How To Reduce High Blood Pressure: Eat Healthy Foods

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!

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