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Blood pressure, revisited.


Resting, my BP averages 130 to 85. Age 72. What is more relevant, higher or lower BP?


Took my BP measuring device with me yesterday. After walking 500 meters: 160 over 92. Resting, drinking a cup of coffee: 155 over 88.
Watching Donald Trump on TV the same evening: My BP readings went out of control.


I must conclude: Except for early morning readings, during the day, my BP is always too high. No matter what I do.


As a precautionary measure, I don't frequent GoGo Bars anymore, afraid that my BP readings would go thru the roof. Same as marathon runners after 40 Km's. Their reading would have to be astronomical, as opposed to the readings of "old gezzeres" where surpassing certain boundaries is qualified as "life threathening".


"Clogging up" on blood- pipelines are mentioned as part of the aging process. In other words, the medication that we take to avoid the "clogging-up" the blood pipelines are not working.


Once more: 70% of the day, my BP is too high. End of.

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56 minutes ago, swissie said:

Watching Donald Trump on TV the same evening: My BP readings went out of control.

 

 

seems you have some internal issues you need to work on if the don is getting to you worked up like that.

 

take a deep breath it will be ok. turn off the tv for starters. 

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1 hour ago, stoner said:

 

seems you have some internal issues you need to work on if the don is getting to you worked up like that.

 

take a deep breath it will be ok. turn off the tv for starters. 

We can go astray, but for a change, let's focus on the essential:


Except for early morning readings, during the day, my BP is always too high. No matter what I do. I should have died years ago.

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14 minutes ago, swissie said:

We can go astray, but for a change, let's focus on the essential:


Except for early morning readings, during the day, my BP is always too high. No matter what I do. I should have died years ago.

 

I totally agree. let's focus on the issue and for once leave Trump out of it.

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14 hours ago, swissie said:

Once more: 70% of the day, my BP is too high. End of.

 

Not a worry, do nothing.@swissiehimself knows this but forgets sometimes I guess.

 

On 7/1/2021 at 11:50 PM, swissie said:

What to do? Best do nothing. When the final curtain falls, nobody at the entrance of "the pearly-gates" is likely to ask us of how many carrots or steaks we ate during our lifetime.


I myself believe, that upon my demise, nobody will ask me any questions anymore. I am very comfortable with this thought. With or without prior exercise.

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14 hours ago, swissie said:

Blood pressure, revisited.


Resting, my BP averages 130 to 85. Age 72. What is more relevant, higher or lower BP?


Took my BP measuring device with me yesterday. After walking 500 meters: 160 over 92. Resting, drinking a cup of coffee: 155 over 88.
Watching Donald Trump on TV the same evening: My BP readings went out of control.


I must conclude: Except for early morning readings, during the day, my BP is always too high. No matter what I do.


As a precautionary measure, I don't frequent GoGo Bars anymore, afraid that my BP readings would go thru the roof. Same as marathon runners after 40 Km's. Their reading would have to be astronomical, as opposed to the readings of "old gezzeres" where surpassing certain boundaries is qualified as "life threathening".


"Clogging up" on blood- pipelines are mentioned as part of the aging process. In other words, the medication that we take to avoid the "clogging-up" the blood pipelines are not working.


Once more: 70% of the day, my BP is too high. End of.

'If you drink alchol  wilst eating your tablets, the effect vill bi down.

 

 

 

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