PREVENT THESE BLOOD VICTIMS OF KRN BLOCKING DOWN OF BLOOD DROPS WITH BEKAM

High blood pressure / hypertension can cause blood vessels to rupture because it is not strong to withstand high blood pressure. If it is so, the medical side also can not do anything. There was one article in the Science Forum where a doctor had to lose his wife who broke his blood vessels despite being hospitalized in Penang.

Actually efforts to prevent the outbreak of blood vessels can be done with cupping / hijamah. Proverbial bike tire if the air pressure is too tight, it can explode. To lower the air pressure, it is easy. Simply remove a certain amount of wind, so the pressure is normal again.

Well blood pressure too. If some blood is removed from our body through cupping, then the blood pressure returns to normal. Moreover, cupping is not just reducing the volume of blood (although only 1/4 bag blood donors), but also remove dirty blood (contains cholesterol, uric acid, blood sugar, etc.) that potentially clot and cause blood vessel blockage. As a result of blocked blood vessels, not only cause high blood pressure, but also stroke.

If you suffer from hypertension, I recommend to regular cupping once a month so as not to get clogged or broken blood vessels.

Avoiding Stroke

Stroke there are two kinds. The first type is called ischemic stroke, is a more common type of stroke. Ischemic stroke occurs when blood flow to the brain is blocked or blocked. Atherosclerosis, a condition in which stiffening and narrowing of blood vessels occurs due to the buildup of fatty substances in the blood vessel wall, is one of the major causes of ischemic stroke. Narrowing of blood vessels to the brain cells causes blood flow and the supply of nutrients to the brain will decrease. In addition, the precipitates of fatty substances can be released in the form of small clumps that may block blood flow to the brain, resulting in brain cells lack of oxygen and nutrients.

The second type is called haemorrhagic stroke, which is a stroke caused by rupture of blood vessels in the brain, resulting in bleeding in the brain. Haemorrhagic stroke generally occurs due to excessively high blood pressure. Almost 70 percent of cases of haemorrhagic stroke occur in people with hypertension (high blood pressure). Hypertension causes greater pressure on blood vessel walls, resulting in weakened blood vessel walls and vulnerable blood vessels. However, hemorrhagic stroke can also occur in non-hypertensive patients. In such cases usually blood vessels rupture due to a sudden rise in blood pressure due to a particular cause, for example because of food or emotional factors.

Rupture of blood vessels somewhere in the brain can cause brain cells that are supposed to get oxygen supply and the nutrients carried through these blood vessels become nutritional deficiencies and eventually die. Blood that burst from blood vessels that rupture can also damage the brain cells that surround it. Although it occurs less frequently than ischemic stroke, only 20 percent of stroke cases occur, but haemorrhagic stroke is more seriously dangerous than ischemic stroke.

Regard @abumuhammad