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Natural Hypertension Treatments

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From Quick Guide: Basics of Blood Pressure

Summary: High blood pressure is one of the most common medical conditions. Learn how to bring down your blood pressure with diet and herbal supplements in this free health clip from registered dietitian.

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By Rachael Richardson
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Rachael Richardson is a registered dietitian and a licensed nutritionist in Florida. Richardson earned her bachelor's degree in the nutrition field at the University of North Florida,...read more

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"In this clip we are going to talk about hypertension which is high blood pressure. Do you have high blood pressure? If so there are some simple nutritional strategies that you can implement to reduce your blood pressure and get your blood flow incredibly healthy. Some of the easiest things that you can do are to substitute the salt that you keep at home and the salt that you add to your food with sea salt and I have got a great sea salt here and this is a huge bag and this is a rough sea salt but it is celtic sea salt and it is filled with, you can see it is gray in color, and it is filled with that gray color which is indicative of all the minerals that are in the sea salt so that is one of the best and easiest things that you can do and other things for high blood pressure are to add a mineral supplement to your day so magnesium is probably the most important to relax your vessels and I have got a great magnesium supplement here too that I use called magnesium glycinate which is one of the mot available forms of magnesium and other things that you can do too are to eliminate processed foods and focus on whole natural foods."

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