It has been suggested that high blood pressure might increase the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease (AD). Some studies have indicated that antihypertensive drugs might reduce this risk.

Hypervolemia leads to disease progression and mortality in patients with heart failure. Intravenous diuretic therapy is the current standard of care for hypervolemic heart failure, but loop diuretics ...

With kidney disease, your kidneys may not regulate potassium well. This can cause high potassium (hyperkalemia) in your blood. Low potassium foods have 200 milligrams (mg) or less per serving, ...

Reduce bloating and water weight with natural diuretics! Dr. Oz explores food swaps, like a potassium-rich smoothie and parsley-infused green tea, for quick results. Winter storm maps show states to ...

Potassium is a nutrient in food that helps your body run smoothly. Too much potassium in your body can cause health problems, but a simple blood test can measure your levels. Potassium plays a role in ...

Certain foods—like grapefruit, aged cheese, and licorice—can interfere with how blood pressure medications work. These foods may increase side effects, cause dangerous mineral imbalances, or even ...

If you have kidney disease and diabetes, you may need to monitor your sugar, sodium, potassium, phosphorus, and possibly protein intake. Exact needs will vary by kidney disease stage. Limit high ...

Eating hydrating foods and reducing salt intake can help reduce excess water weight. Poor circulation, certain medications, pregnancy, and menstruation can cause water weight gain. Sometimes, swelling ...