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Use herbs, lemon juice, or garlic to flavor your food instead of reaching for the salt. 3. Move for 30 Minutes

When you're stressed, your body is in a constant "fight or flight" mode, which keeps your heart rate and blood pressure elevated. Even 5–10 minutes of deep breathing or meditation can help "reset" your nervous system. 5. Track Your Numbers

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You can't manage what you don't measure. Invest in a high-quality home blood pressure monitor. Keeping a log of your readings helps you and your doctor see patterns and determine if your lifestyle changes are working.

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Foods high in potassium (like bananas and spinach) help your body flush out excess salt. 2. Slash the Sodium

Most of the salt we eat doesn't come from the shaker; it's hidden in processed and restaurant foods. Aim for less than (about one teaspoon of salt). Even 5–10 minutes of deep breathing or meditation

The (Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension) diet isn't a "fad"—it's a gold standard in medical nutrition. Focus on: More: Fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. Less: Red meat and sugary treats.