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8 tips to lower your sodium intake | Blood Pressure | Get Healthy | Best Health
besthealthmag.ca — “How much sodium are you consuming on a daily basis? If you're like the average Canadian it's probably twice as much as you need. Follow these tips to reduce your salt intake” View full resource at besthealthmag.ca
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besthealthmag.ca — “On average, Canadians consume about twice as much sodium as necessary, which could lead to high blood pressure. Here's how cooking with a specialty salt could help reduce your sodium intake” View full resource at besthealthmag.ca
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Are you consuming too much salt? Find out why cooking with a specialty salt could help lower your sodium intake http://t.co/QeLb2BDJ
What should I do to treat high blood pressure naturally?
healthtap.com — “First and foremost is limiting salt intake to what nature intended, which is "not very much", and drinking plenty of water. If this does not work, you have gone beyond what natural medicine has to offer -- but also making a much better start than many people, and doing yourself a favor.” View full resource at healthtap.com
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Healthy childhood diet may curb chronic diseases in adulthood - AAP SmartBrief
smartbrief.com — “A study published online by the Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism revealed that children who followed a diet with limited fat content and high levels of dietary fiber had better fasting blood glucose levels and lower blood pressure and very-low-density lipoprotein levels at age 25 to 29 compa…” View full resource at smartbrief.com
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CW: Believing the future will be better…is heart-healthy?
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health.harvard.edu — “Your kitchen cabinets—along with your pantry, refrigerator, and grocery list—are probably more important than your medicine cabinet for maintaining or improving your heart's health. That's because what you eat influences many of the things that contribute to heart disease, including high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, inflammation, and electrical instability and function of the heart. The foods you choose can make these factors better, or worse. Healthy Eating for a Health” View full resource at health.harvard.edu Eat your way to a healthy heart http://t.co/KyTdTyl4 via @zite
blogs.kqed.org — “Just 18 months ago, Ratibu Jacocks was taking a handful of pills every day: six for high blood pressure, another one for diabetes and two for high cholesterol. “I was on a chair with four legs: high cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes and prostate cancer. The back of the chair was the grief of losing my mom. Jacocks was very ill. But today he's dramatically improved. From nine pills a day, he's down to just one -- to treat his high blood pressure. How did he turn his health around so dram” View full resource at blogs.kqed.org Healthy Diet = Better Health; One Man's Story http://t.co/7LWaqUIv via @KQED's San Bernardino citizen journalist
health.harvard.edu — “Your kitchen cabinets—along with your pantry, refrigerator, and grocery list—are probably more important than your medicine cabinet for maintaining or improving your heart's health. That's because what you eat influences many of the things that contribute to heart disease, including high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, inflammation, and electrical instability and function of the heart. The foods you choose can make these factors better, or worse. Healthy Eating for a Health” View full resource at health.harvard.edu New Harvard Health report: Your kitchen cabinets are as important for your heart as your medicine cabinet. http://t.co/GcyaZj6z
ihealthtube.com — “Dr. Leonard Coldwell states that all cancers can be cured within four months. Listen to his reasons behind that statement and how it may be done. Dr. Coldwell also says that you need salt, even if you have high blood pressure. Find out why that is and why sea salt is better for you.” View full resource at ihealthtube.com Every Cancer Can be Cured in Weeks - Video - iHealthTube.com http://ow.ly/5FoO2
kidneyfund.org — “Eating healthy can help prevent or control diabetes, high blood pressure and kidney disease. A healthy diet has a balance of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, dairy products, lean meats and beans. Even small changes like limiting salt (sodium) and fat, can make a big difference in your health.” View full resource at kidneyfund.org Small changes in your #diet like limiting #salt and #fat can make a big impact on your #health http://bit.ly/iVB2P8
mayoclinic.com — “The DASH diet — Follow this eating approach for better blood pressure and other health benefits.” View full resource at mayoclinic.com The DASH diet lowers #bloodpressure. I often comment that most people don't know what it is... now you do. http://goo.gl/SxCrQ #DASH #HTN
scoopnutrition.com — “Hot news bites with a healthy serve of what's in flavour.” View full resource at scoopnutrition.com Easy but thorough coverage of salt & why we all need to cut down from @jemmaohanlon http://ow.ly/584Kc
heartandstroke.com — “Nutrition Columns written by Heart and Stroke Foundation's nutrition columnist. The Heart and Stroke Foundation, a volunteer-based health charity, leads in eliminating heart disease and stroke and reducing their impact through the advancement of research and its application, the promotion of healthy living and advocacy.” View full resource at heartandstroke.com Salt in sodium may aggravate high blood pressure. Learn how to cook w/ herbs & spices instead. Here's how http://bit.ly/k5PgIp #recipes
everydayhealth.com — “7 Ways to Sharpen Your People Skills - Life would be great if everybody got along and agreed on everything.” View full resource at everydayhealth.com Being highly social can cut your #dementia #risk by 70%. Try these tips to sharpen your social skills: http://ow.ly/4M7vU
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