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  • Pass the Purple Potatoes to Lower Blood Pressure
    Pigmented potatoes, such as the Purple Majesty, have been shown to contain healthful nutrients that will help lower blood pressure without fear of weight gain.
  • Three Cups of Black Tea a Day Can Help Lower Blood Pressure
    Regular consumption of black tea may help lower blood pressure and reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease.
  • Prevent cardiovascular disease and stroke: start early
    Engaging in a healthy lifestyle, when young, is the most effective way to reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease and stroke.
  • New Years health tip: less sodium, more potassium
    When individuals whose meals contained less sodium than potassium were compared with those whose diets had a high sodium-to-potassium ratio, the latter were nearly 50% more likely to die from any cause and more than twice as likely to die from ischemic heart disease during a follow-up period (average: 14.8 years).
  • People who take their blood pressure medicine live longer
    People who take their medicine to control blood pressure live longer than those who don't. Taking a simple fluid pill to control systolic (the top number) hypertension could increase life expectancy.
  • Include Kiwi As Part of Diet to Lower Blood Pressure
    Fresh kiwifruits are available year round in the US, but are often overlooked in favor of the more popular apples, bananas, and oranges. However, these little furry green fruits pack a big punch, and should be included as part of a healthy diet, particularly if you are trying to lower your blood pressure.
  • Check blood pressure if other people's emotions are a mystery to you
    No doubt you have felt your heart pound in fear or excitement, or felt like a certain co-worker's annoying habits make your blood pressure rise. According to Clemson University psychology professor James A. McCubbin and colleagues, however, your body may also work the other way around.
  • E-mail a powerful tool to help patients control blood pressure
    Dr. Robert Nolan presented findings at the Canadian Cardiovascular Congress that e-counselling helped patients maintain lower blood pressure and quality of life. He suggests that e-mails can be a powerful tool to reduce health care costs and help people follow healthy lifestyles.
  • Obese teenage girls at higher risk of blood pressure than boys
    Obese teenage girls three times more likely than their counterparts to have high blood pressure.
  • New Guideline for Pregnant Mothers with High Blood Pressure and Cardiovascular Disease
    The incidence of women who are both pregnant and have a heart disorder is a growing concern for life-threatening medical conditions that affect both a mother and her fetus.
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