Las enfermedades Cardiovasculares ya no son un problema exclusivo o mayoritariamente masculino. Muy por el contrario, el aumento de casos en la población femenina es proporcional al de hombres, siendo casi un 40% del total de casos según los últimos estudios vigentes. Justamente por ello, nuestra Sociedad participará patrocinando el 11º Simposio Cuyano de Enfermedad Cardiovascular en la Mujer a efectuarse en la ciudad de Mendoza entre los días 1 y 2 of August. Desde ya invitamos a toda la comunidad e interesados a inscribirse en: https://www.eventbrite.com.ar/e/11o-simposio-cuyano-de-enfermedad-cardiovascular-en-la-mujer-tickets-57212199228 También pueden descargar el programa en: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Bh6RzLeNbUmsqquEHfHiDVBro_0nuUo6/view
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El Mes de Medición de Mayo se trata de una iniciativa de medición de la presión arterial a nivel mundial centrada en hacer hincapié en la necesidad de tomar un mayor grado de conciencia con respecto a la presión arterial Nuestra meta: mejorar la salud mundial aumentando el grado de conciencia en materia de presión arterial. Información pública que es la hipertensión Se denomina “presión arterial” a la fuerza física que ejerce la sangre en los vasos sanguíneos. La misma hace posible la circulación de la sangre por el cuerpo para que les llegue sangre limpia, con oxígeno y nutrientes, a…
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Researchers from the Department of Nutritional Sciences at King's College London evaluated the effect of consuming anthocyanins, polyphenol that gives blueberries their color, in the regulation of blood pressure. The study was carried out in 40 participants, who were in perfect health, and they were randomly divided into two groups. The first group was supplied 200 grams of blueberries and the second group (control) They were given a drink with minerals. After monitoring blood pressure and measuring arterial dilation, Researchers found that the consumption of anthocyanin has a beneficial effect…
A recent study published in the American Journal of Physiology–Renal Physiology, reveals that low levels of zinc are associated with high blood pressure. This is the first study that attempts to elucidate the association that had previously been observed between the development of hypertension and Zinc levels.. The researchers studied the activity of the sodium chloride cotransporter in rats that were fed a low and normal level of zinc.. The results reveal that the activity of the transmembrane protein is altered by the presence of zinc, increasing when the zinc level is…
between the 27 y 29 of March of 2019 at the Institute of Nutrition and Food Technology (WHILE). This symposium will feature the participation of prominent international and national exhibitors, and within its themes it will address the following topics: 1. Healthy and sustainable foods. 2. Nutritional Genomics. 3. Nutrition and physical activity for a healthy life. 4. Socio-economic and cultural factors in nutrition. 5. Urban planning, nutrition, exercise and health It is also worth noting that in this symposium free works can be presented in poster form., in addition to having travel assistance for students of programs…
An Italian group of researchers studied the effect of consuming Spirulina on the reduction of blood pressure. Spirulina is a cyanobacteria considered a “superfood”, with high protein content, iron and other nutrients. Some research has indicated that Spirulina helps control blood glucose and lipid levels., It has anti-inflammatory properties and helps protect against certain types of cancer. Now, Work recently published in the journal Hypertension shows that Spirulina consumption reduces blood pressure through the phosphatidylinositol signaling pathway 3 recorder (PI3K/ACT). The researchers…
Scripps Research Institute researchers reveal how cells detect changes in blood pressure. Although the role of baroreceptor cells in regulating blood pressure was known, The mechanism by which these neurons regulate pressure through the baroreceptor reflex was unknown.. The results of the recent work published in the journal Science show that two proteins, PIEZO1 and PIEZO2, members of a family of proteins that convert physical stimuli such as touch or blood flow into chemical signals, are necessary for the functioning of the baroreceptor reflex. This finding will allow the development of an alternative therapy for those…