Natural Remedies for High Blood Pressure
Dieticians advise that fruits rich in potassium like beans, spinach, melon, potatoes, tomatoes, bananas, avocados can help facilitate normal blood flow. Sodium which is present in salty, processed foods can also promote high blood pressure. Thus, there is a need decrease sodium intake as it will also lessen blood hassles.
Health advertisements always profess that high blood pressure is a treacherous disease. It can kill you at the time you least expected it. If left untreated, this disease might surprise you even in your sleep or even in your busy moments with cardiovascular stroke and kidney enclosure. Thus there is a need for us to take this disease seriously, even if you are still at a young age.
There is a saying that goes prevention is better than cure. It is better to prevent high blood pressure at its initial stages with good and healthy food and lifestyle. High blood patients often complain that the medicine for this disease have side effects. In fact, 60 percent of those 20-30 million of high blood pressure patients stopped or lessened their intake. These medicines are mostly loaded with ACE inhibitors, beta-blockers, calcium duct blockers and diuretics which may slacken our body’s movements or make us sleepy and drowsy. With this, careful selection of the appropriate food groups is necessary.
Fresh fruits and vegetables is still the best food for everybody including high blood patients. Instead of eating meat and foods high with sugar and sodium, eat green leafy vegetables. Vegetables contain less saturated fats and less sugar that could clog one’s arteries. Dieticians advise that fruits rich in potassium like beans, spinach, melon, potatoes, tomatoes, bananas, avocados can help facilitate normal blood flow. Sodium which is present in salty, processed foods can also promote high blood pressure. Thus, there is a need decrease sodium intake as it will also lessen blood hassles.
Our lifestyle should also be modified to combat high blood pressure. Not taking so many siestas and instead spending more time in healthy vigorous activities like walking, gardening, indoor exercises would be helpful. Taking of alcohol is also strongly discouraged. It was found out that decreasing alcohol intake with at least 2-5 glasses a week would decrease blood force.
A little sacrifice is what we need to combat high blood pressure. We may think that we are stripped of life’s small pleasure that we get from salty and fatty foods, but that is the only way to survive life.
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S M Blomker | Mar 28, 2009 | Reply
very helpful hints, good advice.