Investor RelationsThe Power of Our BusinessInterCure Ltd. (Tel-Aviv Stock Exchange: INCR), is disrupting the $42 billion hypertension industry with the world's 1st FDA-cleared, OTC blood pressure treatment device, RESPeRATE®. In a market where 7 out of 10 hypertension patients suffer from inadequately-controlled blood pressure despite the availability of more than 100 blood pressure medications, RESPeRATE offers an effective non-drug therapy that is clinically proven, with excellent compliance and no side effects. RESPeRATE has gained widespread support of hypertension specialists and has secured regulatory clearance in most key international markets. 10 separate clinical studies have proven the device's efficacy and safety and RESPeRATE is now featured in over 20 popular and professional text books including Mayo Clinic's On High Blood Pressure and the American Heart Association's Hypertension Primer. With over 100,000 units sold, thousands of supportive clinicians worldwide and one of the world's most popular hypertension websites, InterCure is now introducing RESPeRATE into retail pharmacies to increase access to hypertension sufferers. InterCure has an exciting product pipeline based on its broadly-patented "Device-Guided Breathing" technology platform. This technology enables a systematic reduction in sympathetic outflow of the autonomic nervous system, one of the key underlying causes of cardiovascular disease, insomnia, and multiple other medical conditions. For further information please contact Arik Kleinstein, investors@InterCure.com Intercure's Highlights
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Innovation Guru on RESPeRATE![]() "InterCure has developed a brilliant machine to disrupt the hypertension industry. RESPeRATE gets the job done effectively, conveniently, relatively inexpensively and without side effects."
Mayo Clinic on High Blood Pressure
RESPeRATE is featured in the world renowned Mayo Clinic's best seller book "Mayo Clinic On High Blood Pressure" as well as the Mayoclinic.com high blood pressure center. |
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Forum - High Blood Pressure Forum
Topic - Lowstolic
I just read about this non-prescription product for lowering blood pressure and wonder if any here have tried it. Any comments will be very much appreciated! 8 - )
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Sleep Apnea and CPAP machine
Topic - Sleep & Sleep Apnea
Q: I'm 178 cm, 78 kg and suffer from Sleep Apnoea and nocturnal hypertension due to heavy snoring. My CPAP machine helps to enhance oxygen level but doesn't lower BP unless I strap my lower jaw tightly to prevent snoring. Medicines do not help. What do you suggest? A: To get complete benefits from CPAP, the device must be fitted and used correctly. As you need to strap your jaw tightly, I am concerned about the fit of your device. You may want to visit a respiratory therapist to ensure that you are using your device properly and...
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Medication: Coreg/ carvedilol (Beta blocker)
Topic - Medication: Coreg/ carvedilol (Beta blocker)
How Coreg Reduces Blood Pressure Coreg (carvedilol) is one of a class of blood pressure medication called Beta-Adrenergic Blocking Agent or more commonly known as Beta Blockers. Beta blockers are a class of drugs that block beta-adrenergic substances such as adrenaline. By blocking the action of the involuntary nervous system on the heart, beta blockers relieve stress on the heart. Coreg slows the heart beat, lessens the force with which the heart muscle contracts and reduces blood vessel contraction in the heart, brain, and throughout the body, thus lowering blood pressure. Other Beta Blockers include Inderal, Tenormin, Toprol XL and Ziac. Although these medications...
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