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High Blood Pressure or Low Blood Pressure?
The optimum blood pressure reading for adults who are under the age of 55 is 120/80. (120 is the systolic reading, and 80 is the diastolic reading.) That is OPTIMAL, or average. That doesn’t mean that any deviation from those numbers is not all right. The range of satisfactory blood pressure readings for adults is between 120-140 systolic and between 80-90 diastolic.
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High Cholesterol Levels Can Put You At Greater Risk Of Heart Diseases And Strokes
Most people have heard about how much cholesterol they have, and been rather worried when they hear that they might be having high cholesterol levels, and the reasons for these fears…
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