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Diabetes and Hypertension

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Diabetes and Hypertension

Diabetes and Hypertension

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" Hello and welcome to our webcast I'm able John. High blood pressure or hypertension is a widespread medical condition with serious consequence. Including kidney disease and heart failure and on top of the concerns people at high blood pressure all need to watch out of the science on diet -- Because these two diseases -- go hand in hand. Joining me today to -- a strong connection between hypertension and diabetes are doctor -- out from the Medical College of Virginia campus of Virginia Commonwealth University. And also doctor William -- from the University of Connecticut school of medicine doctor white let's start with you what is the link between hypertension and diabetes."

" Well there's there's -- squabbling is based on this simple number there's a lot more and who have diabetes in the hypertensive population compared to people abnormal blood pressure. Several people with diabetes have a tend to get high blood pressure so -- epidemiological. For population base increased with each of those. All that seems to be met -- link between diabetes high pressure. Due to resistance and the body reacts insulin. And insulin has not only good thing because it causes sugar to go to -- But it all and perhaps data. That -- what retention is an -- on the hit and but to be somewhat more on it. -- condemn and how on the body overall. Major issue with diabetes high blood pressure to get our would be affected both of them are risk for the development of our great scorer. Lining of the arteries getting. So therefore there -- a heart attack. Stroke and he is -- all accentuated. Fairly dramatically. And individuals both high blood pressure or diabetes for having either of those a little. --"

" Like more and more people know someone or have a translator who has had diabetes and hypertension. Are there are some people that are more susceptible to these conditions and other."

" We got I think we've got you use of race. And inheritance pattern they -- what we see in diabetes. Also how we gain weight is a very important risk factors so people who were eighteen. Tends to -- around the the Tommy. And really help a much greater degree of developing diabetes."

" Doctor white helped Jarrett isn't someone say count the -- well the big problem with orders that'll get your blood pressure checked. You really probably -- on your iPod -- So screening program and going he would position an annual Europe really here becomes more critical to get the proper diagnose. One had to everything you habit what you can do about it you know there's a lot of options. I think it depends on how it here it is what it is for diagnose. And what -- actually you're wrong so if you happen to high blood -- no other morbidity that is not. Not are no evidence of stroke no cholesterol problems don't amount in that instance I I think there's a rule -- For non drug therapy that is using -- side. Appropriate time watching salt intake increased and other nutrients might edit it apart from Atlanta blood pressure back. -- take that individual or -- archer but more milder state one. Of our terminal in order and you add it. Other morbidity such -- Michael or -- smoking. They give any kind of heart he's -- Then you really captain. Kind of accelerate. The idea of using that of that kind of individual."

" And think what are the risk of not controlling your blood pressure that he nineteenth I'm diagnosed with type pressure Pakistan well he was."

" High blood pressure there are -- it if you just a high blood pressure has talked to -- alluded to. You're a little bit safer. With a -- and how to create specific risk to read that being stroke. Gotten enough coronary artery disease and heart failure. Purple asking -- yen and stage renal disease or chronic renal failure."

" Over the normal levels and how can it might be able machine level and their new -- Have been developed based on both the epidemiology. And population studies of diet and hypertension. And the result of treatment. -- And nowadays we look at the top number this talk blood pressure as 13. We look at the diastolic blood pressure about -- So these are much lower value -- the past and what public health or to challenges to these problems. Well it could take let's say the younger population in the united most young people after they finish college don't of the doctorate. They don't have any reason to let you or woman -- gynecologist for routine air. So for about twenty years many people don't get their blood pressure checked and they don't get their blood sugar checked one. Of advice I would give it is that if you have a Stanley create diabetes or hypertension. Your risk of developing the disease are greater at an earlier -- we see increasingly especially due to the obesity problem. A substantial number of individuals developing elevated blood sugar and blood characters. In not at much younger he is senate. Because of this because of poor dietary -- we we know that'd be screened and checked that are the elderly and special considerations -- the elderly. Tend to go to the doctor Laporte so they actually are diagnosed. But with the elderly is the level of regret that this would -- today and their physicians treat that dot XTT have death. I think the substrate for much pregnancy you earlier we intend to. Matters and issues in life the more likely it is when he hit the adult they can count on a fully manifest the ER -- and closing comment from him. Well I think that basically out of the new recognition of -- new level. Are important tomorrow and their patients we can tell. -- practicing physicians and it is just specialize in these disorders. That the treatment clearly. Link to a improved outcome that is less morbidity and less -- heart attacks. Hard -- let kidney disease."

" Important information doctor -- that doctor white. Thank you again for joining us today and thank you for watching our webcast I --"

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