Doctors call hypertension the “silent killer,” and hypotension the “sleepy killer.” With these names, doctors emphasize their cunning, because they always act on the sly. Both diseases, each in its own way, imperceptibly over a long period of time undermine the functioning of all vital organs of a person, making them vulnerable. And despite their heteropolarity, they cause a large number of very serious diseases. Moreover, their course and treatment are complicated. Doctors are confident that both high and low blood pressure can and should be fought. Modern medicine has a whole arsenal of means and methods to combat these “killers”. But no disease can be overcome only by a doctor, without the participation of the patient himself. Therefore, a person suffering from high or low blood pressure should know everything about his illness and all the methods of its prevention and treatment. This book can help hypertensive and hypotensive patients understand complex medical issues. From it you will learn what symptoms are inherent in each disease, what other diseases accompany them, what new medications and herbs doctors offer for treatment, and what remedies can normalize blood pressure at home.