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BLOOD PRESSURE the pressure of the blood against the walls of the veins as it moves through the body the moment after the heart beats is when the pressure is biggest (systolic) the moment before the heart beats is when the pressure is smallest (diastolic) |
an immediate challenge in overcoming the limitations of the heart is understanding why blood-pressure rises as we get older when experience tells us that as we get older all the other muscles in our body become weaker from this observation it should be the case that the blood pressure falls as we age because the muscle itself is getting weaker and is less able to do the work the only bit of knowledge that this website has that explains why this is the case is that the blood-pressure rises because of too much salt this website is not going to do any research on the subject it is hoped that common sense approach, not a scientific inquiry, to this problem will produce results let's see if it does...
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two possibilities present themselves 1 the first reason that comes to mind is the unethical trends in our society does it makes sense to you to think that if something produces unnatural death removing that thing from a lifestyle cannot help but go towards removing its affects? see also the heart 2 the ability of the physiology to function reduces because we are not keeping pace with the changes that we have to incorporate into our physiology to keep pace with evolution |
NOTES the first purpose of the heart is to get sufficient blood to the furthest part of the body blood pressure is set by the strength of the heart minimum effort to get the blood around the body will result in the lowest possible diastolic pressure
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