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I am 41 years old jus had a physical and bp.was 142/96 what can i do naturally to lower.?
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Diet & exercise: A low fat, low sodium diet in conjunction with regular aerobic exercise several times a week will help decrease your blood pressure without the need for medications.
Answered 11/7/2015
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