High blood pressure (hypertension) is one of the most common problems in modern society. Almost every second person suffers from it, and quite often, a person can live with it without having any symptoms. High blood pressure is often the root cause of serious health problems, including heart attack and stroke.

It is clear that regular preventive examinations, which include measuring blood pressure, are a very simple but safe way to prevent health problems and help to take timely measures. However, what are the symptoms that you should pay attention to:

severe headache
nosebleed
fatigue or dizziness
vision problems
chest pain
difficulty breathing
irregular heartbeat
blood in the urine
ringing in the ears

Many people only realize they have high blood pressure from a headache. With high blood pressure, it is most often in the back of the head.

When do we talk about high blood pressure?

When the average values ​​of several blood pressure measurements in a doctor's office are above 140/90 (135/85 at home), we are talking about hypertension.

The top number (systolic pressure) measures the pressure in your arteries when your heart beats.

The bottom number (diastolic pressure) measures the pressure in the arteries between beats.

The fact is that there are people who live with high blood pressure for years without it affecting their daily lives in one way or another, they simply get used to it, and a return to their normal values ​​- 120/80 comes with dizziness, weakness, and vertigo.

When a person is diagnosed with high blood pressure, in almost 100% of cases the solution is to take medication. They often act as a "lifeline" for life, and stopping them is in very rare cases, gradually and only under medical supervision.

A new era in the treatment of high blood pressure

Every day we witness new technological discoveries, medical advances, and new treatment methods. But is there a solution to high blood pressure?

There is a solution and it is called DENAS-Cardio!

This is a device that offers the user a therapeutic non-invasive (does not disrupt the skin) effect of treating biologically active areas with dynamic electro-neurostimulation.

DENAS-Cardio has two automated treatment programs – Program 1 – for the wrist and Program 2 – for the leg.

Both programs work with a weak pulse current, like the one on the wrist (program 1) – has a sedative, anti-stress effect, helps normalize blood pressure. Program number 2 corrects blood pressure by normalizing renal blood flow.

One program ideally complements the other, so to have a greater effect in one session, it is recommended to first perform treatment in program No. 1, then in program No. 2.

DENAS-Cardio programs can be used not only together, but also separately (!).

The device is very easy to use: just press a button and the program will automatically adapt to your body and select the most appropriate treatment mode. Thanks to the gradual reduction in blood pressure, the treatment is convenient for patients suffering from different stages of the disease.

All you need to do is perform 1-2 sessions per day for 10-14 days, regardless of your blood pressure levels before the procedure. In case of stable arterial hypertension, repeat the treatment every month.

The device is intended for people aged 14 and over with labile arterial hypertension and patients with persistently elevated blood pressure who have frequent symptoms or are taking medication.

Thanks to electrical stimulation, DENAS-Cardio normalizes the tone of the vascular wall, dilates capillaries and generally improves blood flow in the microcirculation system.

For best results, the device is combined with basic drug therapy. After using DENAS-Cardio, the user himself will feel that he can take less medication, and his overall health will improve. All this is recommended to be done under medical supervision. Regular use of DENAS-Cardio can prevent hypertensive crises, life-threatening complications and will prolong the user's life. The device is very easy to use, has an informative display with large icons, so that patients with poor vision can easily see, a wide and soft cuff for fixing on the wrists or legs, a case for storage and carrying.