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👉Why is #hypertension called a silent killer ? 👉What happens in your body when your blood pressure is high? Learn about the 4 “S”s to protect yourself from hypertension. Dr Taskeen Khan explains today in Science in 5.

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High blood pressure and asthma attacks from breathing PM 2.5 are real problems for humans, and long-term use of medication isn't sustainable. Why aren't alleged health experts measuring indoor infrastructure to reduce energy and healthcare costs for humans who are paying into the tax base covering inflation?

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Hi I am Stalin I am telling about so many reason of critical illness human body organism damage reason of eating salt that eating salt is growing hi TDS water hi TDS so many chronicle salt alkaline nitrate sodium extra I am find the TDS value 75000 TDS that TDS growing salt if you now you find them salt cultivating place take the water analyst TDS that is a snow poison please help to helpless people

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"The greatest gift you can give your family and the world is a healthy you"

Ngeav Mao

health supply chain specialist

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I agree it is a silent killer so if you have hypertension, seek medical assistance regularly, practice good adherence, and 4S ( stop smoking, reduce salt intake, sleep more and stress less) wow

Uzma Gilani

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A very important issue is highlighted and explained in very simple way to make it comprehensive for eberyone. The basic knowledge of hypertension is essential. Please keep sharing such videos on communicable and non communicable diseases, to raise awareness in public.

TRACY EZEJI

Medical laboratory Scientist , Virtual assistant

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Nice one 👍

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Celestine Kimaro

Doctor of Pharmacy at Pharmacy Council

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Thenks

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