Blood Pressure Reducer Sheridan WY

High blood pressure is not something you'd expect to see in kids, but the incidence has risen dramatically in the last few years along with their obesity rates. And there's plenty of reason to be alarmed, since the condition can lead to heart disease later in life. Luckily, there's an easy way to treat it that doesn't involve nagging kids to get up and exercise.

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(307) 674-2012
1401 West 5th Street
Sheridan, WY
 
Dr. Barry Michael Wohl
(307) 672-6451
916 Jackson Ave
Sheridan, WY
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Pediatrics

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916 Jackson Ave
Sheridan, WY
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(307) 672-6451
916 Jackson Avenue
Sheridan, WY
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Medical School: Univ Of Pa Sch Of Med
Year of Graduation: 1975
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(307) 672-6451
916 Jackson Avenue
Sheridan, WY
 
Goose Creek Pediatrics
(307) 672-7700
1701 West 5th Street
Sheridan, WY
 
Wohl Barry M MD
(307) 672-6451
916 Jackson Avenue
Sheridan, WY
 
Bowers Mary I MD
(307) 672-7700
1701 West 5th Street Suite A
Sheridan, WY
 
Mary Imogen Bowers, MD
(307) 672-7700
1701 W 5th St Ste A
Sheridan, WY
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Pediatrics
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Medical School: Univ Of Wa Sch Of Med, Seattle Wa 98195
Graduation Year: 1982

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Sheridan, WY
 
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High blood pressure is not something you’d expect to see in kids, but the incidence has risen dramatically in the last few years along with their obesity rates. And there’s plenty of reason to be alarmed, since the condition can lead to heart disease later in life.

Luckily, there’s an easy way to treat it that doesn’t involve nagging kids to get up and exercise (not that being active is a bad thing, of course). Meditation, a proven blood pressure-reducer for adults, turns out to be useful for hypertensive children as well.

In a recent study at a middle school in Augusta, Georgia, 73 11- and 12-year olds were randomly assigned to either a meditation group or a health class where they learned about exercise and nutrition. After three months, the meditators, who practiced for 20 minutes twice a day, saw a significant drop in their blood pressure. The other group got no such benefit.

“If they keep it up, the meditators could substantially reduce their risk of dying from heart disease or stroke,” says Vernon Barnes, coauthor of the study. Some kids also got relief from headaches and asthma attacks, he adds.

A safe, and free, solution to some serious health problems: What more could you ask for?

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