Hypertension in Riverside Communities

Abstract

In addition to being influenced by hereditary factors, increased blood pressure is closely related to the eating habits of the respondents. Riverside Communities fulfill their daily needs from the river, such as eating, bathing, washing, and so on. How does the life of the riverside community affect hypertension?. This research method used a cross-sectional study with data collection using a questionnaire and observation of the people in the riverside areas. Communities on the outskirts of the river have eating habits that affect the incidence of hypertension. The eating habits of the people in the riverside areas include excessive fat consumption, high salt consumption, meat, and fried foods. Conclusion: the people in the riverside areas have eating habits that pose a risk of hypertension.