Avoid This if You Have High Blood Pressure
Posted by Administrator on 9/20/2016 to
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Habitually eating a late dinner can triple your risk of a deadly heart attack if you have high blood pressure, a new study finds.
Normally, your blood pressure goes down by about 10% at night. But eating within two hours of bedtime releases a rush of stress hormones that stops your blood pressure from dropping. It keeps your body on “high alert” and maintains your blood pressure at daytime levels when you are sleeping.