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My father taking medication for his blood pressure but the doctor said the medicine will be the maintenance for a life time is it ok?
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Yes but: If he is overweight, he can lower BP by losing weight. Increasing exercise. Using less salt. Eating more fruits and veggies. Getting 7-8 hours if sleep. Meditating and/or praying.
Answered 1/22/2015
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