Yes, stress will lead to increased blood pressure (this will not just be a spike it will be a prolonged response that last the duration of your stress) because your body can not tell the difference between a perceived threat or an actual threat. Meaning your body will respond the same way to either case. If you were to stumble across a lion in the jungle or stress about an absurd deadline while in the office, both cases will lead to the same wide spread physiological response.
How to low stress of high blood pressure:
You have 2 divisions of the autonomic nervous system; sympathetic ( fight or flight) and parasympathetic (rest and digest) . Both divisions are always active and can be thought of a balance beam, at times one division can dominate over the other, but generally they are about equal at rest. Most organs of the body are dual innervated by SNS and PNS nerves which gives your body fine control over these organs (equivalent to the 2 pedals of your car, one breaks and one accelerates).
Under stress (stimulating sympathetic response equivalent to your bodies gas pedal) you are creating a wide spread response throughout your body: pupils dialate, inhibition of the digestive system, construction of blood vessels (increase in bp), increased heart rate, and even increased glycogen break down in the liver/skeletal muscles which also lead to increased blood pressure (more glucose in the blood for long periods of time). We evolved these mechanism to be able to maintain a prolonged response when running from a lion or trying to catch food.
The problem is that in the post industrialized area we are promoting the same fight or flight response but for vastly different reasons. Sitting for 4 hours a day makes you 50% more likely to develope cardiovascular disease and a prolonged sympathetic stimulation will only add to this chance. You could rely on medication, but you are not addressing the cause of your problem. Breathing techniques can be used to activate the parasympathetic nervous system and help restore you to the appropriate balance between the 2 extremes.
In conclusion, I would recommend meditation or other coping mechanisms that teach you how to perceive stress in a more beneficial way.
Your body can only respond in the way the stimulus is interpreted by the mind (at the cerebral cortex) so If you learn to perceive stress in a different way it will have profound impacts on your body and you won't have to rely on drugs.
Also Visit ➴
You have 2 divisions of the autonomic nervous system; sympathetic ( fight or flight) and parasympathetic (rest and digest) . Both divisions are always active and can be thought of a balance beam, at times one division can dominate over the other, but generally they are about equal at rest. Most organs of the body are dual innervated by SNS and PNS nerves which gives your body fine control over these organs (equivalent to the 2 pedals of your car, one breaks and one accelerates).
Also Visit ➴
Under stress (stimulating sympathetic response equivalent to your bodies gas pedal) you are creating a wide spread response throughout your body: pupils dialate, inhibition of the digestive system, construction of blood vessels (increase in bp), increased heart rate, and even increased glycogen break down in the liver/skeletal muscles which also lead to increased blood pressure (more glucose in the blood for long periods of time). We evolved these mechanism to be able to maintain a prolonged response when running from a lion or trying to catch food.
Also Visit ➴
The problem is that in the post industrialized area we are promoting the same fight or flight response but for vastly different reasons. Sitting for 4 hours a day makes you 50% more likely to develope cardiovascular disease and a prolonged sympathetic stimulation will only add to this chance. You could rely on medication, but you are not addressing the cause of your problem. Breathing techniques can be used to activate the parasympathetic nervous system and help restore you to the appropriate balance between the 2 extremes.
Also Visit ➴
In conclusion, I would recommend meditation or other coping mechanisms that teach you how to perceive stress in a more beneficial way.
Your body can only respond in the way the stimulus is interpreted by the mind (at the cerebral cortex) so If you learn to perceive stress in a different way it will have profound impacts on your body and you won't have to rely on drugs.
Also Visit ➴
Nice details Download Rajasthan Board 10th Result 2017 and Rajasthan Board 12th Result 2017 from here that will available soon.
ReplyDeletecheck out SEBA AHSEC Result 2017 in the month of May
ReplyDelete2017 and also check out ISC 12th Result 2017 after
releasing.
Hury Up!! Only Few Days Left Win Contest 2019
ReplyDeleteHury Up!! Only Few Days Left take participate and win Online win trip
ReplyDelete
ReplyDeleteyou can find
Bhupendra Narayan Mandal University
ReplyDeleteyou can find
list of best school in india
best school in india
Best schoolS in india
Interesting and well shared blog . Liked and admire this post , thanks .
ReplyDeleteBest Happy New Year Quotes
Inspirational Sayings for the New Year
Happy New Year Love Quotes For Lovers
New Year Shayari For Couple
New year quotes and greetings
New Year Quotes
Happy New Year Wishes Message Quotes Images
Latest Happy New Year Messages
Happy New Year Messages in Hindi
Best Happy New Years Quotes To Share With Friends
thanks for share Nuru body to body south Delhi
ReplyDeleteBest Erotic Body to body Massage in delhi
Female to male Best Body to body Massage in delhi
B2b massage in delhi at low price
Best Body to body Massage center in delhi
Best and low price Body to body Massage in delhi
Sensual body Massage in delhi
Best center for Body to body Massage in delhi
Total Relax spa Body to body Massage in delhi
body to body massage center in Green park
best massage parlour delhi
ReplyDeletecross gender massage in delhi
full body massage prices
spa in hauz khas
massaging body spa
Delhi spa video Full Body to body b2b Female to male spa sandwich massage in Delhi green park
sweeptakesvalue.com
ReplyDeleteInshaneDesigns Viper Sweepstakes
The 2020 Glasses Giveaway
UTSA ACC Spin to Win Game
Stress can significantly impact blood pressure levels, leading to spikes that may affect overall health. Managing stress effectively is key to maintaining healthy blood pressure levels. Meri Sehat recognizes the importance of stress management and offers access to vital signs monitoring resources and online consultations through vital signs. Let's prioritize stress reduction strategies to promote better cardiovascular health with platforms like Meri Sehat.
ReplyDelete