How Do You Know That You May Develop Diabetes or High Blood Pressure Without a Diagnosis?

 

How Do You Know That You May Develop Diabetes or High Blood Pressure Without a Diagnosis?

Peace be upon you and the mercy and blessings of Allah.

Today I was with a close and dear friend, and a simple, friendly conversation took place between us. During this conversation, my friend asked me a very important question, and I wanted you to benefit from the answer just as my friend did.

This friend asked me about the widespread increase in chronic diseases in our time.
Among the most common of these diseases are diabetes and high blood pressure.

He then asked a very logical question:
What is the reason that these diseases have spread so rapidly and continue to spread?

I answered him clearly that the main reason for the spread of diabetes and high blood pressure is anxiety and stress, without any doubt.

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Which Comes First: Diabetes or High Blood Pressure?

He then asked me another important question. He said:
When a person suffers from anxiety and stress, which disease appears first?
Does high blood pressure appear first, or does diabetes appear first?

This is an excellent question, so listen carefully to the answer.

The Relationship Between Psychological State and Disease

A person who suffers from:

• Anxiety and stress

• Psychological disorders

• Psychological shock or fright

If this person is characterized by:

• Sharp nervousness

• Rapid irritability

• Quick anger

• Frequent agitation
  without an underlying feeling of fear,

then this person is more likely to develop high blood pressure.

Listen carefully:
A person who is easily angered, highly irritable, and quick-tempered
is a person at risk of developing high blood pressure.

As for a person who suffers from:

• Severe fear

• Panic

• Anxiety accompanied by fear

this person is more likely to develop diabetes,
and may develop diabetes at varying levels.

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The Most Dangerous Case

A person who combines:

• Quick anger and nervousness

• With severe fear and panic

may develop both diabetes and high blood pressure.

This is a clear and direct answer.

An Important Conclusion

This information applies to more than 90% of people,
and it clearly shows the great impact of anxiety and stress on the human body.

I hope this information has benefited you.
I sincerely hope that, if you have the strength and the will, you will avoid:

• Anger

• Nervousness

• Fear

And if you are unable to avoid them,
then you must treat them psychologically,
because by doing so, you will avoid many of the diseases that people suffer from today.

Peace be upon you and the mercy and blessings of Allah.