(HealthDay News) People who are at high risk of developing diabetes and high blood pressure but don’t have symptoms yet may still be at higher risk for heart disease, a new study reports.
“Diabetes and hypertension have reached epidemic status, not only in the U.S., but across the globe,” Dr. Henry R. Black, president of the American Society of Hypertension, said in a society news release. “We are encouraged by research that sheds light on early indicators of cardiovascular disease, which may lead to better methods of predicting, and ultimately preventing, these devastating illnesses.”
In one study, researchers analyzed data on disease-free people who were examined between 1999 and 2006, and were found to be either prehypertensive — at high risk of developing high blood pressure — or prediabetic.
One in three seemingly healthy adults were deemed to be prehypertensive and one in four were deemed to be prediabetic. One in 10 fit in both categories; they tended to be overweight and were thought to be at especially high risk of heart disease or stroke, the study authors noted.
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I think that there is no other remedy to both these diseases than exercising. There is no alternative-the more one exercises, the longer one will live.Keep the weight down and be “fit”.
Exercise is necessity for all cardiovascular related diseases regardless help rom the prescribed medication.Thus when redding body glucose and blood pressure ater jab, it drastically falls down, so excercise pronlong our life togather with intake of dietery food to balance the normal body metabolism.
Exercise and diet are critical. Chelation and EECP can improve both conditions.
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Taks one garlick capsule a day post lunch and you see the miraculous remedy for cholestrol and triglyceride in all cases .