Blood Pressure: The Essential Guide

Name: Blood Pressure: The Essential Guide
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

Robert Duffy

Jul 2020 · BX.Plans Ltd.

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Forty percent of adults in England suffer from high blood pressure; usually there are no immediate symptoms and you could have it for years without knowing. During this time your heart is weakened and your blood vessels damaged, leading to serious conditions such as coronary heart disease, strokes and kidney failure.

Using expert advice and the latest information, this essential guide provides everything you need to know about looking after your own blood pressure. It explains how you can monitor yourself at home and how to change your lifestyle to prevent or reverse the condition. It also covers what to expect in the form of medical treatment.

Whether you are concerned about your blood pressure, or are looking to support someone close to you, this essential guide covers everything you will need to know.

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About the author

Now, semi-retired Robert spends his time commissioning and editing books for a number of small publishers. He has been involved in the printing and publishing business for over 50 years. During that time he has overseen the production of more than 8000 books.

He has also been involved with more than 100 titles for need2know books.

Recently he has been instrumental in the launch of a new range of 30 pet books for Perfect-Pets

Prior work includes Physical Fitness books for www.bxplans-uk.com with translations in five languages.

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