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Study: Cutting 1 Teaspoon of Salt As Good As Blood-Pressure Meds

Cutting your salt intake by 1 teaspoon daily provides the same blood-pressure-lowering benefits as popular hypertension medications, says a new study published in JAMA Network.

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Cutting salt can lower blood pressure for everyone

Researchers have found that reducing sodium intake can lower blood pressure for nearly everyone, including those already taking blood pressure medications

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Environmental News Network - Cut Salt, Cut Blood Pressure

Environmental News Network - Cut Salt, Cut Blood Pressure
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Louisiana s Struggles With High Blood Pressure Could Change

Louisiana's estimated percentage of citizens who struggle with hypertension is significantly higher than the rest of the United States.

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Louisiana s Struggles With High Blood Pressure Could Change

Louisiana's estimated percentage of citizens who struggle with hypertension is significantly higher than the rest of the United States.

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