The excessive intake of alcohol content can lead to poor heart health and plays a role in experiencing high blood pressure, stroke, and heart failure.
Knowing the numbers is vital when you have high blood pressure, as it raises a person’s chance of having a stroke and heart attack.
One in three Australian adults have high blood pressure, with the majority of them unaware of it because the condition is mainly symptomless.
High blood pressure is often referred to as the ‘silent killer’ because it presents no symptoms, and the person who has it can put his health and life at serious risk.
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