Publisher's Synopsis
Hypertension, or high blood pressure, often occurs alongside diabetes mellitus, including type 1, type 2, and gestational diabetes, and studies show there may be links between them.Hypertension and type 2 diabetes are both aspects of metabolic syndrome, a condition that includes obesity and cardiovascular disease.Both hypertension and diabetes may have some underlying causes in common, and they share some risk factors. They also contribute to a worsening of each other's symptoms. The ways of managing both conditions also overlap.Read on to find out more about the link between high blood pressure and diabetes, how to detect them, and how to reduce the negative impact of both.Identifying hypertension and diabetesSome relatively simple tests can show if a person has diabetes or hypertension.People can also buy blood glucose testing kits for diabetes and blood pressure monitors for blood pressure, which they can use at home.Identifying hypertensionA routine health check may reveal high blood pressureDo you have diabetes and high blood pressure?Would you like a cookbook based on your specific dietary needs?Look no further has KATIE WILLIAMS PH.D has put together all you need to know about diabetes and hypertension plus delicious recipes that are low in both carbohydrates and sodium.This cookbook includes: benefit of eating wellrecipe for healthy meal pla
