How to stay safe from stress and hypertension

Hypertension is the name given to high blood pressure. Pakistan is on the verge of seeing the blood vessels and working hard to bear it.

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Balanced physical exercise

Practitioners say that in hyper-technique people are listed at 150 minutes a week or 75 minutes of strenuous and strenuous aerobic exercise is necessary.

 

 

Healthy people include this exercise

Stress reduction

Meditation, hot water bath, yoga and go to my condition, to relax yourself, whatever you are doing to get you away. Avoid tobacco and junk food

They promote high-level, high-sounding contacts.

Reduce the amount of salt

People in most countries of the world weigh an average of 9 to 12 grams. The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends that less than 5 ounces of salt be used to reduce high blood pressure and other health benefits. Usage

 

More fruits and vegetables, less fat

Here are the guidelines for people who have high blood pressure or are at high risk of developing high blood pressure:

Eat whole grains, airy foods

A variety of fruits and vegetables

Beans, pulses and nuts are included in your diet.

Any diet containing omega-3 twice a week

 

Use olive oil

Eat chicken and fish without skin

Use of low fat dairy products

Avoid transfer fat, hydrogenated vegetable oils and health oils.

Care of weight and diet

Excessive weight gain can lead to an increase in blood pressure so that even normal body support cannot work harder to pump blood to the heart.

Proper intake of calories, balanced diet, individual volume, gender and other activities all affect hyper-fatigue.

The effect on the unborn child?

In my first experience, science is now seeing the truth of the words of a very old pregnant woman talking about happy, positive thinking and good talk.

In the forties and fifties, science has reached a tremendous level and there is also a field of development of neuroscience which must have every pregnant woman and individuals must be kept in the field. Be the reason

Maya's words

When Maya emigrated to the United States with her two young children, a tiny being was growing in her womb.

For Maya, who lives a confident life of independence in her homeland, there is nothing less than a prison in the United States. Emotions are hard to control. There were tears in the eyes of a child who was overwhelmed and it was beyond the power of Maya to stop him.

A doctor unfamiliar with different cultures and the East told Maya that she had the opportunity to gain weight for her baby. Gone, but there were still twenty-five days left in Maya's baby birth under severe stress.

This baby is very nice and nice. But they do not know that the child who grows up in their existence does not do anything less.

Maternal stress on child development

The process of development of the baby in the mother's womb is astonishing. It is like the construction of a building. The brain is important, that is, our control center. In the womb, the brain is making thousands of cells per minute before birth.

These cells eventually establish an electrical communication relationship with each other. The offspring have a relationship with the mother through the placenta through which not only food but also basic hormones, proteins and growth factors reach the baby. That is why these days the mother's immune system is somewhat weakened. At this time the baby in the womb has its own but new existence. Our immune system makes antibodies against new substances.

But during pregnancy, nature makes this system less effective. The release of mother's stress hormones into the bloodstream increases blood pressure, heart rate, respiratory movement and C Reactive Protein (CRP). Increases the amount of). At the same time, it also increases the cytoplasm. All these cause inflammation in the body. The full effects of constant stress also affect the child.

Sensitive machines such as ultrasound detect. Ten weeks before birth, the baby uses its senses in the safe world inside it. It rotates, dances and kicks. If the mother laughs, it also affects her happiness hormones. As stress hormones such as cholesterol and adrenaline increase, so do the effects on the baby.

For example

1. Premature birth. This is caused by an overdose of CRH, the corticotropin-releasing hormone.

2. Weight loss

3. The baby is born with a hysterical state.

4. In addition to depression, autism and learning disabilities, children are more likely to develop ADHD and schizophrenia.

5. Such children cry a lot and take their own life stress in a negative way.

 

6. Stress increases the risk of miscarriage.

Although research in this regard is still in its early stages, it is being worked on with seriousness all over the world. In fact, the mental health of these children is related to our social development and bright future.

Here is the research of Dr. Tessa Roseboom of the University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, which was done over a long period of time on 2400 people who were in the womb of their mothers during the Dutch famine (Netherlands 1944) after the Second World War.

The seeds of child creation were sown in times of famine, helplessness and war. These children of mothers suffering from stress due to hunger and poverty are suffering from heart disease, high cholesterol and stress in their own lives. Keep fighting in a negative way. This is for those who were born before the famine.

Maternal stress hormones affect the overall nervous, physical and mental health of the baby by affecting the brain cells and the electrical connections between them.

The effects of which lasted till old age. Stress in the form of diseases reminded the grief of the mothers with whom they had a placental relationship.

The far-reaching effects of stress raise the question of what kind of future we want to give to our children. Live happily ever after without love, peace and tranquility.

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