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Is there a natural way to lower blood pressure? i don't want to rely on medications. i have started walking and walk around 4kms a day. any advice..
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Yes: Regular aerobic exercise, low sodium diet, minimize caffeine, don't smoke. Magnesium supplements may help.
Answered 3/5/2013
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