A new study shows that though high salt intake is dangerous to those with high blood pressure, low-salt diets might be harmful for your health.
According to a new study published in the journal Obesity, by simply cutting down sugar from your diet that too without cutting down on the calories or losing weight, can tremendously improve your health within a span of just nine days.
The test relies on determining the severity of metabolic syndrome to predict future cardiovascular risk in teens.
Research shows that people who take naps at midday experience lower blood pressure.
Study's authors feel the protective effect can be attributed to anti-hypertensive drugs.
Anti-hypertensive medication Isradipine showed promise in rat studies. Clinical trials could commence as the drug is approved by US FDA.
A new study found that kidney health bettered by blood pressure and cholesterol measurements in predicting heart failure risk.
Consuming too much salt may lead to health problems, yet salt has its benefits too.
Researchers tested the DNA vaccine in rats to find that it lowered blood pressure for six months.
Blood pressure patients are not advised to prescribe their own treatments, but on the other hand, they should monitor their own progress after visiting doctors.
The study suggests that vitamin D should not be prescribed until studies establish its efficacy in lowering blood pressure.
Exposure to Vitamin D through sunshine or supplements can help to heal patients of illnesses such as osteoporosis, blood pressure or even cancer.
Not just food, but a balanced regimen of dieting, exercise and simple techniques can help you lose weight.
Eating chocolate in moderation can benefit your health and brain, shows a number of studies.
Optimism can improve cardiovascular health, blood sugar and cholesterol levels, says a study.
