
What Are Normal Blood Pressure Values?
Common Myths About Blood Pressure
“If I feel fine, my blood pressure is okay.”
→ False. High blood pressure is often symptomless — the “silent killer.”“Only older people get high blood pressure.”
→ Not true. Rates are rising in younger adults due to stress and poor diet.“Lower blood pressure is always better.”
→ Too low can cause dizziness, fainting, and organ problems.“Needing medication means I’ve failed.”
→ Not at all. Some people need medication despite healthy habits — and that’s okay.
Final Thoughts
You don’t need “perfect” numbers to be healthy — but knowing your blood pressure is one of the smartest things you can do for your heart.
So next time you’re at the doctor’s office or pharmacy: Take a moment.
Check your numbers.
Understand what they mean.
Act early.
Because real health isn’t about waiting for a crisis — it’s about protecting your future, one quiet beat at a time.
And that kind of care?
It lasts a lifetime.