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I'm Obese. If I Lose Weight, Would My BP Come Down? by BPdoc: 10:55pm On Mar 16 |
Obesity is a very important risk factor of high blood pressure Nowadays, people lose weight mostly because they want to look good But weight loss can do the body a lot more good than that So let's talk about how Obesity affects High Blood Pressure Obesity is a very important risk factor of hypertension Like I've said before excess body weight can be detrimental to the blood pressure So you must understand how excessive body weight can bring about blood pressure and its complications When there is excessive fat in the body, it means there are more tissues that the body needs to supply with blood, hence there's increased blood volume When there's increased blood volume it puts a strain on the heart and the blood vessel leading to elevated blood pressure Another reason is that excessive fat within the body produces various hormones and inflammatory substances And these hormones can disrupt the body's balance and cause damage to blood vessel's function thereby increasing high blood pressure So how do we deal with obesity? Weight Loss: Achieving and maintaining a healthy weight is crucial for reducing blood pressure in individuals with obesity. Dietary Modifications: Adopting a balanced diet low in processed foods, saturated fats, and added sugars can support weight loss efforts and improve blood pressure control. Regular Physical Activity: Engaging in regular exercise is essential for promoting weight loss and lowering blood pressure. Stress Management: Chronic stress can contribute to obesity and hypertension. So try to avoid engaging in stressful activities
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Re: I'm Obese. If I Lose Weight, Would My BP Come Down? by BPdoc: 10:55pm On Mar 16 |
Hello everyone, my name is Dr. Debbie aka Bpdoc I'm a Certified Graduate of Hypertension Management & Awareness from Alison Online School, Ireland Also currently pursuing a Medical Degree (MBBS) @University Of Benin Teaching Hospital(UBTH), Nigeria I own an online community (BP Academy) where I teach people on how to normalize High Bp within 90 days or less using their lifestyle, with or without medications I will be holding another Free One hour class this week. Venue is Whatsapp For those interested, send a message stating "I'm Interested In The Training" to 09166584787 P.S: For serious-minded people only |
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