Napping may not be a healthy habit. Many studies have underscored the value of sleep. Although one may be led to believe any sleep is good sleep, this is apparently inaccurate. The quality, type, and timing of sleep are important factors. According to a recent Money Talks News article titled “Love to Nap? You May […]
Certain over-the-counter pain medications can increase hypertension. Over-the-counter drugs are relatively easy for adults to access. For this reason, many people assume they are harmless and fail to read the labels. Many medications often have warnings for people under a certain age, women who are pregnant, or those with certain medical conditions. According to a […]
Blood pressure can be sensitive to over-the-counter pain medications. Most households have some brand of over-the-counter pain medication at home. Some people prefer Aleve. Others choose to utilize ibuprofen. They think these have few potential negative side effects than prescription medications. According to a recent Forbes article titled “Some OTC Pain Relievers Can Increase Blood […]
Aspirin may be overused as a preventative measure for heart attack and stroke. Although the risk of heart attack and stroke is greater for older individuals, they can strike at any time. For those with family histories of these health problems, the fear of suffering from one of these is high. In the past, taking […]
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