Man.. Whoever sees this, I know life May be hard sometimes but I wish you nothing but the best!!.. Good things and happiness are soon to come. Amen❤️❤️
More research has been done on systolic blood pressure, which perhaps looks like systolic blood pressure must be the most important overall. As you so eloquently stated, both are important. However, we know that as of 2017 that "it's the systolic blood pressure not diastolic that correlate with CVD outcomes and death in people over 50 years old" according to research. Thank goodness research has answered this question along with other important questions about the best treatment strategy to reduce morbidity and mortality of cardiovascular disease. Prior to the 1960's, doctors were resistant to treating hypertension because there were no good studies to highlight that high blood pressure should be controlled. As a result, we lost a lot of people including President Roosevelt. I am convinced that knowledge, training, and support will help save many lives. Keep it up!
Dr Frita My child you are awesome love the way you talk salute to your knowledge I bet your parents are proud of you I enjoy listening to you May God Almighty always bless you and give you strength to help people.
Thanks for the Infomation Dr. Frita I got a better understanding of Blood Pressure. I do sometimes check my pressure at home I have Blood Pressure Cuff. I do keep my blood pressure under control is was HARD it got easier after a while.
If we are highly mekanated, we may need more vitamin D3/K2 the K2 keeps calcium out of our arteries ..so they won't be stiff, or less stiff D3 is extra, since we don't get much from sun A good way to get K2, is eating NATTO. you could get from asian markets That could be one of TSKI MIKA from Japan's secrets Being 92, and doing splits
The key is to maintain and monitor your blood pressure… you have to eliminate all the risk factors take your maintenance medicine… There’s no cure for blood pressure…
So, based on this, both numbers are important, but for different reasons and for different demographic groups. It took her quite a while to reveal what, in the opinion of the AHA- the American Heart Association, is a healthy (maximum) blood pressure. I wonder, does the American Cardiology Society concur with the American Hearth Association on this (or are they two of the same thing?)? Good video. I will be getting a copy of her book...
Thank you Dr Please tell me more about pedal edema, due to Amlodipine intake by some patients Do we need to stop them from taking in case a patient gets edema, or we can switch to another class of drug Thx 🙏🏿
Am the respect for your work and dedication. With all this respect, if you'll allow me I would point the fact that a more considered, structured presentation would have halfed its time and made it more easy to follow and understand all of it. I think of you get rid of that big amount of marketing stuff, showing more passion toward the main point of this presentation, you would get even more success with it than you already have. Thank you for the good knowledge, I'm still curious what actually the dyastola pressure (high or low) does in our body. Cheers!
Im 70. I take 75mg irbesartin . When I'm standing like cooking my BP will drop to like 77/56 pulse goes to 114-124. My nephrologist says nothing when I tell him. What would be your thoughts ?
Dr. Frita, Amazon just delivered your book! I read chapter 1 last night before bed. What I'm appreciating so far is you are one of us. You talk in a way I can understand. I understand the white Doctors are sharing the same information but their speech patterns don't reach my heart, (which coincidentally is what I'm trying to protect). I was diagnosed about 7- 8 years ago. I'm retired now. My time is more my own. I'm going to turn my attention to my health before it's too late. Thank you so much for this book. $20 is nothing. I spend more than that out with my girls.
i would say diastolic cause it informs you of the kidneys and the other is your glands. if the kidneys and glands is not working right then the blood pressure will become whacked.
I don't understand why I can never see the links or "the descriptions" below the videos with my smart phone? what am I doing wrong? Can someone help me out with this. It's driving me crazy 🤪.
Hi Willie, I actually answer your question personally in my latest video: Ask Dr. Frita Medical Questions and Answers - ruclips.net/video/ykjIeCYg9zQ/видео.html. Thank you for watching!
@@DrFritaMy diastolic is in between 83, 89, 91, 92, 93,,94, 96. it use to be 120, 111, 104, 102 at one time. Last 91, 92. I'm 55 years old. Should I worry?
Hi Jude, I actually answer your question personally in my latest video: Ask Dr. Frita Medical Questions and Answers - ruclips.net/video/ykjIeCYg9zQ/видео.html. Thank you for watching! You can get a copy here: www.amazon.com/dp/B09RWBPQYH 😉
I took my wife to ER earlier this year with a BP 192/134. Kiaser kept her there for a couple of hours to lower her bp. I had to fight with them because they were sending her home with a BP 173/111. They told her she'll be okay with that BP. SMH I feel some hospitals after covid just want you in an out. Now she's on pills for BP. Can you get BP from your family? Like passed down?
Yes, research shows that you can be genetically prone to develop high blood pressure. Especially, it seems, if one of your parents has/had high blood pressure?
Micheal, yes it is very hereditary. Come to think of it, we most like eat the foods we have been eating since childhood , basically our lifestyle don't change much as we grew up. Unless, we take drastic steps which starts from the brain by identifying and accepting what was bad and actively and intentionally changing it before it's too late. I know from personal experience having seen my uncles suffered so from diabetes and HBP, I have equipped myself with wealth of information since I was 14 about this diseases as I don't want to fall victim.
Hi Jasmine, I actually answer your question personally in my latest video: Ask Dr. Frita Medical Questions and Answers - ruclips.net/video/ykjIeCYg9zQ/видео.html. Thank you for watching!
Love your videos. I share with others. Do you think Potassium is what is missing from most African American diets and that is why most of us have diabetes? I would love for you to cover this. Thanks for sharing.
Thank goodness for you I appreciate your knowledge and advice. BTW you are so beautiful, pink is your color , looks so good on you beautiful tanned skin❤
@@rigobryant8050 My diastolic is in between 83, 89, 91, 92, 93,,94, 96. it use to be 120, 111, 104, 102 at one time. Last 91, 92. I'm 55 years old. Should I worry?
Man.. Whoever sees this, I know life May be hard sometimes but I wish you nothing but the best!!.. Good things and happiness are soon to come. Amen❤️❤️
Hello what insurance do you accept?
Amen😇
💜🙌🏽💙Amen
Thank you Dr frita for explaining something so simple but so confusing many doctors don't explain like you thank you so much
Dr, thank you for this breakdown of the blood pressure reading.
More research has been done on systolic blood pressure, which perhaps looks like systolic blood pressure must be the most important overall. As you so eloquently stated, both are important. However, we know that as of 2017 that "it's the systolic blood pressure not diastolic that correlate with CVD outcomes and death in people over 50 years old" according to research.
Thank goodness research has answered this question along with other important questions about the best treatment strategy to reduce morbidity and mortality of cardiovascular disease.
Prior to the 1960's, doctors were resistant to treating hypertension because there were no good studies to highlight that high blood pressure should be controlled. As a result, we lost a lot of people including President Roosevelt.
I am convinced that knowledge, training, and support will help save many lives. Keep it up!
Hi Dr Tanya!
@@angelahampton8190 Hello!
Thank you so much Dr Tonya~ 🤗❣️❣️
@@brendagbrown1287 You are very welcome!😄❤❤ I just finished a short video on refractory hypertension (featuring my mentors) that might be of interest.
@@DrTonyaBreauxShropshire Thank you Dr Tonya~ I will check it out. 🤗❣️❣️
this is a great video to watch, thank you.
I've never understood the "one size fits all" system irregardless of age, ethnicity, etc. The rest of it makes sense to me.
Thank you Dr. Frita for all of your Great Advice. This video is very important and very informative! Once again thanks and have a Great Day!🤗❤
Dr Frita My child you are awesome love the way you talk salute to your knowledge I bet your parents are proud of you I enjoy listening to you May God Almighty always bless you and give you strength to help people.
Thanks Dr Frita for sharing this great information.
My BP is way too high. But I can't take the meds. The side effects don't work for me. Love the video. Great info 👍🏾
Better to take your meds and have a heart attack, good luck.
**than
Awesome information on BP from Dr Frita . Thank you Queen
Thank you very much Doctor. I appreciate your videos from South Africa!
Thank you for this great information.
Thank you Dr for this detailed information on blood pressure. Remain blessed. From RSA
How do you treat hypertension when the systolic pressure is still high but the diastolic pressure is fine or even low?
I have that problem my top number will be like 150 and the bottom number will be like 58
Thank you so much for this helpful info to someone like me who suffers from high blood pressure
Thank you for this great information. Will continue to follow for more information..
Thanks for sharing important information!!!
Thanks for the Infomation Dr. Frita I got a better understanding of Blood Pressure. I do sometimes check my pressure at home I have Blood Pressure Cuff. I do keep my blood pressure under control is was HARD it got easier after a while.
If we are highly mekanated, we may need more vitamin D3/K2
the K2 keeps calcium out of our arteries ..so they won't be stiff, or less stiff
D3 is extra, since we don't get much from sun
A good way to get K2, is eating NATTO. you could get from asian markets
That could be one of TSKI MIKA from Japan's secrets
Being 92, and doing splits
Dr Frita is very engaging to watch.
Thank You Dr Frita!, For Another Great, And Informative Video! I LOVE Your Beautiful Outfit!
Love Dr Frita, great information!
The key is to maintain and monitor your blood pressure…
you have to eliminate all the risk factors
take your maintenance medicine…
There’s no cure for blood pressure…
Thank you once again!
Dr. Friday is On It!!!
Thanks for the information Dr Frita
Outstanding information, as usual !!!!
Thank you for your channel. 🥰 Apprecilove
Thank you Dr. Frita.⭐🌻⭐
Thanks for sharing this with us.
So, based on this, both numbers are important, but for different reasons and for different demographic groups. It took her quite a while to reveal what, in the opinion of the AHA- the American Heart Association, is a healthy (maximum) blood pressure. I wonder, does the American Cardiology Society concur with the American Hearth Association on this (or are they two of the same thing?)?
Good video. I will be getting a copy of her book...
Hmm don’t smoke, no alcohol, weight 158 in my mid forty night shift life and sucks makes my Bottom number high thank you Doctor
Thank you Dr
Please tell me more about pedal edema, due to Amlodipine intake by some patients
Do we need to stop them from taking in case a patient gets edema, or we can switch to another class of drug
Thx 🙏🏿
Am the respect for your work and dedication. With all this respect, if you'll allow me I would point the fact that a more considered, structured presentation would have halfed its time and made it more easy to follow and understand all of it. I think of you get rid of that big amount of marketing stuff, showing more passion toward the main point of this presentation, you would get even more success with it than you already have. Thank you for the good knowledge, I'm still curious what actually the dyastola pressure (high or low) does in our body. Cheers!
Thank you Dr Frita, I certainly will tune in more often, you are a highly educated, well spoken woman..
Thanks for sharing this information
Im 70. I take 75mg irbesartin . When I'm standing like cooking my BP will drop to like 77/56 pulse goes to 114-124. My nephrologist says nothing when I tell him. What would be your thoughts ?
Thanks Doc Am Namutebi from Uganda 🇺🇬 I want to no how to use sea salt to control my blood pressure
Thank you doc🙏🏽❤️👍
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Thanks Dr.Fr
I'm 61 yrs old how about my sys, is 150 then my dias,is 100 what to do then? Pls I need your advice thanks doc .Godbless you more
..... thank you doctor.
very helpful. thanks
Dr. Frita, Amazon just delivered your book! I read chapter 1 last night before bed. What I'm appreciating so far is you are one of us. You talk in a way I can understand. I understand the white Doctors are sharing the same information but their speech patterns don't reach my heart, (which coincidentally is what I'm trying to protect). I was diagnosed about 7- 8 years ago. I'm retired now. My time is more my own. I'm going to turn my attention to my health before it's too late. Thank you so much for this book. $20 is nothing. I spend more than that out with my girls.
Thank you Dr. Fisher, for another great video. Keep up the good work, of gettin this information out to ppl.
Thanks Dr. Frita. Does blood pressure normally go higher after a meal? For example, after having lunch, my Sys was 145 and my Dia was 85.
My bf usually was 130/50 Im taking maintenance how can I increase my diastolic aside from medication thank you dr for the reply
if blood pressure is the pressure that blood places on the arterial wall during heart relaxation, why is it not zero?
It’s imperative that this condition be avoided and healed before it goes too far.
Thank You
i would say diastolic cause it informs you of the kidneys and the other is your glands. if the kidneys and glands is not working right then the blood pressure will become whacked.
I don't understand why I can never see the links or "the descriptions" below the videos with my smart phone? what am I doing wrong? Can someone help me out with this. It's driving me crazy 🤪.
Dr. Freda what about your pulse reading, what role do it play with blood pressure.
Hi Willie, I actually answer your question personally in my latest video: Ask Dr. Frita Medical Questions and Answers - ruclips.net/video/ykjIeCYg9zQ/видео.html. Thank you for watching!
@@DrFritaMy diastolic is in between 83, 89, 91, 92, 93,,94, 96. it use to be 120, 111, 104, 102 at one time. Last 91, 92. I'm 55 years old. Should I worry?
Thank you Dr. how do i get your book Under pressure.?
Hi Jude, I actually answer your question personally in my latest video: Ask Dr. Frita Medical Questions and Answers - ruclips.net/video/ykjIeCYg9zQ/видео.html. Thank you for watching! You can get a copy here: www.amazon.com/dp/B09RWBPQYH 😉
No one has ever explained to me what they meant... idiots. Dr. Frita just did it in 10 seconds.. thank you.
Hi doc! How could I get a copy of your book?
I checked my blood pressure this morning it's was 134 over 85 P 58 this don't understand but I'm on medication but I still getting high
Hi doctor. I started keto and IF one month ago BP went from 180/110 to 130/100. May I know why my DIA still very high ? I didn’t take any pill.
I took my wife to ER earlier this year with a BP 192/134. Kiaser kept her there for a couple of hours to lower her bp. I had to fight with them because they were sending her home with a BP 173/111. They told her she'll be okay with that BP. SMH I feel some hospitals after covid just want you in an out. Now she's on pills for BP. Can you get BP from your family? Like passed down?
Yes, research shows that you can be genetically prone to develop high blood pressure. Especially, it seems, if one of your parents has/had high blood pressure?
Agreed
Micheal, yes it is very hereditary. Come to think of it, we most like eat the foods we have been eating since childhood , basically our lifestyle don't change much as we grew up. Unless, we take drastic steps which starts from the brain by identifying and accepting what was bad and actively and intentionally changing it before it's too late. I know from personal experience having seen my uncles suffered so from diabetes and HBP, I have equipped myself with wealth of information since I was 14 about this diseases as I don't want to fall victim.
What causes one number to be higher than the other?
Hi Jasmine, I actually answer your question personally in my latest video: Ask Dr. Frita Medical Questions and Answers - ruclips.net/video/ykjIeCYg9zQ/видео.html. Thank you for watching!
Well done'
God bless you and keep up the good work
Jhusmc
How do I get your book
Love your videos. I share with others. Do you think Potassium is what is missing from most African American diets and that is why most of us have diabetes? I would love for you to cover this. Thanks for sharing.
WHAT ABOUT OVER 50 YEARS? IF THE DIASTOLIC IS 95-100???????
My blood pressure is usually something like 156 over 54
Ps love your hair style
I think the top number is more important
The bottom number is more important than the top should be right around 80
beautiful makeup
Thank goodness for you I appreciate your knowledge and advice. BTW you are so beautiful, pink is your color , looks so good on you beautiful tanned skin❤
Smh I am 35 and my diastolic stays in high 80s...yep I'm doomed.
May I ask if you are taking any BP medication?
@@gloriamaryhaywood2217 no I am not
Trying cutting back on salt and walking 30 mins a day.
Mine too, I can't seem to lower it consistently and I'm a active person that takes natural herbs that's supposed to lower bp
@@rigobryant8050 My diastolic is in between 83, 89, 91, 92, 93,,94, 96. it use to be 120, 111, 104, 102 at one time. Last 91, 92. I'm 55 years old. Should I worry?
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My bp is better. Thank you.jhusmc
too repetitive