HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE SYMPTOMS CAUSES DIET & TREATMENT

Dr.Armughan Riaz
M.B.B.S, Dip Card
Consultant Cardiologist

 

How to Lower Your Blood Pressure Naturally

How to Lower Your Blood Pressure Naturally, natural remedies including organic products are available that can help people in controlling their blood pressure.

How to Lower Your Blood Pressure Naturally

For most of us, fitness is a very wide term. We think that we are feeling fine and that there is nothing wrong with us. However, there are some silent diseases that harm us without announcing their presence. One such disease is hypertension or high blood pressure, which is becoming increasingly common these days. Its most common causes are sedentary lifestyle, stress and usage of certain medications. Besides these, age and genetic factors can also lead to hypertension. Moreover, high blood pressure can also be due to obesity.
Fortunately, natural remedies including organic products are available that can help people in controlling their blood pressure.

 Most of these natural remedies consist of modifications in the diet, some of which are as follows:

1.    Sweet things like doughnuts, pastries and cookies are loved by everyone. However, while eating them, we usually forget that they are rich in fats and sugar, two ingredients that are not beneficial for hypertensive patients. Thus, these things need to be eaten in a very limited amount.

2.    No junk food. Burgers and pizzas are fatty foods and as such should be avoided.

3.    Alcohol should be consumed in limited quantities. A favorite pastime of most men in the west is drinking beer, which produces fats in the body. Hence, cutting down beer intake is also necessary.

4. Drinking at least eight glasses of water a day is also a healthy practice and should be adopted by high blood pressure patients.

5.    For those who cannot live without meat, a better option is fish and chicken rather than beef and mutton.

Besides making dietary modifications, people also need to adopt healthier ways of thinking and acting. The changes in your behavior and attitude to health should be done early in life rather than later. It is always better to do something on your own rather than on somebody else’s orders, in this case the doctor’s. The most important of these behavioral changes are:

1.    Inculcating the habit of checking weight after every 15 days.
2.    Exercising daily for at least 20 minutes besides taking a walk after dinner.
3.    Realizing that being over weight is not healthy. You may look strong but you are only sending an invitation to various diseases to come and attack you.

If you adopt even some of these dietary and behavioral changes, you will be able to save yourself from the damages caused by high blood pressure. Surely, these changes are easier to make than paying hefty doctors’ bills in later life.

 



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