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Good post. Does anyone know what is an acceptable range for bp while on gear. Checked mine yesterday. Was 160 over 100. I know that's a bit high.

Originally Posted by Edas

Good post. Does anyone know what is an acceptable range for bp while on gear. Checked mine yesterday. Was 160 over 100. I know that's a bit high.

The American heart association recommends <120/<80


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I wouldn't worry too much till it gets beyond 140/100

Originally Posted by bulk_cut

I thought they changed that to 130/90?

Understanding Blood Pressure Readings


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Originally Posted by bulk_cut

I thought they changed that to 130/90?

They have changed it. But don't expect these hardheaded arrogant doctors to be up to speed on the medical journals any time soon.

Originally Posted by joko123

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I'm actually surprised with my self.. 140+/100+ would be stage 1 hypertension. I guess those years at uni weren't a waste lol

I had a really high reading the other day, above 160/110.. but i had also been drugged up by a surgeon an hour earlier

Cialis and fish oil help keep my BP stabilized. Sex helps too.

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Any signs of high blood pressure is bad news,the silent killer.

Originally Posted by Mental

Any signs of high blood pressure is bad news,the silent killer.

High blood pressure is a symptom of something else that is going on with the body. Kidney stress is the number one cause of high blood pressure. Water retention is the link between kidney stress and high blood pressure.
I've studied other reports that concluded that there was no solid scientific evidence that high blood pressure was hereditary. Now I am not a doctor and the only advice I will give someone is to control their own bp with diet and meds, because I know that it works.
But I do not "parrot" any of the inconclusive shit spouted by medical "practitioners"! After all, they themselves admit that it's just a practice, which means in plain English, it's not an exact science.