How to lower blood pressure in 2023 (Updated)
How to reduce blood pressure
If you're concerned lately about the rising blood pressure levels, you might want to know how the natural approach can be beneficial in avoiding those long-lasting medications.
Read the following blog to know how to reduce blood pressure naturally using ayurveda.
In these pandemic times, you might just want to know how you can easily normalize your blood pressure staying at home.
Let's find out some of the key aspects that you can consider in bringing down that high force of the blood.
Hypertension - Types & Causes
Many people won't experience any symptoms and would take decades for the condition to reach severe levels.
Most people have a type of high blood pressure that's called Primary or Essential Hypertension; there is no identifiable cause of their condition.
Whereas Secondary Hypertension often occurs quickly and becomes more severe.
The exact causes of high blood pressure are not known, but several things play a role –
Lack of physical activity
Too much salt in the diet
Diet with processed food
Being overweight or obese (Dietary guidelines for a successful weight loss journey)
Lifestyle habits like Smoking & Alcohol Consumption
Stress (The best diet that helps reduce Anxiety, Depression, and Stress)
Old Age
Genetics
Chronic kidney disease
Obstructive sleep apnea
How to reduce high blood pressure?
Ayurveda suggests that if you're normalizing the blood pressure through drugs/medications, it will affect you in the long term.
The natural ways like changing the diet, lifestyle & taking proper herbal remedies will benefit you in avoiding those side effects from the High BP Medicines.
According to a trusted health informatory & UK hospital, the side effects of high blood pressure medicines are –
Cough
Diarrhoea or constipation
Dizziness or light-headedness
Erection problems
Feeling nervous
Feeling tired, weak, drowsy, or a lack of energy
Headache
Nausea or vomiting
Skin rash
Weight loss or gain without trying
How to lower blood pressure instantly?
We strongly recommend this approach; it is simple and highly efficient. If you bring these below changes or incorporate these practices, you won't need the medications that you are continuing for the condition.
Diet - What you eat plays a major role in reducing that high blood pressure
Lifestyle - Bringing changes in your lifestyle, like Quitting Smoking & Excessive Alcohol consumption, Increasing Physical activity, Losing weight if you're obese & managing your stress properly
Kitchen Formulas - Your kitchen has immense potential in assisting your well-being (more on this at the end of the article)
Detox Programs - For removing the toxins
Herbal Remedies - Some Herbal extracts like Nir Brahmi ghan, Sarpagandha, Arjun ghan etc. are ideal for treating the elevated blood pressure
Removing Ama (Mucus/Toxins) - According to Ayurveda, ama tends to accumulate in the system and blocks the channels of the body, causing a variety of conditions.
The above 5 methods combined, helps in the removal of this Ama or mucus accumulated in the system.
Foods that lower blood pressure quickly
The best diet that helps reduce Anxiety, Depression, and Stress.
The easiest way to tackle high blood pressure and prevent possible complications is by following a proper diet. Go through this above list for the dietary guidelines:
Avoid Wheat completely (If you're above 35-40)
Consume a gluten-free diet
Eat more fruits, vegetables, and low-fat dairy foods
Eat freshly cooked food, rather than the processed
Cut back on foods that are high in saturated fat, cholesterol
Focus more on proteins
Whole grains like Millet, Quinoa, Spelt, Dinkel should be consumed
Stop the Dairy Products & Red Meat consumption
For Non-Veg, you can consume Chicken, Fish & Eggs
Incorporate Fresh Juices & Soup in your Diet
A Balanced Diet should have 60% Cooked Vegetables, 30% Proteins & 10 % Carbohydrates (Whole grains).
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Author of the Blog: Dr. Deepali Shastri
Expert Review By: Dr Smita Pankaj Naram
Co-Founder, Ayushakti Ayurved Pvt Ltd
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