An estimated twenty-five per cent of adults in western society are suffering from high blood pressure, so you need not feel alone! It really is quite frightening when you consider that high blood pressure is the number one cause of premature deaths. When looking for ways how to reduce high blood pressure, you really should consider taking some regular exercise.

High blood pressure and being overweight are closely related. Being overweight significantly raises the risk of developing high blood pressure by up to six times. But, as a person starts to take off the extra pounds, their blood pressure usually begins to come down. If you are able, start taking some exercise today. Regular exercise makes the blood vessels more flexible and the heart stronger so it is able to pump blood around the body more effectively. It also makes it easier to achieve a healthier weight if you are a tad too heavy!

 
Don’t overdo it! The type of exercise you need is aerobic (cardiovascular) exercise. The type of exercise to avoid is that which will develop muscle. Walking is a tremendous way to begin your exercise program. Try to do thirty minutes per day, five days a week. You can start off by doing three ten-minute sessions, or two fifteen-minute sessions, and build up gradually as your stamina improves. You should walk at a brisk pace so that you feel quite warm and slightly out of breath.

The sort of exercise that is good for your blood pressure is: cycling, dancing, swimming, tennis, jogging, walking.
The type of exercise that is not good for your blood pressure is: weight lifting, squash, sprinting.

To be on the safe side it is wise to ask your doctor about taking exercise if you are suffering from high blood pressure and are overweight.

 
If you blood pressure is between 140/90 and 179/99 then it should be safe to start taking some exercise. If your blood pressure is higher than 180/100 then your doctor may prescribe medication to lower your blood pressure before you begin to exercise.

How to reduce high blood pressure? Easy, start taking some exercise today!

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We are what we eat! What we eat and drink has a significant effect on our blood pressure. Our aim should be to include lots of foods rich in calcium, magnesium, vitamins, fiber and potassium and to avoid foods and drinks which contain saturated fats, sodium, sugar, alcohol, caffeine and cholesterol. Let’s have a look at some ways how to reduce high blood pressure by eating healthily:

Hawthorn

Okay, I know it’s a drink, but it really can help in your battle against high blood pressure. Hawthorn dilates the arteries and improves the flow of blood, so lowering blood pressure. Use a mixture of leaves and flowers to make a tea. Place two teaspoonfuls in a cup and add boiling water. Leave to infuse for around twenty minutes before straining. Drink two or three cups of the brew per day.

TOMATOES

Tomatoes are one of the great foods that lower high blood pressure, they are rich in calcium and potassium, and contain vitamins A, C and E. Tomatoes also contain lycopene which is a powerful antioxidant that is reputed to lower the risk of heart disease. The antioxidants found in tomatoes can prevent LDL (bad!) cholesterol from oxidizing and sticking to the blood vessel walls, which would raise your blood pressure. Drinking tomato juice is a great way to enjoy tomatoes. If you own a juicer, make your own. If you have to buy tomato juice make sure it’s a pure juice with no added salt or sugar.

SPINACH

Spinach is rich in magnesium and helps prevent heart disease. It also contains folate which protects the body from homocysteine, an excessive amount of which can cause heart attacks and strokes. Cook for as little time as possible. Better still, eat raw in salads. Make sure you include plenty of spinach in your diet.

GARLIC

Garlic helps thin the blood and stops blood vessels clogging, so reducing blood pressure. Try chewing a clove or two of garlic each day. If you don’t want to lose all your friends you may prefer to take it in the form of a supplement.

BROCCOLI

Broccoli is full of nutrition. Not only is it high in potassium but it contains chromium that helps regulate blood sugar and insulin. Don’t over cook it. Place it in a pan with just enough water to cover it, that way it will retain more nutrients. Better still, steam it. When I’m preparing broccoli I always cut off a few florets and eat them raw. Try it, they’re delicious! When looking for ways how to reduce high blood pressure, broccoli really should be high on your shopping list!

THE HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE REMEDY REPORT

I really wish I’d known about this a few years ago when I first discovered that I had high blood pressure; it would have saved me a lot of time and hassle. I can thoroughly recommend it.

The report is written buy a guy called Craig Anderson. What he did was to use himself as a “human guinea pig” to research ways to lower his own high blood pressure. The results of his research is The High Blood Pressure Remedy Report, which shows you how to normalize your blood pressure in three weeks or less, using a safe, drug-free, natural home remedy.

The report on its own is great value at $33.97, but when you consider that it comes with two free reports Lessons From The Miracle Doctors and 10 Deadly Health Myths Of The 21st Century worth $97 between them, it makes it fantastic value for money.
AND you get a no-questions-asked, iron-clad 60-days money back guarantee! You really have absolutely nothing to lose exept your high blood pressure!

Get your copy HERE right now!

When looking for ways how to reduce high blood pressure, a good place to start is to cut down on the amount of salt you consume. Make no mistake, salt (sodium chloride) is a poison that directly affects your blood pressure by causing your body to retain an excessive amount of water.

True, the human body does need salt, but only a tiny amount. Nearly all of us eats more than fifty per cent too much; it’s not really our fault though as around seventy-five per cent of the salt we consume is already present in the food we buy. Eating less salt is a good way how to reduce high blood pressure, and each of us should aim to eat less than six grams per day.

But how? Well, for a start don’t add any salt to your food during coking or at the table. At first you may find that it tastes bland, but you’ll soon get used to it. If you find that you really can’t do without it then try a low-sodium substitute.

Try to get into the habit of checking the labels of the food you buy: soups, ketchups, pickles, sauces, ready-meals, breakfast cereals, and even bread all usually have a high salt content. (If the label doesn’t say “salt” then look for “sodium”. One gram of sodium is equal to 2.5 grams of salt).

What should I look for? If the label states that the salt content is 0.25 grams (or less) per 100 grams, then you can eat as much of it as you like. If it’s between 0.25 and 1.25 then you can eat small amounts occasionally. Anything over 1.2 should be avoided.

Beware of labels that state that the contents are low- or reduced-salt. Ask yourself the question “lower than what?” or “reduced from what?” Make sure you still read the label and take nothing for granted.

Fact: high blood pressure causes around sixty per cent of all strokes and forty per cent of all heart attacks. In a nutshell, lowering your salt intake to less than six grams per day is an easy way how to reduce high blood pressure.