
Can you exercise your way to a lower blood pressure? A new study looks at alternative, medication-free methods for controlling hypertension, including exercise. Find out what it showed and what type of exercise works best for reducing blood pressure. You may be surprised.
