any home remedies to reduce high-blood pressure?
For the past two years, I have been on two medications to help lower my hypertension. Yet for almost a year, I have not been taking my medication. Reason is well, the co-pay builds up everytime I go in for a refill and its sort of hard when you are trying to save money for the future and pay for a medicine co-pay. Question: does anyone have any suggestions that may lower my high blood pressure minus the medications?
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Quit smoking, walk 30 min. daily, and believe it or not squeezing a tennis ball for 2 minutes 3 times a day 3 days a week, and lose weight if you need to. Add as much cardiovascular exercise as you can, running, swimming, biking, etc…. Good luck.
It’s safer to stay on medication. High blood pressure can cause strokes and heart attacks.
Besides medicine, exercise and adjust your diet. Decrease fat and sodium — salt, MSG, and baking soda. Increase fruits, vegetables, and fiber.
Deep breathing for at least 2 minutes will lower your pressure by 30 points.
I buy my blood pressure meds from Sri Lanka for a fraction of the price.
Dropping weight will help!
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First, change your diet completely. No process food, no sodium. Only eat vegetable, fruits and whole grains. It is better to eat organic. Second, must exercise, start out slow, then gradually increase time in exercise. Third, go to health food store and buy NO2. NO2 dilates the blood vessels and it will normalize the blood pressure. Don’t just take NO2 and not exercise. Plus change you eating habits. DO NOT overdose on NO2. Good website to go on http://www.garynull.com Best of luck to you
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