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Feb 4, 2010, Isoflavone Supplement and Arterial Function
In a study of 102 heart patients, those who received 80 mg/day of isoflavone (soy bean extract) greatly improved endothelial dysfunction. This resulted in beneficial artery dilation in response to blood flow.
From these results we can surmise that blood pressure would be lowered if isoflavone supplements were taken regularly.
Check the link below for other beneficial supplements.
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Feb 1, 2010, Better Blood Pressure Numbers with Herbal Medi Care
Better blood pressure numbers might be possible with Herbal Medi Care Formula H. How about giving it a try? Who knows, their claims could be right?
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Jan 31, 2010, Green Tea Olive Oil Combo Rocks
Green tea and olive oil are great separately in lowering cardiovascular risk that leads to hypertension, but in combination they are even better in increasing beneficial HDL and in reducing the oxidation of LDL.
This is really good news. A salad with olive oil dressing along with a cup of green tea should be dynamite.
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Jan 25, 2010, Take 500 MG Omega 3 Fatty Acids Each Day
Six scientific studies have shown that an intake of 566 mg a day of omega 3 fatty acids cuts the mortality risk from heart disease 37%.
Eating 2-3 servings of fish each week or supplementing with fish oil capsules could go a long way in handling high blood pressure and other forms of heart disease.
For more information, follow the link below.
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Jan 20, 2010, Grapes Lower Blood Pressure
Like your grapes? As reported in the Journal of Gerontology, salt-sensitive hypertensive rats dropped their blood pressure and improved heart function after eating powdered table grapes.
Experiments on people show that grape seed and skin or red wine products inhibit cardiovascular diseases.
For other beneficial fruits, click the fruit list link below.
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Jan 18, 2010, Rowing Machine Benefits Include Normal Blood Pressure
Don't ignore rowing machine benefits because rowing exercise might be what you need for cardiovascular health and normal blood pressure maintenance. Or, is it?
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Jan 16, 2010, Green Tea Lowers Blood Pressure
A daily capsule of green tea extract was shown to reduce blood pressure, total cholesterol and low density lipoprotein. Inflammation and oxidative stress also declined in this study of 111 men and women as reported in the journal Nutrition.
Consequently, each of us should supplement with green tea capsules. You can get them at many health food or drug stores.
More info can be found by clicking the link below.
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Jan 12, 2010, Blueberry Leaf Lowers Blood Pressure
Blueberry leaves may lower blood pressure according to laboratory studies. The leaves inhibit angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE). This is an important discovery because ACE inhibitor medications are common in treating hypertension. In one study, blueberry leaf extract helped prevent the development of hypertension in rats susceptible to the condition.
Might be wise to include blueberry leaf tea in our daily regimens. Follow the link below to other beneficial aromatic teas.
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Jan 5, 2010, Systolic Above 140 Is Not Always Bad
Although many medical doctors know that hypertension medications will lower blood pressure, what they don't know is whether lowering blood pressure will reduce the risks of heart attacks and strokes.
Various studies have shown that the use of medication may cause more harm than good for people with systolic hypertension (diastolic below 90 and systolic above 140).
Our recommendation for these hypertensives is to concentrate on diet and exercise and see a competent holistic practitioner.
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Jan 1, 2010, Best High Blood Pressure Diet
Some diets make you skip your favorite foods. But, your high blood pressure diet doesn't have to do that. Find a user friendly one to fit your style.
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