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Natural Remedies for Hypertension

Blood pressure is like the barometer of health. Hypertension, or high blood pressure, means that your heart is working harder to pump the blood. This is dangerous because it could cause a heart attack, a cerebral thrombosis, or kidney disorders. It is very important to check your blood pressure regularly. Hypertension has been known as "the silent killer" since not many people keep track of their blood pressure.

Method to check blood pressure at home: Hang a key from a thread. Put your left thumb on the right wrist of the person who is having his/her blood pressure checked. Extend a measuring tape on the table parallel to the person's arm. Move the key like a pendulum over the tape. If the pressure is low the key will start to rotate on its own axis when it reaches the numbers 5-7. If the pressure is high, the key rotates when you reach 10.

Oatmeal: Start out your day with a bowl of oatmeal. Not only it regulates blood pressure but it is very effective in regulating cholesterol too.

Pets: It seems that interacting with animals such as caressing a cat, playing with a dog, or just staring at a fish swimming in a bowl is an effective way to lower blood pressure.

pets for hypertension

Olive and white hawthorn: 1 liter of water, 3 cloves of garlic, 1 handful of olive leaves, 1 handful of white hawthorn. Boil the olive leaves and the hawthorn for 3 minutes over low heat. Let stand 10 minutes. Strain and store in a glass container. Crush the garlic and add to the infusion. Drink a liter a day for a week and then stop for another week. Repeat the same alternating weeks until blood pressure regulates.

Parsley and lemon smoothie: Parsley and a lemon. Blend the whole lemon (peel and everything) with the parsley. home-remedies-site.com Take a glass before breakfast.

Garlic: Garlic is wonderful for dilating the arteries and preventing the formation of thrombi. Just a clove of garlic a day is enough to receive its benefits. You can prepare a tea, using a crushed garlic clove for each cup of water. Add lemon juice to taste and it's ready.

garlic for hypertension

Celery: Include celery in your daily diet. Some pieces of celery in your salad will help keep blood pressure under control.

Reduce salt: Salt causes fluid retention and this only adds more pressure to the body. Consume less than a teaspoon of salt a day.

Grapefruit: Studies have shown that eating grapefruit while undergoing treatment, increases the effectiveness of the medication two fold. However, it also increases the side effects of the medicine.

Essential foods to include in your diet if you suffer from hypertension:

Garlic: As I mentioned before, garlic is great for reducing hypertension. Garlic reduces cholesterol in the blood, dilates the arteries, and prevents the formation of thrombi in them. Add it raw to salads.

Celery: Another food that I already mentioned but it is worth repeating. For its diuretic action celery controls blood pressure. Eat daily.

Ginger: Add it grated to your meals.

Carrot: It is rich in vitamin C and beta carotene. home-remedies-site.com Lowers cholesterol and it is one of the best foods to protect the arteries. Add it raw to salads.

Lemon: To detoxify the body and clean up the blood. Take a cup of hot water with the juice of one lemon every day before breakfast.

Corn: Corn beards is one of the best natural diuretics. Boil 50 grams of corn beards per liter of water, for 20 minutes. Drink four cups a day.

Onion: Its essential oil is rich in sulfur compounds and minerals and its diuretic action makes this an ally to combat hypertension. Eat raw.

Tomatoes: Contain special compounds to lower blood pressure. Eat raw.

Col, broccoli, Brussel sprouts: These cruciferous vegetables prevent degeneration of the blood.

 

 


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