Blood Pressure and Weight

Hartman, Howard R.; Ghrist, David G.

doi:10.1001/archinte.1929.00140060092010

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“…Obesity Obesity is statistically associated with over-average bloodpressure levels (Dublin, Fisk, and Kopf, 1925;Huber, 1927;Hartman and Ghrist, 1929;Kirk, 1931 ;Nuzum and Elliot, 1931;Short and Johnson, 1939;Robinson, Brucer, and Mass, 1940;Adlersberg, Coler, and Laval, 1946). This relation is found not only in the common forms of obesity but also in the obesity of Cushing's syndrome and in cortical hyperadrenia.…”

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Pathogenesis of Essential Hypertension

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Pathogenesis of Essential Hypertension

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1949

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“…These findings emerge after more than 80 years devoted to the study of overweight and obesity (Hartman and Ghrist, 1929;Prble, 1923;Terriy, 1923). Today, researchers continue in their efforts to understand how new exercise techniques might impact BC in humans.…”

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