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A member asked:
My husband had blood preasure and thyriod. what measures should he take to minimize them.. he has obesity also!
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Multiple: Thyroid disease needs to be treated by a medical professional. Blood pressure may need medical care, but often can be improved by the same steps taken to reduce obesity, which is changing to a healthy diet and exercising at least 45 minutes per day. The real issue is does your husband want to take the necessary steps to help himself or just rely on medication?
Answered 3/29/2013
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