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December 24, 2009
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Ayurvedic diet recommendation for BP patients
Apples, due to their rapid and considerable diuretic effect, help in increased secretion of urine, thus bringing blood pressure down to normal levels. Lemons, being a rich source of Vitamin C, strengthen the arteries when consumed in …
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The average normal adult blood pressure is 120 systolic and 80 diastolic or simply stated as 120 over 80 in millimeters of mercury (mmHg) or 120/80 mmHg. Every individual varies in his or her blood pressure level. The blood pressure …
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Blood pressure health is a major concern for many Americans as statistics continue to escalate. According to the CDAC, more than one-third of the adult American population have fluctuating blood pressure and it is estimated that another …
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Blood Pressure Natural Cure – Get Off Medication And Cure Hypertension Naturally
Did you know that there actually is a blood pressure natural cure that works in days? However, major drug companies are doing everything in their power to keep you uneducated, unaware and uninformed about natural health! And if you don’t believe me, read this!
Fact! Over 75% of Americans still believe that natural remedies are taboo.
But did you know that natural health research has sky rocketed in just the past decade? And many studies are now showing that some natural remedies are outperforming high blood pressure medications.
In other words, if you would like to be high blood pressure free and side effect free, you can with a blood pressure natural cure. Here are some tips to normalize your blood pressure.
Cure Hypertension Naturally with these Tips
1. Exercising regularly has many benefits and normalizing blood pressure is one of them. Research shows that you should exercise 30 minutes a day for five times per week. Exercise will naturally reduce stress as well as improve the condition of your heart.
2. Another great tip is to practice breathing. Breathing does a couple things that normalize your blood pressure like reducing stress and also keeping circulation normalized. One simple exercise you may wish to try is to take a deep breath and hold it for 5 seconds. Slowly exhale in 3 seconds and repeat. Doing this for 10 minutes a day can shave off 10 points from your score.
3. Lower your salt intake to less than 2400 mg a day. If possible, going as low as 1500 mg a day can be even more beneficial.
4. Potassium is one mineral that is critical for normalized pressure. It is shown that hypertension sufferers are usually deficient in potassium. Studies recommend you get at least 4700 mg a day. Eat foods such as bananas, potatoes or even vegetable juice.
5. Calcium is also a mineral which typically is deficient in high blood pressure sufferers. Begin to supplement 1250 mg daily. If you choose dairy products, make sure to pick low fat dairy.
6. Finally, studies from all over the world are showing that fiber is great for high blood pressure sufferers. Fiber cleans out your bo
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dy and your arteries. It will naturally flush cholesterol and plaque from your arteries and normalize your blood pressure in days. A great source of water soluble fiber would be fruits and vegetables (6 servings a day).
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If you are serious about your health, high blood pressure and life, here are 6 great tips to begin to normalize your blood pressure naturally. But there is more! Because research on high blood pressure has sky rocketed in the past decade, there are well over 30+ remedies and simple treatments you can be doing to lower your blood pressure. In fact, you can be completely off of medication in weeks with simple natural health tips!
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