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On Aug 7, 10:30 pm, Mxsmanic wrote:
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"High blood pressure" means the blood pressure is higher than normal,
which is most sources concider to be between 115/76 to 120/80.

"Hypertension" means the blood pressure is chronically over some
limit, which most sources define as a systolic pressure consistantly
over 140 mmHg and/or a distolic pressure consistantly over 90 mmHg.

Your distinction is specious.

Among professionals there is a clear distinction between those two
labels, you had that distinction pointed out to you, and you choose to
deny it. That is both ignorant and arrogant.

Among his other faults, mxsmanic is unable to see shades of grey and
everything to him is either black or white, as in his statement that
consumption of any alcohol is "impairing".


--
Jim Pennino

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