Trumpertension: The New National Health Problem

Topic: Offbeat News
Author: Kiran Dintyala - Contact: stressfreerevolution.com
Published: 2017/01/24 - Updated: 2017/01/31
Contents: Summary - Introduction - Main Item - Related Topics

Synopsis: Book by Dr. Calm Titled - Seven Keys to Surviving the Trump Presidency - helps manage Trumpertension worries over what Trump presidency may mean for America.

Introduction

It's no secret that the majority of people who didn't vote for Donald Trump are having trouble accepting his administration and moving on. In fact, many Americans are seeking medical help for the anxiety - Trumpertension - they are experiencing due to the change of occupant at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Main Item

Palm Springs-based internal medicine physician Kiran Dintyala (a.k.a. Dr. Calm) has already seen patients with Post-Election Stress Disorder, including some with previously well-controlled blood pressure who are coming in with alarmingly high numbers. He's even given the syndrome a name: "Trumpertension." He describes Trumpertension as "a substantial increase in blood pressure unrelated to diet, sodium intake or exercise that is solely attributable to worries over what a Trump presidency may mean for your future and America's."

Convinced that a growing number of people are facing real physical symptoms from their inability to move on, Dr. Calm has written a short book to help them manage their stress before they develop more serious conditions such as heart attacks, strokes, autoimmune diseases and ruined relationships.

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Book Cover - Seven Keys to Surviving the Trump Presidency
Book Cover - Seven Keys to Surviving the Trump Presidency
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In Seven Keys to Surviving the Trump Presidency: Dr. Calm's Prescription for Healing Post-Election Stress, he shares tips for staying calm amidst a seemingly endless flow of negative news.

Kiran Dintyala (Dr. Calm), the author of Seven Keys to Surviving the Trump Presidency, is a Board Certified Internal Medicine Physician currently practicing at Eisenhower Medical Center in Palm Springs, Calif. He holds a master's degree in public health. He is also the author of the upcoming book, Calm in the Midst of Chaos.

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