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This Remedy Cures Hypertension And Cholesterol

Hyper tension and cholesterol are killer diseases. Though we have better technology than ever, our lifestyles have become worse than ever as many diseases have become very common these days.

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If you are someone who would love to try natural remedies both to prevent or treat certain health issues, try this remedy for hypertension and cholesterol after consulting your doctor.

You will need: garlic, ginger, honey, apple cider vinegar and lemon juice. Blend all the ingredients and remove the liquid. Place it in the fridge and consume it in small quantities 2 times every day.

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Eat a teaspoon of it first thing in the morning and another before you eat the last meal of the day. After a few days, you will see an improvement in your cholesterol levels and blood pressure.

Prefer These Foods

Prefer These Foods

Fruits, vegetables, whole grains, low-fat dairy, lentils, beans, nuts, seeds, fish and lean meat. Stay away from fast foods and canned foods.

Limit Salt Intake

Limit Salt Intake

Reduce salt usage in your recipes, avoid salty foods like chips, and avoid eating canned foods.

Stay Active

Stay Active

Ensure that your daily activity levels are about 30 minutes. Without activity, you may not be able to address certain health issues.

Quit Smoking

Quit Smoking

People with high blood pressure may need to quit smoking very soon. Smoking can increase the risk of cardio vascular issues.

Quit Alcohol

Quit Alcohol

Either limit yore intake or quit drinking alcohol altogether to control your hypertension.

Focus On Losing Weight

Focus On Losing Weight

A study says that overweight people who lose about 5 kilos can minimise their blood pressure. If your BMI is high, focus on losing weight.

Regular Check-Ups

Regular Check-Ups

Attend regular health check-ups to monitor everything and make the necessary lifestyle changes. Stay in touch with your family doctor.

Story first published: Thursday, March 17, 2016, 8:01 [IST]
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