Every year millions are downed by this mysterious syndrome.
All over the world perhaps the family members, friends or even colleagues of a high blood pressure victim can testify that their loved one is healthy and has no visible symptoms of the disease, yet die because of it.
In America alone, there were as many as one in every three Americans has this malady already.
Except for those who have their blood pressure checked and knew that they by now have the syndrome, still more than half of those who were left doesn't know that they were victims already.
Things to Know about HBP There were a number of things that we need to know and consider when HBP is concerned.
Here are some of the most universal facts regarding the silent killer:

• A normal adult blood pressure will have a sphygmomanometer reading of 120/80mmHg.
  If in any circumstances that your blood pressure (BP) reading exceeds both the upper and the lower number or either, you are a candidate for hypertension.
  
• HBP can be a result of many risk factors including poor lifestyle and unhealthy diet like smoking, too much lingering stress, excessive caffeine intake, above normal sodium or salt consumption, drugs overuse and even contraceptives.
  
• If your family has a persistent history of hypertension, your chances of developing this malady is much greater compared to those people with no historical background of it.
  
• Most of the cases have no recorded symptoms.
  
• HBP will eventually go back to normal when all of the risk factors are inhibited from entering the body.
  

These factors and other significant things related to increasing the normal blood pressure should be put in mind to free our self from the most dreadful and mysterious condition.
What are HBP Symptoms? Until now it is not clear what causes high blood pressure and even its origin is still vague.
Except for some advanced stages or more severe HBP conditions, these symptoms could be more or less felt:

• Headaches with no known origins.
  
• Profuse sweating and sudden breath shortness.
  
• Rapid or abnormal pulse.
  
• Sudden vision blurredness or even vision loss.
  
• Dizziness.
  

These symptoms can be felt only during advanced high blood pressure stages when your BP measurement reaches an abnormally high reading.
Don't wait for these symptoms to be felt, it could have been too late.
Live a healthy life and be hypertension-free.