This condition affects one in three Americans, and once their blood pressure rises, it's very hard to bring down. For most people, this involves relaxing and sleeping more, exercising regularly, taking medications daily, and perhaps hardest of all, changing eating habits. The cruel twist? Feeling stressed by all of this will only make things worse.1
Normalizing blood pressure is one of the most important things—if not the most important thing—you can do to improve your health and increase your life span. Fortunately, there are alternatives to popping pills: Many foods can lower blood pressure naturally. Rather than cutting things out, science shows that you can really benefit from adding these into your diet.
BEETROOT
GARLIC
FISH OIL
CASHEWS AND ALMONDS
KALE
STEVIA
TURMERIC
GREEN TEA
GREEN COFFEE
VITAMIN K2
EXTRA-VIRGIN OLIVE OIL
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