Spreading the Blood Pressure Message across the Blogosphere

Like all good researchers I use Google Alerts to highlight any activity on the web related to blood pressure. Recently I set the alerts to include blogs that refer to blood pressure monitors and measuring blood pressure - well if I blog on and on about blood pressure then who else does?

A post on Peacefairs blog about blood pressure testing reinforces the opinion that its of great benefit to keep an eye on measurements and emphasises that taking readings at home is often more accurate and of greater help to you and your GP than blood pressure measurements taken in the surgery.

Most other blog posts seemed to be "scrapde articles" from elsewhere on the web but I guess the more freely this information is available the better for our health and wellbeing.

I now hope to find out lots more about healthy eating as it appears there is a big link between bad diet and high blood pressure.

Blood Pressure Monitors from First Aid Warehouse

The First Aid Warehouse has re-launched its new web site and offers a wide range of medical equipment for sale online. It now stocks over a dozen blood pressure monitors validated by the British Hypertension Society.

They give full descriptions of the various types of monitor available and offer different cuff sizes so you can be sure that you are getting accurate readings ast home.

Prices of these recommended blood pressure monitors are on average 35% less than on the high street and post and packaging is reasonable. Payment by all major debit and credit cards is secure with their online shop. If, when you receive the machine you decide you don't want it there is a full return and refund (back onto original card) policy with no quibble.