Exercise & Blood Pressure

[@dicksonmurithi2567]

Absolutely, well explained...about 6 months ago i went for check up 3 times and my BP was ranging 142/90...Dr advised me to start medication, watch on what am eating and do alittle more exercise...i didnt take medicine but strictly adhered to what i was eating and embarked on high intensity training...basically running for 45min to 1hr...3mnths later went back for check up, my BP now is 123/78.....also i lost so.e weight from 83kgs to 76kgs..and my body feel so great now.....

[@Heisenberg991-m1i]

İn many cases,ofcourse there is exceptions..medication is for those who doesnt want to change the life style and insist on eating garbage..i mean who are not open for any improvement but medication

[@Kelly_Ben]

@@Heisenberg991-m1i Unfortunately I used to agree with you... I had the same BP as the poster, about 143/90. But I was a healthy weight, ate pretty healthy, ran, did yoga. I was also only 40 years old!! So I refused the meds, ate even healthier, ran even more, because meds are for slobs and old people, right?? I wound up having a minor heart attack, and narrowly missing permanent kidney damage, a common side effect of uncontrolled high blood pressure. I'm now happily taking my meds, and absolutely kicking myself for being too proud and ignorant to recognize that sometimes meds are necessary regardless of lifestyle.

[@Heisenberg991-m1i]

@@Kelly_Ben First of all I wish you a better health for the rest of your life. No, I do agree with you.. Also I made a exception for those people at my first comment.. Medicines are must when its necessary for people regardless the age

[@Heisenberg991-m1i]

@@Kelly_Ben how old are you now?

[@Unavailab]

Please monitor blood pressure regularly

[@animaloverdani10]

Hello me again. 1 year later, I am a health coach for men with risk factors for heart disease and this is the best explanation ever for how exercise decreases blood pressure. Truly a masterpiece of an educational video. Thank you!

[@ClayLud]

It is. I wonder, how long does the effect of the exercise keep the blood vessels expanded? A few hours? A few days?

[@luckyokoro620]

Best explanation so far. I Just got diagnosed for High Blood Pressure 2 years after I stopped working out. Gym, here I come. Thanks man!

[@richardlawson6787]

Don't need a gym to get in shape...running is free as well as situps...pushups...chinups

[@denissemedina4619]

@@richardlawson6787but lifting weights will increase bone and muscle mass, making your body more efficient at burning fat. A combination of all those things is best.

[@user-xx7kl7sr6i]

@@denissemedina4619 Recent research suggest one should 3 days of aerobics (also walking/jogging) and 2 days of anaerobics, but one should avoid exercises like pulling the weight above your head and planks or plank-like exercises.

[@howellwong11]

I take a pill for BP and to lower my heart beat, but I am also on my exercise bike for one hour each day for cardio vascular purposes. I'm 89 years old and doing fine.

[@Arnell_Long]

Carvedilol pill? And how fast was your heart beat? And how fast is your heart rate during exercise?

[@siklistang_marino9553]

Wow

[@howellwong11]

@@Arnell_Long Don't know, but I don't feel that my heart is beating fast. I guess that doing my exercise daily for years has done its job.

[@richardlawson6787]

Older folks can get in shape just like younger folks

[@howellwong11]

Update. @arnelllong9364. I should have answered, metoprolol succinate and 60-80 bpm, but not when on my bike.

[@elijahmckinney2454]

It’s absolutely fenomenal how our bodies function! It’s impossible for me to believe that this all happened by accident. God’s work is marvelous!

[@arturrosa3166]

How do you explain when it fails then, and people die because our body doesn't work that well?

[@aro-rat]

When you search for 'the knowledge' and you find it straight away, what an explanation 👏👏👏 and what passion, I'm hooked.

[@wadelance7796]

Thanks mate for the information, I’m 184/120. I’m a veteran and find it hard to leave the house but I’ll cut out the piss and give it a good go, I’m 37 and this is the unfittest I’ve ever been. God bless doc and keep up the good work. I’ll be that alpha male again

[@bt9124]

Get out there and take charge of your life!

[@richardlawson6787]

Go to one meal per day...do a daily run...take hawthorn and pine bark extract...drink beet juice...do situps...pushups...chinups... Now go get em!!

[@Brasslantern007]

Dude you are a walking stroke with BP that high you seriously need to get a grip of it

[@grantoddy5883]

This makes so much sense, I have slightly higher blood pressure than usual but not to the point I need meds but I’ve been exercising for 3 weeks and I took my blood pressure twice today and it was normal. I was amazed

[@Brandon-mh7mr]

what exercise did u do? and how frequently and for how long?

[@richardlawson6787]

​@@Brandon-mh7mrdo daily run to lower pressure...two or three miles will do the job.

[@user-xx7kl7sr6i]

@@richardlawson6787 Worth mentioning that if you have HBP then you should walk/jog first before actually running that long for large periods of time. Someone mentioned to me once that you can actually divide it like: 10 minutes walking 10 minutes jogging 10-5 minutes running, because running is actually harder on you general heart. You might want to don't run some days, if you feel like it is too much you could also run for like a minute, slow down and wait and run again. Also, should probably do it while under the sun, because several people can get BP issues from lack of Nitric Oxide or Vitamin D from not exposing themselves to sunlight, which can also lead to anxiety/depression or both, go out even if it is cloudy. Clouds don't really block light that hard. "But, skin cancer..." Sunscreen, if you have a darker skin color, unironically, your risk will be considerably lower so you could say "nah" and don't use it. I'm not joking. Still, take precautions if you must but don't stress over it, remember that cancer can happen because of a random bodily error you can't control. Everyone needs a little raw sun every once in a while.

[@rqangelful]

I've been gradually increasing the amount of exercises I perform daily and it's helping my high blood pressure 👍💯

[@agroportal9957]

leptinwellness.com/high-blood-pressure-exercises-program/

[@biblebill6206]

You do not want to exert yourself when your bp is high , 1st get it down with foods and herbs google it then exercise . Dark chocolate and red wine is tremendous for HBP .

[@rqangelful]

@@biblebill6206 thanks friend 😊

[@biblebill6206]

@@rqangelful My pleasure .

[@biggrizzy718]

I have high blood pressure but what exercise I can do everyday to lower it And what foods I need to eat to lower it

[@cjt8782]

Doctor, I salute you, this is the best explanation of how blood pressure works. I'm a nursing student I must share this with my class mates, awesome work and thank you for all the work you put into this, definitely worth it!!!

[@buck8055]

Thank you so much. A clear, quick and precise explanation of a subject that has recently become of interest to me as I get older. Greatly appreciated Dr. Mike👍

[@AromaHutInstitute]

Oh my gosh! This is the best explanation I have ever heard about exercise and blood pressure. I will definitely be sharing with my students.

[@Henry_McCartey1881]

Teacher is that you?

[@ronaldfernandez5625]

Cheers for this, been searching for "natural ways to lower blood pressure quickly" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Handadison Pressure Amalgamation - (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my mate got cool success with it.

[@kevinp8108]

Thank you Dr. Mike for this video! I have high blood pressure and I was hesitant to exercise because I feared that exercising would make my hypertension worse. Now, I understand how exercise could help lower my BP afterwards with the hormones relaxing my arteries.

[@NikoHL]

Also eat a diet high in naturally occurring Nitrates, like Beets/ Beetroot helps, as the body turns nitrate into nitric oxide... I have beetroot/ beetroot juice several times a week.

[@udokankamnebe2748]

A body builder who knows what happens inside his body. Keep up the good work.

[@connorzavier226]

Instablaster.

[@nikos-giorgos]

He can explain it too, that's rare.!

[@EdwardAminov]

By far the best explanation of blood pressure ... so clear, so easy. Why couldn’t all others explain it like this. Thanks Doc, I am off to HIIT.

[@TheBuffNerd7539]

Extremely informative! Since I have stopped exercising my BP has gone from 130/85 to 150/95. Now that I've cut back on carbs and started exercising again. Its on its way back down. Once of the best informative videos about health I have ever watched.

[@creativebuildsrb89]

Am already here at 150/95 and am feeling so weired. Lots of palpitations. I have started dieting and gym I hope it goes back to required level

[@clairep5314]

Dr. Mike motivates me to work hard at school AND the gym 😂 📖 💪🏻

[@johnmichaux616]

Excellent Dr.Mike !!! I agree 100% with you. I am flabagasted that many Drs.dont agree or know this simple advice. !! I have high BP and I have discovered this on my own....and I'm not a Dr. Thank you for exposing the truth. Kind Regs John.

[@barrysteven5964]

Great video and very interesting. Can I bring up a concern? There are people in the comments section here offering advice and others enthusiastically and gratefully taking advice on the control of blood pressure. That advice may or may not be valuable. Please remember that the person giving the advice is not necessarily a health professional and their advice maybe based on just their own opinion or even worse some faulty information gained elsewhere. Just because they are commenting on a reputable site run by medical professionals doesn't change the fact it is still just a KZbin comments section. If you have high blood pressure get advice from a health professional not a KZbin comments section.

[@NPrinceling]

I came here because I did a long, intense bike ride (very high intensity in bursts at the beginning and then I was worn out so a long slow ride home) and I decided to instantly check my BP, thinking it would be through the roof, but it was the best BP result I think I ever had. So thank you for explaining why that happened!

[@Therocky8912]

My goodness, excellent explanation. I was starting to think you forgot about the hyper tension, and right then you wrapped it up.

[@MrKesh200]

Very good explanation,but in that case blood pressure drops just temporarily,later after some time it comes back as it was. The same as your drink hot water few glasses or take a hot bath or eat plenty food or take even very cold shower and etcetera,, all this things can reduce blood pressure but for some short time only.

[@unclemony5939]

Today is May 30/22, I was tested positive for Covid 2 days ago. My blood pressure shot up to 154/102 and wouldn’t normalized. After watching your video, I rode my Bicycle around the block for about 15 minutes. I waited for about 45 minutes and then retested my blood pressure, to my astonishment, the reading was 114/81 and eventually went lower to 103/76 thanks much sir for your advice. The rest of the Covid symptoms lasted for only 2 days. May the lord bless you.

[@davidblyth5495]

My specialist physician applauded my exercise habit as he said that fitness has about a 20% influence on overall health. This video explains why Thanks

[@ozonenturbo]

Wow, that's an incredible explanation, I've just been diagnosed with extremely high blood pressure and have been prescribed tablets. This has given me the confidence to exercise in order to bring my blood pressure down and keep it within the safe parameters. I pray I'm not on these tablets for longer than necessary. In 3 days, my bloody pressure has gone from borderline stroke and hearts levels to within 10 points of the safe parameters. I'll continue my dietary changes and begin to exercise. Thank you👍

[@judymiller5154]

take your pressure at home. you may find your averages way lower than the one taken at the doctors office and allow you yo decrease the meds.

[@fact.girl123]

But I am exercising regularly but my bp never goes down why it's happening with me

[@cfoster6804]

​@fact.girl123 You need to do other stuff too. Lose weight (if needed), stop smoking, no alcohol, lower sugar and don't go crazy with sodium, magnesium and potassium are a must for the heart, get GOOD SLEEP! No less than 7 hours of quality sleep. People miss the sleep part. It's the best blood pressure medication. Look up the sleep scientist Matthew Walker.

[@vinayeancharaz9255]

Very well explained. Motivates me to exercise regularly since I'm a border hypertension case.

[@mustangjack65]

Wow!!! Absolutely best explanation on BP I’ve ever seen. Why don’t all doctors understand and explain this! Thanks so much Dr Mike 🙏

[@LoboLakerGaming]

This was one of the best explanations of anything i’ve ever seen. My doctor says I don’t have hypertension, as my blood pressure is not consistently elevated but i’ve been having occasional high readings. I knew exercise helps to lower BP but i never knew how. Thank you!

This is by far the best explanation of this I have ever encountered!

[@MrSamadolfo]

Agree, its very mechanical so I can see it like Plumbing 😃

[@veryrarecandy6814]

Fascinating. This is another reason why you shouldn’t eat right before you work out... cuz your gut isn’t getting the blood to process it!

[@petersampson4635]

Brilliant!!! My BP was 198/70/61 went on the cross trainer (after 3 days of rest, as I was in a state of general sickness) came inside and it's 159/70/62. 👍

[@richardlawson6787]

Get on hawthorn...get on pine bark extract...do a daily run

[@ethancastellanos661]

On 12th feb i went to the doctor to get myself checked as my head was spinning and having headache. My bp was 170/120 .i am only 25 yo. I started walking everyday and cut my sodium intake. Two weeks later again i we to the doc and readings were 164/108. And now he prescribed me medication. I went to him on 28th and readings were still 160/98. The medication wasn't showing much effect. On last Wednesday i saw this video and started running every morning and evening. Like walking plus Jogging altogether. And the day i walked first, my bp in the evening was 128/90. Today its been 6 days since i started Jogging regularly and i went to the doctor again. Today my readings were 112/82. M really thankful to you doctor, your video helped me a lot in explanation how exercise works in lowering bp and when i tell exercise works, it works more wonder than medication.

[@natwarlg8972]

Please give your no. Otherwise you can call and help me. Please call

[@gleisonnascimento2048]

I do agree with the doctors but every one may have a different physiology at specific illnesses, family genetics and so on. Of course, running, cycling, walking make you feel much healthier....but for some people it is not enough, unfortunately. Thanks for your kind help on the subject. God bless us with health, peace and faith

[@Andrew1987ism]

This was an excellent lecture, I'm motivated to exercise a bit more in order to keep a stable BP.

[@polarbear2941]

Thanks Dr. Mike , I'm paying for a anatomy class and I don't understand my professor but you break this down much better

[@gattutit6974]

Thanks so much for such a clear explanation. I am a senior citizen who used to have normal blood pressure, but as I've become somewhat passive, now my blood pressure is up. GRR

[@90sDBestEra]

Thanks for explaining the science behind something that doctors advise us all the time..

[@johnnorvell1018]

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[@mahmoudothman8379]

Yeah he has a great way in explaining medical science

[@zonzoli10]

Best explanation I ever heard I'm ready to go to the gym right now because I have high blood pressure thank you so much!

[@georgelugaliki1307]

Brilliant explanation. I love it. Be blessed.

[@elaineyoung6724]

I have been taken off my bp tablets as it’s too low now after going to the gym for the last couple of years 💪🏼

[@victoriaebeling9987]

What an excellent explanation... I asked myself should I do high impact training with borderline high blood pressure... answer yes get on with it! No more excuses. Thanks

[@HobbyVolt]

This gave me so much hope. I just got wacked with hypertension and I didn't know what to do for exercise. Thank you so much!

[@keepitmoving777]

Wow! That was an amazing explanation of how it all works! Thanks. Now I understand it much better. Thank you!

[@adekunleogunleye6150]

Thank u I'm following ur lecture from Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@mas7937]

One of the best videos out there! Thanks a lot for teaching me how I can fight my early high blood pressure symptoms. So when every body says gym, gym, and gym. They are right.

[@PC2011HK]

"Welcome back Kotta" moment... Those good old days... Soaking it all up like a sponge. Thanks.

[@dya10718prospect]

Thats definitely the best explanation on the cardio system I’ve seen on KZbin. Great job 👏

[@AwesomeLosesWeight]

Thanks for this amazing video. I just came back from a run. My BP was 150/110 before came back and checked now it’s 120/88. This happened to me yesterday too. So decided to research what’s going on. Very well explained for the layman or at least those who have high BP and research these things.

[@TrunkShoes]

It’s called post exercise hypotension. It happens to me also. Unfortunately it goes back up after awhile

[@cfoster6804]

​@@TrunkShoesThat's why you keep moving throughout the day!

[@jamesmichaelfreer]

This translates into pure Motivation!

[@ashdgee]

I agree

[@sherwinjose4302]

WOW Im Blown Away! A truly Remarkable Doctor and Prevention Coach. SALUTE 🙏

[@FishyCatPlanet]

I was so stressed out to find the exact answerr and i found your video! This is awesome! Thank you

[@jorgeromero1103]

I hear more potassium in your diet will help also, 1 cucumber with lemon in a bullet mixer will also help

[@Sirillius]

Thank you, I can't believe how much I understood from your explanation, just so great.

[@mustaribegum7870]

I started following the Forwago workout sessions day after day and it hasn't just changed my body, but positively impacted my mental health and made me a new me..

[@unclemony5939]

You’re an informative and passionate teacher/Doctor. Thanks so much.

[@leighkelly2161]

Excellent presentation. Such gusto as well as great info 👍

[@sraza121]

Excellent explanation, I think it’s the best of all.

[@HEARNLADY]

Wow!!!! No DOCTOR has EVER TAKEN THE TIME TO EXPLAIN LIKW THIS!!! THank you ❤❤

[@jennyb3207]

You are incredible at explaining how this works. Thank you so much for helping so many people learn and understand physio!

[@dorries22]

Absolutely brilliant. I’m getting my bike out. Best explanation I’ve seen. Thank you. 🇬🇧

[@natemac7924]

Thankyou for laying it out,in a way i can understand it,Now i know how im helping myself!

[@patriciajones7555]

You Sir are a great teacher!! Thank you for explaining this so everyone can understand! After having Covid and relapsing my energy level was down then came the holidays and I quit going to the gym. I thought it would make my blood pressure go up!! Thanks for setting me straight and now I know I need to get back to the gym!!!!

[@AnnaMaria-zm8cv]

Finaly someone that explains HOW bloodpressure goes down with exercise. I have ladible high blood pressure (meaning its occasionaly high with extreme peaks during activity). And I am scared to exercise too much even if doctors have declared my heart to be healthy. Maybe now I dare to trust my body and ask a bit more from it. After all I survive some 'exercise' during work as well with or without the peaks. Thank you once again! Ps; my bloodpressure is getting better and better, the average always was in normal range but I now mostly stay in high normal during the day when active (and 110/70 when at rest).

[@lailisima]

Thanks for such a thorough and clear explanation. A reference video for certain!

[@peterruler48]

Brilliant! I found this today with my new Omron M7. It seemed contradictory at first but the video explains perfectly. However, how does this reduce hypertension / high blood pressure at rest long term?

[@jayc5756]

WOW!!! Cause I never got it at all. Like my pressure would go up exercising, so how does that help me dealing with hypertension. But he explained that perfectly. Thanks man! I appreciate it.

[@nirmalapatel2205]

Absolutely, well explained. I have watched many videos on this subject but first time I understood the functions and now determine to do exercise no matter what comes up. Thank you. It also make me think that the creator ( God whatever you call) hasn’t missed a tiny things in our body’s function so well and in sync.

[@theredshadow360]

As a person that faces near-syncope symptoms, I can say that going from hypertension to normotensive levels is a bad experience for me. No one could ever figure out what was going on but today I tried to simply start a workout and oh boy! I feel so much better

[@aliajohnson470]

Thank you for sharing this knowledge and excellent detailed diagram which l did not know. Blessings 💫

[@hollyridgley734]

Thank you for this video. We are studying the vascular system and exercising and school. This really helped and made a lot more sense than what my teacher was talking about.

[@mattrowland473]

Mental anxiety and stress raise blood pressure to a chronic state as well despite a good physical conditioning regime. So, take care of the mind through meditation and controlled relaxational pursuits as well to safeguard yourself in more respects.

[@GraceDollesin]

Very true ! Well said!

[@christianjaycabamungan314]

As i experiencing tsk

[@terrimax4275]

Wow are you a teacher? That was great

[@nemonemo6285]

Just about Perfectly explained. Can't really see how anyone could improve on that. Thank you, you have helped me.

[@recumbentrocks2929]

Great explanation Dr. You have put my mind at rest. My blood pressure is sometime bordering on high even though I have never smoked, am not over weight and get plenty of exercise. Thank you.

[@doctharry2397]

What an incredible presentation. I’m implementing this right now. And I’m going to watch it again and save it for future reference. And I’m a physician. This was awesome!!

[@Rosonicole]

Thank you for this!!!! I was so worried that since gaining weight (due to obviously not eating a proper diet nor exercising ) my increased BP being 140/90 was pretty scary. I kept getting anxiety when working out afraid that it would make it worse. Clearly psyching myself out.did some intensive cardio and I felt so good. What a relief!😅

[@emilyemily4927]

as a chinese student you help me alooooot, no one explained it in chinese, you saved me.

[@spiritualitywithvee]

That's such an awesome explanation. Thank you so much!

[@MrZombie57]

Thank you so much, I have not exercised much during this pandemic time and i have notice in my blood pressure go up, now that you have explained this im looking forward to restarting my exercise journey with a better dietary plan.

[@catjacks9254]

Me too- gd luck

[@rochelle8153]

Me too

[@jess1987]

My high blood pressure feels like it's through the sky. The only thing I'm able to do right now is walking and sometimes light jogging for 10 seconds. Anything else, even simply bending down essentially squashing my stomach; it brings my stress level up and I can't breathe. I get extremely out of breath just walking up my stairs. I get chronic heartburn as well which doesn't help. I hope I can get to a place, were I can run soon! Getting back to eating healthy, starting tomorrow as well.

[@ashdgee]

Healthy eating is key. Although I have never had chronic blood pressure issues, I started doing running and strength training about 3 years ago. My recent medical exams showed blood pressure dropped significantly. I eat a mediterranean diet and is one of the diets proven to be one of the best for cardio health. Eat lots of vegetables, cut out/reduce red meat (I eat chicken, wild fish, beans, chickpeas for protein), swap all your refined carbs for whole grains like steel cut oats and basmati rice.You dont have to start by running, even walks can help and you improve from there gradually to slow jogs/runs. The doctor in this video explained the effect of nitric oxide (NO) on blood vessel dilation. Eat foods with high nitrates like spinach, beetroot and hemp seeds. These have the nitrates that get converted to NO and relax your blood vessels, lowering BP over time. And, sugar is a deadly KILLER!! Stay healthy and all the best. God bless

[@katrinsinyagina3384]

I really REALLY LOVED THIS VIDEO, and very excited to watch others! thank you so much!

[@SanjaySingh-oi8ts]

hello , I am a student and i love your teaching .The way of your explanation is just make me understandable and i hope to meet you someday.

[@ChrisShahinMusic]

A Masterpiece of teaching! Thank you.

[@DrMattDrMike]

Too kind!

[@NikoHL]

I've never understood how exercising could help Decrease blood pressure, as that seemed Counterintuitive, but you have explained the process so clearly. Many thanks.. I'm off to the gym!! 🏋🚴💪

[@richardlawson6787]

Don't need a gym...running is free...chinups are free...situps are free...pushups are free...every body thinks I spend hours in a gym and are shocked when I tell them how little I do..probably better built than most gym goers

[@Jesusisvictorious_]

​@@richardlawson6787Interesting! What's ur workout routine?

[@richardlawson6787]

@@Jesusisvictorious_ three mile run five days a week...situps once per day as many as I can do ..pullups...pushups..one set each as many as I can knock out every third day...that's it....going to a gym encourages over training...if I have to drive thirty mins to a gym I'm not gonna stop at one set...nobody but steroid users are growing on ten sets a body part two or three times a week ..stimulate the muscle then give it plenty of time to recover...take this advise and just watch...I've experimented and it works big time...get on creatine and hmb and ashwagnda ..forget protein...eating tons of protein impedes muscle growth and turns into fat.

[@agroportal9957]

I’m going to tell you about five common ingredients you probably already have in your kitchen that can cure high blood pressure. 1) Quercetin - A study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition has reported that a 200 mg supplement of quercetin increased levels of nitric acid in the blood, thus dilating blood vessels and lowering blood pressure. But we saved the best for last. 2) Celery - A recent study based in China, published by the National Institute of Health (NIH), hails celery as a great natural option for reducing blood pressure. More than 87% of the participants showed a reduction in blood pressure after consuming celery regularly. 3) Melatonin - It’s been used for years as a natural sleeping medicine with no side effects. But surprisingly, an Italian research study published in the American Journal of Hypertension shows it also brings blood pressure down while you sleep. 4) Hawthorn - Hawthorn extract and hawthorn berries have been shown to have very good blood pressure-lowering effects, almost equivalent to prescription drugs. The best thing about hawthorn is that it not only lowers blood pressure, but also strengthens heart muscles. 5) Pomegranate juice - This elixir has enough medicinal value to earn the name ‘wonder fruit.’ Scottish researchers from Queen Margaret University have identified how amazing it works for lowering blood pressure.The most effective, quickest and easiest way to lower blood pressure naturally are 3 easy blood pressure exercises. Click here : tinyurl.com/yy2443ya

[@wamdue404]

I have hardly every seen such a good teacher - exceptional! Thanks

[@ashfaqhussain9475]

Well done 👍 even 5 years child can understand thanks 🙏

[@mekenginnocent2371]

Thank you Dr for this clear explanation. I just came back from my first sports session after my 160/100 bp measurement. I am more determined to do sports. I now see the relationship between sports and hypertension.

[@andreruegg9490]

Awesome! Great explanation, great presentation. KZbin at its absolute best. Thanks.

[@mepulley7913]

Thank you for this awesome video and explanation.

[@justme.53]

Brilliantly explained.... thank you so much for breaking this down. Makes a lot of sense.

[@justme.53]

@unknown sure

[@YahsChosenSeed]

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[@goatsintrees7468]

Thank you! I'm trying to get my head around what exercise does for blood pressure because I'm trying to get my BP down naturally and your talk is very comprehensive yet easy to understand.

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[@Youtuber-le9xx]

Love this guy's energy and knowledge on the subject!

[@DrMattDrMike]

Thanks! 😊

[@gerardfahey7557]

Wonderful video... I would argue that proper use of a sauna is the treatment for this person.. Activating stress to relieve stress could be a method that begins with no stress 😊 and be maintainable

[@LeoVocalMusicCovers]

Thanks a lot. You kept it simple and showed us visually so that we could understand. Great video, well done

[@debasish2332]

This is incredible. I was just speechless. No doctors explained me

[@Nobuhle412]

Wow great explanation made my school portfolio easier thank you textbook doesn't explain as well as you do thank you

[@Huanpr]

Great video. I was curious what about exercise helped manage bp. Got a more detailed answer than I could have wished for. Well done.

[@sueterra3911]

IDK how you did it, but I THINK I understood most of what you said. Well explained!!!!!! TY