Health & Fitness
Drop Pounds, Drop Your Blood Pressure
Dr. Jonathan Reich explains the "phenomenal" way weight loss can lower your blood pressure by tackling the root cause, not just the symptoms
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Are you managing high blood pressure with medication but wish you could address the root cause? According to Jonathan Reich, M.D., the medical director of bariatric surgery at Hackensack Meridian Southern Ocean Medical Center, the solution might be simpler than you think.
Dr. Reich calls the connection between weight loss and lower blood pressure "phenomenal," revealing the surprising mechanical reason why extra pounds force your body to literally work against itself. It’s not just about your heart; it’s about a chain reaction that starts in your abdomen.
But what if you don't own a scale? In the full article, Dr. Reich shares the subtle, everyday signs—from sore feet to shortness of breath—that your body is telling you it's time for a change.
Ready to feel good, function well, and potentially change your life?
Click to read the full story and uncover Dr. Reich's simple, actionable advice for taking control of your health today.
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