If you have high blood pressure, what you eat is vital. A nutritionist explains the best diet for you in today’s health tip.
Following the specifications of the diet known as the dietary approach to stop hypertension or dash can reduce high blood pressure within two weeks. The dash type recommends a daily consumption of seven servings of grains, five servings of fruits and five of vegetables, four servings of nuts and beans, two servings of low fat dairy two or fewer servings of meat and less than five weekly servings of sweets. You can also lower hypertension by eliminating tobacco and alcohol. Both can cause blood vessels to constrict and turn raking harder for blood to flow though the body. The most important thing you can do to combat high blood pressure is get tested by your doctor during your annual check up. This 10-second procedure could save your life.
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