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A               person's               diet               is               an               amazing               thing.

Many               people               underestimate               the               power               that               healthy               food               choices               can               make               on               a               broad               range               of               physical               conditions               including:               being               overweight,               insomnia,               acid               reflux               and               high               blood               pressure.

While               some               people               might               know               that               diet               can               lower               high               blood               pressure,               they               lack               the               specific               knowledge               of               what               food               choices               and               diet               structures               can               help               to               lower               their               high               blood               pressure.

While               there               are               many               different               plans               and               methods               to               eating               healthy,               one               popular               eating               plan               is               the               DASH               plan               which               was               developed               by               a               coalition               of               federal               health               agencies.

DASH               stands               for               Dietary               Approaches               to               Stop               Hypertension.

DASH               is               more               of               a               lifestyle               than               it               is               a               diet               plan,               and               it               is               recommended               by               several               agencies               and               physicians               including               The               National               Heart,               Lung,               and               Blood               Institute               and               The               American               Heart               Association.

The               DASH               plan               is               also               the               basis               of               new               USDA               meal               plan               "My               Pyramid."
               Eating               to               Lower               High               Blood               Pressure               -               DASH               Plan               Basics:
               By               choosing               healthy               eating               habits,               you               can               dramatically               lower               high               blood               pressure.

In               fact,               the               American               Heart               Association               states               that               a               plan               like               DASH               can               lower               high               blood               pressure               in               as               little               as               14               days.

Health               food               choices               can               also               make               your               body               more               responsive               to               high               blood               pressure               medications.
               So,               what               are               the               basics               of               the               DASH               plan?

The               DASH               plan               recommends               the               following               dietary               choices:               
               7-8               daily               servings               of               grain               and               grain               products               (whole               grains               are               preferred).


               4-5               daily               servings               of               vegetables.


               4-5               daily               servings               of               fruit.


               2-3               daily               servings               of               low-fat               or               fat-free               dairy.


               2               or               less               daily               servings               of               lean               meat,               poultry,               and               fish.


               4-5               weekly               servings               of               nuts,               seeds,               and               dry               beans.


               2-3               daily               servings               of               healthy               fats               or               oils               (olive               oil,               low-fat               salad               dressings               etc)               
               5               weekly               serving               of               sweets.
               The               DASH               plan,               also               includes               a               guideline               for               a               2000               calorie               diet               for               most               adults.

If               your               caloric               needs               are               greater               or               less               than               2000,               the               servings               should               be               adjusted               accordingly.

Your               diet               should               also               include               1,500               milligrams               or               less               of               sodium               (salt)               per               day.
               Eating               to               Lower               High               Blood               Pressure               -               Living               with               the               DASH               plan:
               Many               individuals               can               read               the               daily               requirements               and               understand               that               they               are               appropriate               and               healthy               food               choices.

Making               them               on               a               daily               basis               is               another               thing               altogether.

If               you               are               making               the               shift               to               a               eating               plan               to               lower               your               high               blood               pressure,               you               should               start               with               gradual               changes.

Here               are               some               tips               to               slowly               implement               the               DASH               plan:
               Buy               less               meat.

Not               only               will               this               help               you               out               financially,               but               if               you               buy               less               meat,               you               will               be               forced               to               find               other               ways               to               build               a               meal.

Meat               should               be               an               addition               to               a               meal,               not               the               focus.
               Add               a               serving               of               vegetables               to               each               meal.

Introduce               a               few               baby               carrots,               cherry               tomatoes,               or               other               bite-sized               vegetable               to               your               lunch.

Integrate               a               vegetable               into               your               breakfast               (omelets               made               with               egg               whites               or               egg               substitutes               with               vegetables               for               example).

You               will               feel               fuller               and               the               vegetables               will               help               lower               your               high               blood               pressure.
               Have               a               fruit               snack.

Fruits               make               a               great               sweet               between               meal               snack.

If               you               don't               have               time               for               a               fruit,               have               a               serving               of               100%               fruit               juice.


               Find               better               condiments.

Salsa               is               full               of               vegetables               and               has               no               fat,               and               mustard               can               spice               up               a               sandwich               better               than               mayo.

This               little               things               will               add               up               in               no               time.
               Use               yogurt               or               low-fat               chocolate               milk               as               a               dessert.

Many               diets               are               lacking               dairy,               and               most               dairy               foods               taste               great!


               If               you               have               to               snack,               try               these:               unsalted               pretzels               or               nuts               mixed               with               raisins,               or               low-fat               graham               crackers.
               Eating               to               Lower               High               Blood               Pressure               -               DASH               Plan               Example:
               Here               is               what               a               sample               day               could               look               like               under               the               DASH               plan:
               Breakfast:               
               1               cup               of               apple               juice               
               1               cup               of               whole               wheat               grain               cereal               
               1/2               Cup               of               skim               milk               
               2               oz               of               raisins               
               Coffee               with               sugar-substitute               and               1/4               cup               skim               milk.
               Lunch:               
               Ham               sandwich               (2               pieces               of               whole               wheat               bread,               2               oz               of               low-fat               ham,               1               oz               reduced               fat               cheese,               spicy               mustard,               lettuce               and               tomato)               
               1               apple               
               10               baby               carrots               
               1               serving               low-fat               yogurt
               Dinner:               
               Spicy               Chicken               (4               oz               skinless               chicken               breast               baked               in               salsa               and               topped               with               low-fat               mozzarella               cheese)               
               1               cup               brown               rice               
               6               oz               zucchini               and               mushrooms               (sauteed               in               olive               oil               cooking               spray)               
               6               oz               cantaloupe               melon
               Desert:               
               1/2               cup               low-fat               frozen               yogurt
               This               daily               menu               doesn't               sound               to               bad               does               it?
               Eating               to               Lower               High               Blood               Pressure               -               Next               Steps:
               For               more               information               including               PDF               guides               to               lowering               high               blood               pressure               through               the               DASH               diet,               sample               menus               and               recipies,               visit               the               following               websites:               
               The               National               Heart,               Lung,               and               Blood               Institute               
               The               Mayo               Clinic               
               The               Center               for               Science               in               the               Public               Interest               
               The               National               Institutes               of               Health
               Following               a               diet               built               on               healthy               choices,               moderation,               and               balance               can               lower               high               blood               pressure               and               increase               your               health,               and               awareness.

Sound               eating               habits               can               have               fantastic               and               unintended               consequences.

A               simple               plan               like               DASH               is               a               great               tool               for               preventing               disease,               lowering               high               blood               pressure,               and               maintaining               healthy               body               weight.






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