Q: What are the dangers of snoring and how can it be stopped? Does snoring increase blood pressure?
A: Snoring associated with a breathing problem during sleep (sleep apnea) can cause high blood pressure. Snoring not related to a medical problem is more of a social nuisance. Nobody enjoys sleeping near someone who snores. Snoring caused by simple nasal congestion can be helped with Breathe Right Strips. Visit BreatheRight.com and get a free sample.
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If you are married, ask your wife to observe your snoring and tell you if it seems to be combined with stopping breathing and/or gasping for breath at times as you sleep. Various heart and circulatory problems can be caused by sleep apnea including hypertension from the oxygen deprivation that occurs with sleep apnea. There are ways to treat sleep apnea if this is the case, and blood pressure can be positively impacted without toxic drugs.
Good luck, and all the best!!
After 40 yrs on tenormin and then bystolic , I have been on hawthron berries and I my BP is 130/70 .
I monitor my bp often and this is working for me.
The rx meds lowered my heart rate and I would fatigue
easily. With Rx meds my heart rate was 52 and lower
now I feel great at 70 plus and increases with physical
exercise.
Good for you. Another testimony of how natural supplements are a better choice to drugs when facing a lifelong need. Do not relay only on the supplement and use it as part of a regimen along with exercise and proper nutrition.
Joe,
Exactly what are you taking when you say hawthorn berries? The extract? If so, how much daily?
Thanks
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My husband is a 56 year old smoker who was recently diagnosed with high blood pressure. He is now on medication. The doctor told him he heard something in his heartbeat that may be nothing, but he’s running a test to be sure. What type of test will he perform?