5 Natural Ways to Control High Blood Pressure – Simple Tips That Work

High blood pressure, also called hypertension, is a common one. It doesn’t always make signs early but can damage your heart, brain, and kidneys if it’s an ongoing problem. I have worked with individuals facing this issue for over 10 years, and I have seen how small, natural changes can have a significant impact.

By observing Below charts define  Blood Pressure Level:–

• Normal : 120/80 millimeters of mercury (mmHg)
• Prehypertension: 120-139/80-89 mmHg
• Hypertension: 140/90 mmHg or more
• Hypertension with diabetes or ongoing kidney infection: 130/80 mmHg

In this article, I’ll share 5 easy, natural ways to continue to lower blood pressure. I’m referring to solutions that I have witnessed working for people for a long time. First, you don’t need pharmaceutical medications to begin. The power lies in making simple changes at home.

Let’s get going.

1. Walk Every Day – Your Heart Wants It

Walking is one of the easiest ways to help your heart. Just 30 minutes of walking every day can lower your blood pressure. You don’t need to run a marathon or go to the gym. Take a morning walk in the park or an evening walk around your neighborhood.

Over the years, I have seen so many people lower their blood pressure just from adding this habit. Walking promotes blood flow, relaxes the body’s systems, and improves energy levels. Take it slow. Walking for as little as 10 minutes a day is a great start!

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2. Eat Less Salt – Know What’s on Your Plate

Salt causes the body to hold onto water, which raises the pressure in your blood vessels. Most people have more salt in their diet than they need. Pickles, bread, processed food, chips, and carbohydrates can have high salt levels as well.

I always encourage the people I work with to taste the food before they salt it. Try to eat home-cooked meals instead of fast food. Use fresh vegetables for your meals too! Change it around, and use spices like turmeric, cumin, and lemon juice for flavor rather than salt. Within a few weeks, you will adjust your taste buds and maybe even lower your blood pressure!

3. Lose Some Weight, see Returns with Your Heart

You don’t need to lose 20 kilos to see progress, even losing 4-5 kilos can greatly decrease your blood pressure numbers. Fat is much worse for us in our middle due to the pressure it puts on useful stomach organs and our heart. The visceral fat systems the body uses around the belly can lead to increased blood pressure.

I had a patient who simply cut his sugar-laden drinks and junk food, and lost 6 kilos in two months. Naturally, his blood pressure numbers dropped. You don’t need to starvation diet, just eat clean and move more, e.g., eat to satisfaction, and leave out added sugar.

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4. Learn to Take Slow Breaths – Control Your Stress

Stress is a stealthy adversary. It raises your blood pressure without you even knowing it. When you’re angry or worried, your heart pumps faster. With enough time, this will hurt your heart.

Some simple breathing exercises can rehabilitate you. When you’re ready, take a deep breath, hang on for a few seconds, and release it, slowly. Do this 5 times, twice a day. You can also do yoga, meditate or even just sit quietly for 10 minutes, eyes closed. All can calm your body and mind.

5. Even If You Smoke – Your Heart Would Appreciate It

When you smoke, it narrows blood vessels, which increases blood pressure right away. The more you smoke, the more damage you create. The great news is that as soon as you quit, your body starts healing.

I have seen people who smoked and quit cold turkey – their blood pressure was lower in 2-3 weeks. And wow did they feel better – easier to breathe, lighter feeling! It’s hard to quit, but it is possible to quit with support, and your heart health improves quickly.

Small Habits: Significant Change

You do not have to change everything at the same time, just one or two habits. Try going for a walk today or using less salt with dinner. Little things do add up.

I have seen many people take a lot of control over their blood pressure, without heavy medication. Yes, some people do need medication. However, lifestyle changes will always help and often overcome the need for medication.

These tips are not something I read in a book, these are from real people who have made real changes in their lives. If they can do it, you can too.”

Final Thoughts – Take That First Step Today

High blood pressure isn’t a death sentence. However, it is something you need to take seriously. I suggest you don’t wait until it’s too late. Daily moderate habits – walking, eating better, breathing, and not smoking – all can reverse your health effects without medications.

If you are reading this, it may be time for you to take that first step. You’ll be glad you did. Your heart will be glad you did. Your family members will be glad you did. Most importantly, you’ll feel better, lighter, and more in control.

Remember, take care of your body. It’s the only place you have to live.

Disclaimer- ** The information provided in this article is for educational purposes and is not intended as medical advice.**