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High Blood Pressure Symptoms

Waiting for high blood pressure symptoms before going for your medical checkup could put you at a higher risk because it is possible not to notice any symptoms. Yet, you may have high blood pressure in your system.

High blood pressure, also known as hypertension, is when the blood flow in the blood vessel is flowing at a higher pressure than the normal pressure. In contrast, the pressure results from the force of blood pumping from the heart to the wall of the blood vessel across the body.

The normal blood pressure in a man (male or female) increases with age, and this is in the range of 120mmhg (systolic: this is when there is a heart beating with blood pumping) and (Diastolic: this is when the heart is at rest between the beats) for an adult.

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Fear or excitement could instantly increase the blood pressure for a while; also, being calm or sleeping make the blood pressure reduce for the time being.

The human body works twenty-four hours a day, which makes it essential to have a regular checkup and medication test; some changes in the body known as common high blood pressure symptoms can be evidence of high blood pressure but may not always occur even when you have it.

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The following high blood pressure symptoms should prompt you to visit your doctor without delay:

  • When you are having severe chest pain
  • When you are experiencing dizziness
  • When you are experiencing severe headache
  • When you have difficulty in breathing or shortness of breath
  • When your heartbeat is irregular
  • When you have anxiety out of control
  • When you are having problems with your vision

There is a scenario in which you don’t have high blood pressure symptoms, yet you have the problem. It could be a result of age; this is known as primary high blood pressure. The other type of high blood pressure is secondary, which could result from what you consume, drink, medication and your regular activities.

Causes of high blood pressure

  • Aging; research shows that men have a higher tendency than women
  • Alcohol consumption
  • Stress
  • Lack of sleep
  • High consumption of salt
  • Smoking habit
  • Genetic trait in the family
  • Environmental influence

If high blood pressure symptoms are not taken care of, it could lead to a more dangerous state of health, which could be:

  • Stroke (paralyzing of part of the body)
  • Heart attack, which is now very common among the adult
  • Kidney problems more likely in men than women
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To take care of high blood pressure symptoms, you need to visit your doctor for proper medical attention. However, adjusting your lifestyle to reduce your chances of being affected will be in your best interest.

The aspect of your lifestyle that you must work on includes:

  • Eating a balanced diet.
  • Taking the right herbal supplements/medicines.
  • Maintaining a positive attitude at all times.

The more you strive in this direction, the healthier you become.


You can order for Cardibetter Tablet, Golden Six and Reishi to treat hypertension.

We sell member price to encourage patronage and membership after you have  result that our food medicine/supplement works.

The price for Cardibetter is N18,700, Golden Six N8,600 and Reishi N19,800 excluding cost of delivery. We offer prompt delivery of the product using courier services for between N2,000 and N5,000 nationwide.  

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