четверг, 7 февраля 2013 г.
Вопреки прогнозам аналитиков недвижимость Италии продолжает дешеветь
Еще в конце прошлого года звучали прогнозы о том, что рынок недвижимости Италии в 2010 году начнет свое восстановление, и уже к весне цены на итальянскую недвижимость вырастут на 5%.
Однако, пока эти прогнозы не оправдались.
Недвижимость в Италии продолжает дешеветь. В среднем с начала этого года цены на недвижимость упали на 1-1,5%.
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вторник, 5 февраля 2013 г.
Some Possible Ways to Combat High Blood Pressure
I was diagnosed with high blood pressure (hypertension) when I was in my early thirties. I was always overweight except for a brief time in my early adulthood when I was lifting weights and going to the gym every day like it was a religion. Then came cubicle work, marriage, and fatherhood. Lack of exercise, fat genes, and too much of the wrong kinds of foods spells disaster in this realm. Now, I do believe that certain blood pressures are predisposed in some people based on some as yet not understood or known about genetic factors. Why do I believe this? I believe it because I have known very heavy people with perfect blood pressure. I also know skinny people with high blood pressure. There is also the stress factor and how each individual handles it. There are also stimulative substances like caffeine.
Blood Pressure Measurement.
Blood pressure is the measurement of the pressure that your blood places on your arteries and other blood vessels. The top number, the Systolic pressure, is the measurement when your heart pumps the blood. That is why it is a higher number. The Diastolic pressure is the force in between heart beats, which is why it is (or should be) lower. It has been accepted for a long time that normal blood pressure is 120/80. Now some drug companies and others are trying to push that lower. This is controversial because more and more data shows that not everyone can or should have the same pressure. Some people are normal with 115/70, or 110/60, while others are 120/80, 125/85, 135/85, etc. As a matter of fact, 140/90, which has long been considered pre-hypertension is actually normal for many people and no reason to panic, only to monitor. Recent data has shown that the lower pressures that some are pushing for would actually be detrimental to some of our older people, resulting in confusion and light headedness.
So you see, there is a lot to these numbers and you should measure yours and try to track what is normal for you. You should monitor it because if it spikes often or goes too high you are damaging your blood vessels and organs like your heart and kidneys, among others. It can lead to strokes, blood clots, aneurysms, and even aortic dissection which killed actor John Ritter. I do not know if his came from untreated high blood pressure or some other cause, but anything that puts frequent high pressure on your blood vessels can result in ruptures and other catastrophic events.
I can say that many times I get perfectly normal readings. I have had readings of all of the already mentioned pressures, but at the same time I have had dangerous spikes like 160/100, and as high as 200/120 during panic attacks and other stressful times. I am on 3 powerful medicines and the doctors have not been able to narrow down my "all over the map" blood pressure. Maybe it's normal for me, but I am on the medicines just in case. My current doctor is the head of cardiology at his hospital and he even told me that it's not my weight, although of course losing it couldn't hurt. He said it's just too sporadic and leans on the side of stress coupled with something unknown. A few years ago I had a stress test and an echo cardiogram and those came out okay, as well as frequent EKG's. Get these tests if you can. If any ting they can spot clogging of your arteries early on so it doesn't end up in a heart attack or stroke.
There are several blood pressure measuring devices. There are the cuffs at some drug store and supermarket chains. They say that the doctor's office arm cuff measuring devices are the best. I never liked them. They seem to squeeze way too tightly. A word here about cuff tightness. If you are a large person like me, you might need a larger cuff. Don't be afraid to ask for one. A cuff that is too small will result in false high readings. they also sell at home electronic models with an arm cuff, but these are too small for my arm. I am muscular and overweight so my arm is just too big for them.
I use an Omron wrist model. It is pretty accurate with doctor's office models (I have tested this on numerous occasions) and they are compact and easy to use. They pump up, count it out, and spit out your pressure in a few seconds. While you do not want to take your pressure all the time, for brief "measuring windows" it can provide you with a larger picture of your pressure. Many people get nervous when in the doctor's office and get higher than normal readings. This is very common and is labeled as "white coat hypertension". The white coat is the doctor or medical staff's white coat. I know that my readings are usually high at the doctor and lower at home. I have had readings as high as 160/90 at a doctor's office only to have a perfect 120/80 an hour later at home. I have also have scary high readings at home which is why I ended up on medication.
Medication
There are several classes of medications for hypertension. There are beta blockers which cause the heart to slow the force of it's beats, thus lowering pressure. There are alpha blockers which relax the muscles inside blood vessels to keep more blood flowing and the pressure is lower when more blood can flow through the body unhindered by tight vessel walls. There are angiotensin II receptor antagonists, which block a certain hormone that the kidneys produce which causes blood vessels to contract and raise the pressure of the blood. Block this out and the pressure goes down. Diuretics are commonly used. The theory here is that when you cause more water to be excreted in urine, blood volume decreases thus lowering pressure. There are also calcium channel blockers, which also cause blood vessel wall (muscle) relaxation. So, this is what they do. They all use different mechanisms to try to lower the blood pressure. Some work amazingly well. Some work well for some and not in others. They start you out on one or more and see how they work. they might work at first and then your body gets used to them. Then the dose goes up or they switch one or more of the drugs to see the effect. I can say that I had little effect from these drugs until recently when I was prescribed a an alpha blocker. I still don't know why I am taking the other two drugs, I guess for some cumulative effect, but this one worked for me. It's no panacea, as I still get spikes due to stress and such, but I am much better off than I was before. Also, I am fortunate that all three of mine come in generic versions, which is much cheaper. There are other types of medications that I left out. You can look up blood pressure or hypertension medications in an online search or in Wikipedia.
A quick note. Blood pressure medications are usually introduced in a gradually increasing dose up to the main dose. Also, you CANNOT just go off them. They have to be weened off SLOWLY under your doctor's supervision. Quickly discontinuing hypertension medication can be FATAL.
Nutritional Supplements and Food
There are several things that are out there which they claim can help with hypertension. I have tried them all with some effect, but nothing compared to modern pharmaceuticals. There are various herbal concoctions that are said to mimic what many of the aforementioned drugs do, but I have found this to be mostly hype. Also, if you can get a generic drug, it's probably cheaper to get the drug than the expensive supplement, as long as you go to the doctor and get a new prescription every so often. DO NOT attempt to buy prescription drugs over the Internet. You might be getting the wrong dose or the wrong medication, or both. They might not be manufactured to the same specifications, or they might come from China and have plastics and other industrial waste in them. Don't take such a chance with your body.
There are several natural things that I say can't hurt and might show some promise. Even if they do not work as a blood pressure lowerer, they can have pleasant side benefits associated with keeping your circulatory system working as best as it can. There are vitamins like natural Vitamin E. It is a great antioxidant and is great for keeping the fish oils fresh in your system. Vitamin E has to be natural (d-alpha tocopherol vs the man made dL-alpha) to have the most benefit. That is why natural is expensive. If you get it, get one with d-alpha as well as mixed tocopherols like d-gamma, etc.... It has been shown that it works better in this mixed form. Now, I buy fish oil capsules that are molecularly distilled to remove mercury and other impurities and they are also laced with d-alpha Vitamin E, so I personally do not take extra E. That is up to you. I take fish oil because I feel that it offers protection against dangerous clots without the side effects of aspirin. Also, once you are on daily aspirin therapy you are on it for good. It has been shown that discontinuation of aspirin therapy can be fatal. The blood clots can come back with a vengeance. Fish oil also has a myriad of other benefits mainly due to the EPA and DHA fatty acids, which are Omega 3 fatty acids. We need these to offset the overabundance of Omega 6 fatty acids in your grain rich (right down to the animal feed) food supply. This is why grass fed beef/lamb/dairy/etc is nutritionally superior to the grain fed majority. You may like your corn fed steak, but the corn fed is what makes the fat saturated and unhealthy to consume. Grass fed beef fat is okay, in moderation. This is why wild caught salmon and other fish are good to eat. Farm raised fish suffer the same problem as most farmed terrestrial animals. They are fed Omega 6 rich feed and that ends up in the meat. This is why I will not eat farm raised Tilapia. It is loaded with Omega 6 fats which while essential, are overrepresented in our food supply and implicated in diseases of inflammation, like arthritis, artery disease, and other nasty conditions.
Potassium and magnesium can help, as long as you do not have kidney disease. people with kidney disease can build up dangerous potassium levels so they have to watch their intake. Many of us are deficient in these important minerals which regulate..... blood pressure. You need them both. As a matter of fact I have had several blood tests that claim that I am low in potassium, despite eating a diet high in vegetables and fruits. The doctors so far just tell me to eat bananas, but I already do, as well as avocados and other potassium rich foods. I have resorted on occasion to taking supplemental magnesium to get enough of that. Do not take supplemental potassium. It can cause stomach problems. By the way, taking these minerals in diet form, or in the case of magnesium in a pill with food, also helps to alleviate painful muscle cramping.
Salt has been shown to aggravate hypertension in some people, and many people have had success with the DASH Diet. I have to say that I just do not agree with the high grain part of that diet for reasons of Omega 6 pro inflammatory response. Use your judgment after your research. The bottom line is that you can lower your salt intake and see if that helps. Start reading the sodium content of your foods and you will be surprised at how much salt is in many things, especially fast and convenience foods. I was lucky enough to find organic hot dogs without nitrites or preservatives, made wholly from the beef of grass fed cows, and with only about 330mg of sodium vs the 600-700 in most brands. They were right there in my regular supermarket too. If your supermarket carries junk, find a local health food market and you'll likely find something similar there.
Other Conditions
Do you snore? Why would I ask that? Snoring is usually a sign of sleep apnea, or better known as obstructive sleep apnea. This is when your throat closes when you sleep and you can't get air. It takes effort to get air through that collapsed throat, which puts all kinds of pressure on your body, including high blood pressure. Get a sleep study done and if you have it get a CPAP machine to treat it. It's awkward at first, but you will sleep soundly and eliminate at least one contributing factor to heart attack and stroke, and you might cure your hypertension as well. It didn't cure mine, but I can now drive to work without falling asleep at the wheel, and I don't have to worry (as much) about dying in my sleep from "the big one". Get tested. Get treated. For some people a tonsillectomy and getting the adenoids removed can fix this, along with fixing a deviated septum. They wanted to do that to me and so far I have not gone for it. I know someone who did and he as able to ditch his CPAP machine as it cured his snoring. It is tempting though since the machine is like a ball and chain.
This was a really simple article meant to get the most information out in a distilled fashion. There are many related nuances that I just couldn't get into, but you should have gotten out of it:
1 - Measure your blood pressure
2- Get medicated if it's consistently over 140/90, or even over 135/85.
3- Lower your salt and see if that helps
4- Consider eating more foods rich in Potassium or Magnesium
5- Losing weight and exercise can't hurt
6- Eat more Omega 3 rich foods and lay off the empty starches and grains, flour products, and grain fed meats or farm raised fish.
I hope that my many years of research into this condition as well as my having to live with and through it can be of some benefit to you. I still have hypertension, and I have to follow my own advise of exercising more, because I am only human. I do have this knowledge though and I wanted to share it.
Reference to the source blood pressure check
пятница, 1 февраля 2013 г.
Для частных инвесторов в строительство разработана защита от недобросовестных застройщиков
"В проекте предлагается проводить окончательный расчет с инвесторами по ценам, установленным на момент заключения договоров. Однако цены могут меняться (по объективным причинам), но по крайней мере они не должны превышать уровень цен на момент планового введения объекта недвижимости в действие", - говорит председатель Государственной комиссии по регулированию рынков финансовых услуг (Госфинуслуг) Валерий Алешин.
Согласно тексту законопроекта, если сроки введения в эксплуатацию здания затягиваются более чем на три месяца, инвесторы смогут потребовать от управляющего ФФС возмещения всех вложенных ими средств.
При этом сумма возмещения засчитывается исходя из текущей стоимости квадратных метров жилья. Учитывая, что цены на недвижимость растут бешеными темпами, вкладчики "долгостроев" смогут даже рассчитывать на своего рода моральную компенсацию в виде инвестиционного дохода.
Документ, с одной стороны, защищает вкладчиков от недобросовестных застройщиков, с другой - развязывает руки инвесторам-спекулянтам, которые не ставят себе за цель приобрести квартиру, а всего лишь хотят заработать на быстрорастущем рынке недвижимости.
Автор документа - народный депутат от фракции Партии регионов Артем Щербань - предлагает закрепить на законодательном уровне минимальный размер возмещения, который управляющий ФФС обязан выплатить вкладчику, если тот решил досрочно выйти из фонда. Вкладчик может забрать 90% вложенных им средств.
Такая норма была предложена из-за того, что некоторые управители устанавливают завышенные штрафы при выходе из фонда, предполагает заместитель директора финансовой компании "Первый управитель строительства" Алексей Танич. В новом варианте закона такой штраф ограничен 10% инвестиций вкладчика.
Президент строительной компании МЖК "Оболонь"Василий Антонов считает, что новый проект упрощает работу управляющих фондами над созданиями правил для строителей в договорах.
"Но быть уверенными в сроках сдачи в эксплуатацию и стабильной цене на жилье в строящемся доме могут только крупные застройщики, у которых есть соответствующие ресурсы и персонал", - отмечает Антонов.
В итоге выполнять прописанные в правилах обязательства под силу только крупным строительным компаниям. Остальные застройщики вынуждены будут перейти на финансирование путем выпуска облигаций и последующего их обмена на жилье.
Reference to the source процедура дарування в україні
How To Achieve Long Term Success In Treating Obesity
Obesity can cause serious disability and diseases such as diabetes, heart disease, stroke, hypertension, sleep apnea and obesity-related cancers. For example, a male below 35 years old who is twice or 40 kg above his normal weight is 60 times more likely to develop diabetes, and he is also 10 to 12 times more likely to die before the age of 60.
Most fat or even obese people can cut down the extra kilo in the body by choosing either low-carbohydrate or low-fat diet coupled with sufficient amount of exercises. The weight loss can mostly be achieved but the actual kilo trimmed and whether they can maintain such lifestyle for long greatly depend on how determine and discipline they are.
Unfortunately, changing eating habits and having exercise to lose weight just cannot work for some people especially those extreme obese people who need immediate attention because of disability or risk of death. Or, it is simply because they cannot or not willing to change their lifestyle. This group of people has no choice but to get help from surgical treatments that carry certain degree of risk. According to statistics, only surgical treatment has a long-term success rate of 60 to 70 percent.
Among various surgical treatments such as stapling, bypass and others, lapband has the least risk of death at 1 to 2000 versus 1 to 200 for gastric bypass. The risks of complications are also far lower with lapband surgery. The lapband is adjustable according to the patient's needs and can be reverse if required. An experienced surgical team is the key to ensure a successful outcome. Moreover, the long-term results from lapband surgery are as good as the other more complicated operations and with less long-term nutritional disturbances.
After the treatment, the reduction in weight will normally cause the medical conditions to disappear or improve. For instance, 66 percent of those with diabetes no longer have diabetes and 25 percent require less medication. For those with hypertension, 6 out of 10 become normal and 1 in 3 improves requiring less medicine.
Some studies have compared lapband surgery and established non-surgical weight-loss treatment and have now shown that the lapband surgery is far more successful in reducing or eliminating serious disease than its non-surgical counterpart although the risk of treatment is the same for both groups. Now, studies also show that the same result in obese adolescents with very good and safe outcomes.
But a word of caution! Obese persons seeking surgery to help them reduce the unwanted weights should consult trained and experienced surgeons or hospitals with good track records to ensure lowest degree of risks while achieving successful outcomes.
Reference to the source diet secrets
вторник, 29 января 2013 г.
Инвестиционный банк Ренесcанс сильный игрок на рынке онлайн кредитов
пятница, 25 января 2013 г.
What Are Your Signs And Symptoms Of High Blood Pressure?
Greater than fifty percent of all Americans aged 60 and over have HBP and about two out of every three of these suffer isolated systolic hypertension (ISH). ISH occurs when the top number (systolic blood pressure) is high.
HBP normally has no signs or symptoms. You can have HBP for years without realizing it, although rarely, headaches may occur. During this period of time your HBP may cause damage to your blood vessels, heart or even kidneys failure. Some men and women only find out they have HBP after the damage has been done.
Knowing your blood pressure numbers even when you're feeling fine is important. If your blood pressure is too high, you can always take steps to lower your blood pressure.
HBP can cause:
Your heart can get larger or weaker, which may result in heart failure. Heart failure is a condition in which the heart can't pump enough blood to meet your body's requirements.
Arteries throughout your body may narrow in some places, which limits the blood flow (especially to the heart, brain, kidneys, and legs). This can cause a heart attack, stroke or amputation of part of your leg.
Aneurysms (AN-u-risms) form in your blood vessels. An aneurysm is an abnormal bulge in the wall of your artery. A common area for aneurysms to form is in your main artery that carries blood from the heart to the body, the arteries in your brain, artery leading to your spleen, legs, and intestines:
Blood vessels in your kidneys may become narrow, which may result in kidney failure.
Blood vessels in your eyes may burst or bleed. This may lead to blindness or vision changes.
Goals and objectives for numerous men and women is to maintain their blood pressure levels below 140/90 mmHg. With regards to men and women who have diabetes or chronic kidney disease, their objective is to maintain their blood pressure levels below 130/80 mmHg.
Lifestyle Changes
Coping with your stress levels, as well as learning how to deal with stress plus a healthy balanced way of life will help you manage your high blood pressure.
- Remaining physically active
- Sustaining your nutritious diet
- Retaining a proper bodyweight
- Stop using tobacco
Numerous men and women may be able to control their particular blood pressure levels through implementing lifestyle modifications, however some cannot. Your primary objective is to successfully manage your blood pressure levels.
Even if your doctor recommends a medication plan as part of your treatment, do continue your fitness and health diet and lifestyle routines.
Carrying out a Nutritious Diet
Your family doctor may recommend the DASH (Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension) weight loss program for you if you have HBP. The DASH eating plan focuses on vegetables, fruits, whole grains, and other foods that are heart healthy and low in fat, cholesterol, and sodium (salt).
DASH also focuses on fat-free or low-fat milk and dairy products, fish, poultry, and nuts. The DASH eating plan is reduced in red meats (including lean red meats), sweets, added sugars, and sugar-containing beverages. It's rich in nutrients, protein, and fibre.
To help you manage HBP, make sure you control just how much salt you consume. This implies selecting low-sodium and "no added salt" food items and also seasonings. The actual Nutrition Information sticker on food items shows the volume of sodium within the contents. Make sure you consume no more than roughly 1 teaspoon of sodium each day.
In addition, you need to actually reduce alcohol based drinks. Too much alcohol will raise your blood pressure. Men should have no more than two alcoholic drinks a day. Women should have no more than one alcoholic drink a day. One drink is a glass of wine, beer, or a small amount of hard liquor.
Remaining Physically Active
Regular physical exercise will certainly reduce your high blood pressure, as well as reducing your potential risk in regards to various other health problems. Speak with your doctor before commencing any new fitness program. Identify precisely how much and also what types of physical exercise are safe for you.
Men and women achieve excellent health and fitness benefits as a result of just completing sixty minutes each week of moderate intensity aerobic activity. The more physical activities you do, the greater fitness and health benefit for you and your body.
Keeping a proper Weight
The actual terminologies "overweight" and "obesity" make reference to your body weight and what is thought to be well balanced and healthy for a particular height.
Retaining an appropriate bodyweight will assist you to manage high blood pressure and lower your own threat in regards to other health issues.
To lose excess weight, reduce your calorie intake and accomplish more physical activities. Consume lower calorie foods and have smaller sized meals or snacks.
Quit Smoking
Smoking will damage your blood vessels and lift your threat of high blood pressure. Smoking can certainly aggravate health conditions associated with high blood pressure. Furthermore, attempt to avoid second hand smoke.
Coping with Stress
Learning to manage stress, relaxing, and taking care of your circumstances can certainly enhance your physical and emotional well being.
Physical exercise has helped numerous people deal with stress. Other individuals listen to music or concentrate on anything tranquil to minimize stress levels. Many people learn yoga, tai chi, and meditation exercises.
Destructive Diet and lifestyle Habits
Numerous destructive behaviours can certainly increase your threat of HBP:
- Eating too much sodium (salt)
- Drinking too much alcohol
- Not getting enough potassium in your diet
- Not doing enough physical activity
- Smoking
Race/Ethnicity
HBP can impact on anyone. Bear in mind, it is more widespread in African American adults than in Caucasian or Hispanic American adults. With regards to such groups, African Americans:
- Often have more severe HBP
- Tend to get HBP earlier in life
- Are more likely to be aware that they have HBP
- Are more likely to get treatment
- Are less likely than Caucasians and about as likely as Hispanic Americans to achieve target control levels with HBP treatment.
HBP risks vary among different groups of Hispanic American adults. For instance, Puerto Rican American adults have higher rates of HBP related deaths than all other Hispanic groups and Caucasians. However, Cuban Americans have lower rates of HBP related death than Caucasians.
Other Risk Factors:
Fewer adult women have HBP when compared with adult men. But, younger women (aged 18-59) are more likely than men to be aware of HBP and get treatment.
Women aged 60 and older are as likely as men to be aware of and be treated for HBP. However, among treated women aged 60 and older, blood pressure control is lower than it is in men in the same age group.
A family history of HBP raises your risk for the condition. Long-lasting stress can also increase you risk of HBP.
You're also more likely to develop HBP if you have prehypertension. Prehypertension means that your blood pressure is in the 120-139/80-89 mmHg.
Therefore, it is extremely important to maintain a healthy lifestyle by eating the correct foods and exercising at least 3 times per week. Your fitness and health depends on challenging yourself mentally and physically to achieve your goals.
четверг, 24 января 2013 г.
Hypertension Kidney Effects - What You Should Know
Hypertension kidney effects are well publicized into today's world of health
consciousness. Doctors are constantly reminding us of their dangers. So why
is it that so many people are still confused, not only by the idea of
hypertension but the kidneys themselves? The answer is simple: you can't
just say hypertension kidney effects are devastating; you have to explain
what they actually are. Otherwise, people will continue to suffer
needlessly. Hypertension can be avoided; kidney damage can be avoided. You
just have to know what these things are and what to look out for.
Your kidneys work to remove extra waste and fluid from your body (on
average, they process close to two hundred quarts of blood a day). When you
have high blood pressure, however, this process becomes difficult--if not
impossible. High blood pressure, which can easily become the more serious
hypertension, constricts the blood vessels in your kidneys. With a normal
range, usually one hundred twenty over eighty, fluids are uninhibited, able
to move throughout the vessels. When your blood pressure reaches the level
of hypertension, though, the blood vessels grow small and fluid cannot
escape. This can have devastating effects on your kidneys and the rest of
your body.
This is what hypertension does to you. It can be avoided, however, with a
combination of lifestyle changes and medication. You must, of course,
consult with your doctor before undertaking any new sort of life regimen but
the suggestions below are steps that most people can do:
One: lose weight. I know this is never what people want to hear, but to combat hypertension kidney effects, you should begin an exercise and dieting program and loose those extra pounds. Blood pressure correlates with the strain you put on your body; the more your heart has to work, the higher the numbers will be. You need to start a program that will help you lose weight and maintain a healthier lifestyle. Simple actions like daily walks and cutting back on calorie-heavy foods will do much to help keep your blood pressure under control. This will, of course, help you avoid hypertension kidney troubles.
Two: learn moderation. You must at the very least cut down on vices such as drinking or smoking. It is, of course, recommended that you stop these activities entirely. Hypertension has been directly linked to those with elevated drinking
patterns. Overindulging when drinking and continuing to smoke just puts a greater strain on your body. Another thing to moderate is your salt intake; this is not just a seasoning. In truth, salt plays a vicious part of hypertension kidney
effects. It can easily raise your blood pressure level and constrict blood vessels. There are plenty of other seasonings you can add to food to give flavor such as herbs, garlic or black pepper.
Three: take medication. Consult with your doctor about the value of certain
medications and how they will effect you. Prescriptions like angiotensin
converting enzymes have been proven to provide protection to the kidneys and
keep blood pressure levels in a normal range. Naturally, if you have other
health issues like diabetes, then certain medicines may not be available to
you. Your doctor will be able to direct you to the proper ones.
Of course, you may not need medication at all. If your blood pressure levels
are closer to normal, simple life changes may be enough to maintain a
healthy number and keep hypertension kidney effects from occurring. Many
find that daily exercise and dieting will dramatically lower their blood pressure.
There are some debates over the value of certain diets, however (such as the
vegetarian lifestyle and how it relates to hypertension). Still, you will
find that the changes mentioned above are healthy choices to make when you understand how they work to keep you and your body in top form.