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Dietary Supplement High Blood Pressure Support

Blood Pressure Support potential Benefits:

Cardiovascular health, healthy blood pressure
Healthy, normal cholesterol level
Healthy, normal blood sugar level
Mental sharpness as you age
Healthy, normal leg circulation
Normal cellular growth and development
Bone formation and strength
Normal inflammatory response
Healthy teeth
Youthful looking skin


Why Blood Pressure Matters

Do you worry about blood pressure? Are your numbers normal?
Here’s what you need to know…
You’re not alone if you have concerns about your blood pressure. Nearly 1 out of every 3 American adults need to be concerned…
Get your blood pressure tested right away if you haven’t in the last two years. The risk of not knowing – and not acting – is simply too great.
A healthy blood pressure is one of the key measures of a healthy heart, so your blood pressure is vitally important!
Blood flow depends upon relaxed, open arteries

What exactly is blood pressure?

Blood pressure is a measure of the force against the walls of your arteries in response to the pumping of your heart. The amount of blood being pumped and the flexibility of your arteries both influence that force. Your blood pressure can rise when either or both of these things happen:
– Your arteries contain a large amount of blood
– Your arteries lose some of their flexibility
If your arteries become less flexible and can’t expand easily to handle the extra amount of blood flow, your blood pressure rises. When your blood pressure rises, your heart has to work harder to keep blood flowing. Certain situations could cause this increased demand for a short time – like high intensity training – but that’s not an issue if you’re healthy.
The problem is when it’s continuous. Forcing your heart to pump hard without a break can place it under a great deal of stress.
And here’s a fact you may not know about blood pressure… When your blood pressure is too high, even when within the normal range, your arteries can become stiffer, which makes your heart work harder – and your blood pressure go even higher within the normal range.