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Some Elements of Cardiovascular and Renal Physiology,the control of the BP will follow since it involves mechanisms intimately associated with resting-state physiolsogy and the exercise response. I shall close with a brief discussion of renal physiology because of the role the kidney plays in conjunction with the cardiovascular system in maintaining metabolic homeostasis.

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,Hypertension—The Symptom and a Hemodynamic Model,ture that has focused on BP control but not in the context of behavioral influences. From this research, a cardiodynamic (mechanistic) model has evolved that can be used to evaluate behavioral- cardiovascular interactions and BP effects. This will be discussed in the next chapter.

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Introduction,lled “psychosomatic” disease, a term that unfortunately perpetuates the dualistic view of “psyche” (mind) and “soma” (body) as discrete entities, with the mind capable of insidiously evoking pathophysiological conditions. It is my belief that all aspects of our bodily functioning, from overt acts of

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