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What are the causes of high blood pressure - what can I do? In 95% of people, no organic cause for hypertension can be found. Families often have an accumulation of this disease. Unfortunately,…

192. High blood pressure (hypertension)

Hypertension that is inadequately treated or not treated at all often causes no symptoms at all for a long time. However, in old age risk factors such as overweight, lack of exercise, diabetes and…

193. High blood pressure (hypertension) - High blood pressure (hypertension)

High blood pressure (hypertension) the unnoticed risk to your health Treat in time - maintain heart health Our heart - a fist-sized and about 300g "heavy" lightweight. 70ml of blood per…

194. Wellion Digital Thermometer - Wellion digital thermometer

Wellion digital thermometer Waterproof Digital Thermometer Measure temperature quickly and precisely With the waterproof Wellion Digital Thermometer you can quickly und precisely measure body…

195. Wellion Digital Thermometer

196. Hyperuricaemia

Choosing Food Recommended Not recommended Drinks Water, (sparkling) mineral water, soda with lemon, unsweetened herbal/ fruit tea > At least 2…

197. Hyperuricaemia

Consuming low-fat food and dishes A high fat consumption inhibits the excretion of uric acid via the kidneys and leads to increased levels of uric acid in the blood. Use low-fat foods and make…

198. Hyperuricaemia

Basic principles of nutritional therapy Reducing animal foods such as meat, sausage, offal and seafood Consuming low-fat food and dishes Avoiding consuming too much fructose Daily…

199. Hyperuricaemia

Hyperuricaemia - elevated uric acid levels Causes and consequences Painful joint inflammation / gout Uric acid is an end product from the protein metabolism and is mainly consumed with…

200. Hyperuricaemia

What effect does nutrition have? Nutrition forms the basis for treating elevated uric acid levels, regardless of the cause of the hyperuricaemia. It should be a low-purine and plant-based mixed…

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