EVALUATION OF THE DOSE-DEPENDENT DYNAMICS OF ISOQUINOLINE ALKALOID F-45 ON BLOOD PRESSURE IN VIVO

Hypertension prevalence among the population over 30 years of age is approximately 30-40%. In many cases, the early stages of the disease progress without noticeable symptoms, making timely detection difficult. As the disease develops, symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, blurred vision, and discomfort in the heart area may occur. Lifestyle factors, including poor diet, excessive salt intake, physical inactivity, stress, and obesity, contribute to the development of hypertension. Additionally, genetic predisposition and advancing age increase the risk of the disease. Preventive and control measures include reducing salt intake, engaging in regular physical activity, avoiding excess weight, and reducing stress