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Blood pressure according to ayurveda
For men in their forties, american system says bp cannot exceed 120/80. Whereas German system says bp can be 140/90. What does ayurveda say, is 140/90 considered normal bp in ayurveda? How high is too high?
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If your age is 40 then your bp 140/90 is normal. According to your age it's normal and According to ayurveda it's pre hypertension condition. So change your diet and life style.
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It can be managed through Ayurvedic herbs, lifestyle change and dietary changes as per constitution. Consult on app personally
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Understand ayurveda first
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It should not cross 140/90 at your age and if at 140/90 also if you have symptoms like headache, weakness then ayurvedic treatment can be started.
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Consult personally
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Its normal in ur age in all pathies..
Lower one should not increase 95..
Upper one should not increase 150.
Take proper counseling to clear all ur doubts
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