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November 19, 2009

Lower Blood Pressure with Natural Health Remedies

Cure High Blood Pressure by Lowering Your Salt Intake

 

Research overwhelmingly has shown that too much salt can have an adverse effect on blood pressure.  While our bodies need salt (sodium), most people take in 10 times the daily recommended amount.  You need about 500mg of sale per day…so that means most of us take in 5,000mgs of sale every day!

 

If you’re thinking you don’t add salt to your food, consider this: 80% of our salt intake comes from processed foods. The good new is you can lower blood pressure naturally if you know which foods to avoid.

 

5 Tips to Lower Blood Pressure Naturally

 

1.      When cooking, use herbs and spices.  Avoid adding salt, garlic salt, celery salt, etc. Use salt-free seasonings.

2.      Eat fresh meat, poultry and fish. Don’t eat canned or processed versions. This includes ham, bacon, cold cuts, and broths.

3.      Do not add salt to water when cooking pasta, rice, cereal mixes, or anytime you boil water for cooking.

4.      Buy low, reduced, or no-salt canned products such as vegetables and soups.

5.      Read the label.  Avoid anything that has over 100mg of salt per serving.

 

Is There More You Can Do to Cure High Blood Pressure?

 

The short answer is yes! You can increase your potassium intake, eat fresh garlic and drink 10-12 glasses of water a day. Natural blood pressure remedies are safe, effective and affordable. To learn more about how to lower blood pressure naturally, download Barton Publishing’s Cure High Blood Pressure Remedy Report.  It’s a step-by-step researched report that is 100% guaranteed to lower blood pressure.  You have nothing to lose…except your high blood pressure.

 

 

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May 2, 2008

The 5 Primary Triggers to Hypertension

There are 5 primary triggers to high blood pressure:

1. Nutrition
2. Exposure to toxins
3. Electromagnetic chaos
4. Stress
5. Dehydration

High blood pressure is not a “drug deficiency,” nor is it even a disease . . . that’s why there is no “magic pill.”  By now, you, like me, know there are natural alternatives to running to the doctor for more drugs. The best ways to approach your hypertension is by identifying the cause and then genuinely care enough to change it, without cheating.

Because if you choose to take drugs to block the signals your body is sending you, you are cheating your health by ignoring the signs.

Hypertension is your body’s way of telling you there is a more serious problem going on . . . and chemically lowering your blood pressure does not answer the problem.

New science has found by “personalizing your diet” to complement, support and nurture your own unique metabolism that you can enjoy the fruits of a happy, healthy and long life. . . without complicating the real issue with harmful chemicals.  Click here to learn how to stay healthy by using food and wisdom as your medicine

"The doctor of the future will give no medication, but will interest his patients in the care of the human frame, in diet, and in the cause and prevention of disease."
- Thomas Alva Edison: Was an inventor and businessman

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