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I Have A High Cholesterol But I Think I May Have High BP.

i have a high cholesterol but i think i may have a high blood pressure? i have a high cholesterol taking a medication for that but i think i may have a high blood pressure too so i want to know how can i maintain my cholesterol and blood pressure without taking a medication ? what i can eat ?
Thu, 17 Dec 2009
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Maintain a healthy weight for your height. Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables, whole grains, lean meats, (grilled chicken, lean cuts of beef, turkey, etc) watch your sodium (salt) intake by avoiding processed foods, and not adding salt to your meals. Be sure to get lots of cardiovascular exercise (30-60 minutes 3-7x/week). But remember sometimes high cholesterol and blood pressure are hereditary and medication may be necessary even after following a healthy lifestyle.
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I Have A High Cholesterol But I Think I May Have High BP.

Maintain a healthy weight for your height. Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables, whole grains, lean meats, (grilled chicken, lean cuts of beef, turkey, etc) watch your sodium (salt) intake by avoiding processed foods, and not adding salt to your meals. Be sure to get lots of cardiovascular exercise (30-60 minutes 3-7x/week). But remember sometimes high cholesterol and blood pressure are hereditary and medication may be necessary even after following a healthy lifestyle.