Does anyone have before and after changes in systolic/diastolic numbers they can share?
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Please keep in mind this is not a medicine but a nutritional supplement. Results achieved by one customer may be different than the other customer due to a variety of reasons like diet, lifestyle, other medications, exercise etc. Many customers have shared their good experiences but we recommend everyone not to simply look at the before and after systolic & diastolic numbers but experience the overall changes.
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That's exactly the same problem I had, Judy. My blood pressure normally runs about 116/68, and it had me at a systolic of between 124-128 each time I tested it. It's a lousy unit; I'd definitely recommend another type. Good luck!
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Be sure that you are in the same position and have been there for the same time when you take BP. If I'm relaxed in my recliner for 15 minutes I get much better readings
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Hi Mr. Morris,Yes, you will be able to view the full result of a 1 lead EKG. You will also be able to share these results with your doctor with one click as a pdf report.
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I've been using iHealth to take blood pressure and heart rate readings for about 7-10 days now, and they seem to have all been automatically imported into the OS8 Health app. I don't remember doing anything to set that up.
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Thank your for your question. Date, Time, & consecutive numbers change automatically.
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The way I understand it myself, you can review elements of your last workout. How long it stays in memory I am not sure. I am also reasonably sure that once you start a new workout that it overwrites the previously saved data. However I am going by what I understood of the manual because I do not use this feature myself. I do DDP Yoga and basically monitor my HR during my workout, once I am done, I simply move on.
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the variation may not be that off... you can never get 2 bp's exactly the same, and often times people get a bit nervous with the second check, resulting in a higher number. you should wait several minutes between checks as subsequent checks are also higher than the previous. Looks like normal variation.
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My BP was very high when I started taking Hawthorne Gold {176/110} so I stated with 3 a day. One in the morning, one at noon and one at night. I have since reduced that down to just two a day. One in the morning and one at night. My BP yesterday was {122/79} so as you might guess I'm very happy with Hawthorne Gold.
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No, the memory does not store info for more than one user. It stores info in chronological order ( starting with the most recent ) and assigns a number to each use ( preceeded by an "n" ). But I've copied the medical professionals' method of writing all of my readings on a log sheet. The Lifesource is not as accurate as a traditional blood pressure monitor. I see its usefullness in watching for significant changes ( up or down, and long term ), in which case, I would go see my doctor or other medical help to try and find the reason for the significant change. Sorry, for the delay in answering this question. I am recovering from shoveling a lot of snow on Wednesday.
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I think it varies quite a bit depending on your current situation. It was about 6 weeks before I began to notice a change.
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I have to push my finger completely to the back of device to get consistent results. I usually check my blood pressure at the same time i check my oxygen level. I have noticed that there are sometimes when my pulse rate is 4-5 numbers apart. In that case I usually checg b/p and ozygen again, if they are still close then I just average the numbers.
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Hi, Carol, it gives you the actual pressure -- systolic and diastolic -- and also tracks your pressure over a period of time. The thing I like is that after it takes your pressure, it states what it is out loud, and also whether or not it's average or high, which is why I purchased it.
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I don't think it matters but I just tried it and got different readings from one arm to the other. It is important to have your arm at the level of your heart and not below.
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I confirm using an old style, non digital Sphygmomanometer. That said, an exact comparison can never be made unless measurement made simultaneously - which isn't done. Even a reading with the Omron will differ when taken moments later. Consequently, accuracy is is considered OK when readings are consistently in the same range.
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Nope, I'm in same boat as you. I have the 400 and the white hand held and they are about 10% different. I eat pretty well and am in phase 3 of P90X so I'm inclined to believe the hand held which has me in my mid teens is more accurate than the 400 which has me near 28%. It really sucks that it is off that much.
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Answer here...I remembered same happened with me. Pl notice difference between L I and 1 and I think I Dropped first two letters or numbers something like that....now I Dont remember well....