6.
High Blood Pressure increases risk of:
Kidney disease
Stroke
Heart failure
Mortality benefit with decreased BP starting at
115 mm Hg
7.
8.
9.
< 140/<90
? With diabetes
? With CAD
? With CKD
ACCORD Trial-5 years of follow up
BP in treatment group 119 mmHg vs 134 mm Hg
No difference in outcomes (MI, non-fatal stroke,
death)
More adverse events (3.3% vs 1.3%)
Hypotension, syncope, bradycardia, angioedema, renal
failure
12.
Aerobic Exercise
Can lower BP as much as 5-15 mmHg
Usually SBP decrease of 4-6 mmHg and diastolic
decrease of 3 mmHg
Resistance Training
BP decrease of 4/4
Recommendations:
30 min of activity most days of the week
15.
Diet of fruits, vegetables, low fat dairy
products
DASH Trial:
One of 3 diets:
Control diet: LOW in fruits, vegetables, and legumes
and HIGH in snacks, sweets, meats and saturated fat
Trial diet: HIGH in fruits, vegetables, and legumes and
LOW in snacks and sweets
Combination diet: HIGH in fruits, vegetables, legumes,
and low fat dairy products and LOW in snacks, sweets,
meats, and saturated fat
16.
Trial diet:
Combination diet:
Decrease in BP by 5.5/3 mmHg
If dx of HTN, even more benefit
Decrease in BP by 2.8/1.1 mmHg
11.4/5.5 mmHg
BP decrease was max at end of week 2 and
continued until end of trial (week 8)
17.
Regardless of sodium, DASH diet lowered BP
Low sodium in either diet lowered BP
Biggest benefit between high sodium control
diet and low sodium dash diet
11.5
mmHg
18.
Alcohol use
Women with 2 or more drinks daily and men with 3
or more drinks daily have higher chance of HTN
Dose related effect
Is some alcohol good for me??
LOW to MODERATE amount may be
1 drink/day for women
1-2 drinks/day in men