Eat this heart healthy food to lower blood pressure. Your heart will thank you!

Food to Lower Blood Pressure.
It May be the Cure for Heart Disease

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  • Gene Millen, Author - 5/7/15

    Heart Healthy Food to Lower Blood Pressure

    The food to lower blood pressure is the same one that will stand you in good stead for improving your cholesterol and will also give you the antioxidants you need to improve your immune system.

    Each day choose at least five items each day from this list of nourishing foods to lower blood pressure.

    Recommended Foods to Lower Blood Pressure that are High in Potassium

    Dried Fruits
    Dates
    *Prunes
    *Raisins
    *Figs

    These are also high in sugar so be prudent.

    Meats & Poultry
    Beef eye of round
    Wild goose
    Free-range
    chicken
    Venison
    Buffalo
    Antelope
    Elk

    Vegetables
    Avocado*
    Beet greens
    Chickpeas
    Garlic
    Baked potato with skin
    Sea vegetables
    Sweet potato
    Swiss chard

    Fish and Shellfish- Chose wild fish if possible, not farmed!
    Salmon
    Mackerel
    Halibut
    Snapper
    Sole
    Trout
    Bluefish
    Anchovies
    Lobster
    Haddock
    Clams
    Crabs, blue
    Flounder

    Beans
     

    Nuts & Seeds
    Soy nuts*

    Milk/Yogurt
    Natto (soy product)

    Fresh Fruit
    Apricots
    Cantaloupes
    Nectarines

    * Foods highest in potassium are marked with an asterisk.

    A Food to Lower Blood Pressure...Garlic Supplements.

    Garlic has been known for thousands of years and used as medicine throughout history as a valuable medicinal herb and an excellent food to lower blood pressure.

    In many cases a rise in HDL Cholesterol (the good stuff) was reported.
    This is because garlic contains the sulfuric acid alliin, which when activated by the enzyme allinase is converted to allicin, the component that gives garlic its traditional medicinal effects and its pungent odor.
    This means that the more allicin that is in the garlic, the more effective it is.
    Click here to go to Heart Health Store and purchase Vital Life Nutritionals odor reduced Garlic for as little as 8 cents per capsule.

    Recommended Food to Lower Blood Pressure that are High in Calcium

    Whole grain cereals
    Oatmeal

    Fruits
    Figs*
    Dates
    Prunes

    Milk/Yogurt*
     

    Nuts & Seeds
    Sesame seeds

    Cheeses
    Feta
    Ricotta, part skim*

    Other Foods
    Molasses
    Turtle Beans
    White Beans
    Tofu*

    Vegetables
    Asparagus
    Collards
    Broccoli
    Kale*
    Cabbage

     

    * Foods highest in calcium are marked with an asterisk.

    Recommended Foods High in Magnesium

    Whole grain cereals. Fish
    All seafood
    Fruits
    Figs,
    Nuts & Seeds
     
    Vegetables
    beans
    Kelp*
    Spinach

    * Foods highest in magnesium are marked with an asterisk

    If you include these foods in your high blood pressure diet you will be on the way to improving your health, energy and vitality.

    Health Benefits of Magnesium "Nature's Own Food to Lower Blood Pressure"

    Dr. Al Sears, M.D.Dr. Al Sears isn't your usual medical doctor. He is an expert in nutrition, has been certified as a fitness trainer and has developed a Wellness Center in Florida. He says this about the health benefits of magnesium:

    "Magnesium is your body's natural blood vessel relaxer. I've used it in my practice with great results.

    It helps balance potassium, sodium and calcium, which all affect blood pressure.
    "There are many studies that show the more magnesium you get the lower your blood pressure will be. Why take a drug when this overlooked mineral can have the same effect?
    "New research even finds that if you get enough magnesium you have a lower risk of dying from any cause. The study followed 4,203 people over 10 years, and found that the rate of death from all causes was 10 times higher for people getting the least magnesium.
    "And the rate of death from heart problems was more than 50% higher for those with low magnesium.
    Magnesium deficiency has also been linked to inflammation in the body and higher CRP levels.

    Recommended dosage of magnesium for maximum health benefits.

    Although the usual maintenance dosage of magnesium is 400mg per day, Dr. Stephen Sinatra states,

    "In most of epidemiologic and clinical trials, a high dietary intake of magnesium (at least 500 to 1,000mg a day) resulted in reduced blood pressure."

    Choose Vital Life Nutritionals to receive the optmum health benefits of magnesium!

    • Supports healthy blood pressure
    • Supports healthy blood sugar levels
    • Supports cardiovascular health
    • Supports cognitive and emotional health
    • Supports the nervous system and cellular energy
    • Contains three powerful forms of magnesium for optimum absorption
    Vital Life Nutritionals Mega MagnesiumClick here to go to our Heart Health Store.Vital Life Nutritionals Mega Magnesium capsules are on sale now at discounts of up to 40%! Your heart and blood pressure will say "Thank you!"



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