What is Blood Pressure ?

Each time heart beats, it pumps oxygen-rich blood through the blood vessels or arteries, that run through body. Blood pressure is the force of the blood pushing against the walls of the arteries.

 

Blood pressure is always given as two numbers, the systolic & diastolic pressures. The pressure of blood against the artery walls when heart beats is called systolic pressure. The pressure between beats when heart relaxes is called diastolic pressure.

 

A systolic blood pressure of 140mmHg or Higher, or a diastolic blood pressure of 90 mmHg or higher, is considered high Blood Pressure or Hypertension.

Diabetes or Chronic Kidney Disease patients:- if they have systolic Blood Pressure of 130mmHg or higher, or a diastolic Blood Pressure of 80mmHg or higher is considered high Blood Pressure.

 

High Blood Pressure is often called "The Silent Killer" because it usually has no symptoms.

 

Some people may not find out they have high blood pressure until they have trouble with their heart, brain or kidneys.

 

When High Blood Pressure is not diagnosed & treated, it can lead to other life-threatening conditions, including heart attack, stroke & kidney failure.

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Symptoms of Severe High Blood Pressure:    

                                                      

If your blood pressure is extremely high, there may be certain symptoms to look out for, including:

 

• Severe Headaches

• Nosebleed

• Fatique or Confusion

• Vision Problems

• Chest Pain

• Difficulty Breathing

• Irregular Heartbeat

• Blood in the Urine

• Pounding in your Chest, Neck or Ears

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Do's And Dont's While Following Diet Plan of High Blood Pressure:

             

Add these food items and habits in your lifestyle if you are following high blood pressure diet plan:

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• Eat less salt

• Include more fruits and vegetables

• Include whole grain cereals

• Maintain a healthy weight.

• Include lean meat, fish and poultry.

• Include low fat dairy products. 

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Try to Avoid These Habits if You are Following High Blood Pressure Diet Plan:

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• Alcohol

• Smoking

• Sedentary lifestyle

• Sleep deprived

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High Blood Pressure can be controlled by maintaining a healthy weight, being physically active every day, eating more fruits, vegetables, whole grains and low fat dairy foods, cutting down on salt and sodium & drinking less alcohol. Anyone can lower blood pressure by making these life style changes / yoga.

 

Hyperoff is a Unique, Herbal & Pure Ayurvedic Formulation by KDN Biotech Pvt Ltd., Panipat, India. It has unique combination of rare Himalayan herbs which not only controls High & Low Blood Pressure very fast but also helps to normalise it if taken regularly. Hence results may vary from person to person being a natural formulation.

 

These capsules are totally safe and do not have any sort of side effects in any age group.

 

Dosage:
Chronic High Blood Pressure
First 15 days:
2 Capsule Twice a day with normal water
Morning: before 30 minutes of breakfast
Night: before going to sleep

 

After 15 days:
1 Capsule twice a day before 30 minutes of breakfast with normal water

 

High Blood Pressure
First 30 days:
1 Capsule Twice a day with normal water
Morning: before 30 minutes of breakfast
Night: before going to sleep

 

After 30 days:
1 Capsule in morning before 30 minutes of breakfast with normal water

or as directed by your physician.

 

After satisfactory results;
Reduce your hospital drugs dosage accordingly or as directed by your physician.

 

For Precautionary:

1 Capsule in Morning or Night with normal water upto 30 days. Later 1 Capsule on alternate day with normal water.

 

                                                                                      No Preservatives/Excipients used.

 

                                                                                            Keep in a dark & dry place.

                                                                                                  Keep out of reach of
                                                                                                             Children.