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What food is healthy for someone with low blood pressure?
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Water and sodium : Increasing the amount of salt in your diet may help your bp decrease in Folic Acid & vitamin B12 can lead to anemia which can create low bp magnesium plays a role in blood pressure the green chlorophyll in vegetables such as spinach and kale contain magnesium other dietary sources include cashews almonds soybeans and halibut caffeine also may increase bp.
Answered 6/25/2014
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