Recent studies have revealed that increasing one's daily intake of potassium has had very positive results in lowering high blood pressure AS WELL AS lowering cholesterol. We're talking about potassium-rich foods, not potassium supplements. Most readily available are baked potatoes (watch the stuff you put in them!) broccoli, bananas, oranges, tomatoes, dried apricots, cantaloupes, prunes and winter squash, to name a few.
Potassium is especially important for people who take diuretics to control high blood pressure, as the medication tends to deplete the body of this mineral. Potassium is also frequently used to help eliminate muscular cramping.
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