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HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE - What's POTASSIUM got to do with it?
Limit sodium + boost potassium = lower blood pressure.
1. Eat more i) whole grain ii) fruits iii) vegetables iv) low-fat dairy
2. Lower your sodium, but increase your potassium intake
(Check Your Diet's Nutritional Adequacy NOW)
3. Drink plenty of water and fresh fruit juices. Limit alcohol intake.
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4. Lose weight, specially belly-fat. Even a small 5 % decrease in weight will help lower blood pressure. (Calculate BMI & Waist To Hip Ratio NOW!)
High Blood Pressure
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Recipe Of The Week - Blood Pressure Reducer
POMEGRANATE DELIGHT
Pomegranate Delight
No. of calories per serv: 147
No. of servings in this recipe: 6

This basic recipe has:
 • Low Salt
 • Low fat
 • High fiber
 • Low cholesterol

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Nutrient Of The Week: POTASSIUM
Best food sources - oranges and other citrus fruits, dates, bananas, tomatoes, potatoes with skins, dates, leafy green vegetables, dried fruits, fat free milk, yogurt, legumes, peas, lentils, broccoli, tofu, peanuts, poultry and meats.
Nutrient Of The Week: POTASSIUM
Top 10 Foods
That Lower Blood Pressure...
Top 10 Foods That Lower Blood Pressure... Top 10 Foods That Lower Blood Pressure...
3 Steps to Weight Loss
& Better Health.
1. Evaluate current health status
2. Maintain food and exercise diary
3. Appraise your health risks
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Low Potassium Consumption = High Blood Pressure!
Is low Potassium consumption as potent as high Sodium consumption in raising blood pressure?
Cantaloupe - love it, need it, want it, enjoy it.
Who would have thought that the delicately fragranced and succulent cantaloupe
The Pregnancy Series Part 1. - Role of Nutrition During Pre-Pregnancy
The difference between just having a baby and having a healthy baby rests on micrograms.
Did you know...
That easily available SALT SUBSTITUTES* when used in moderation:
Help preserve taste
Are naturally rich in potassium &
Low in sodium
* (Must be used with caution for patients with renal & heart disorders-it is recommended that they check with the doctor before use.)
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