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6 steps that help reduce blood pressure

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Relax and breathe deeply

Stress can elevate blood pressure. Find a quiet place, sit comfortably, and take slow, deep breaths. Focusing on your breath can help calm your nervous system.

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Stay hydrated

Dehydration can contribute to elevated blood pressure. Drinking a glass of water may help in the short term. Staying well-hydrated is essential for overall health.

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Limit sodium intake

Reducing your sodium (salt) intake can temporarily lower blood pressure. Avoid salty foods and high-sodium meals.

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Caffeine reduction

If you've consumed a lot of caffeine, such as in coffee or energy drinks, it might be contributing to elevated blood pressure. Reducing your caffeine intake can help.

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Lose weight

If you're overweight, losing a few pounds can have a temporary impact on blood pressure. Weight loss can reduce the overall strain on your heart and circulatory system.

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