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Natural nutritional approach lowers blood pressure, no drugs necessary

(NaturalNews) Elevated blood pressure exerts a health threatening effect on every organ in the body as it slowly acts to cause our veins and arteries to deteriorate. Small cracks develop as a result and must be patched quickly to avert disaster. In an attempt to ensure our survival, oxidized LDL cholesterol and calcium are used as a biological caulk to patch the damage and prevent us from bleeding to death. This mechanism will help to avoid immediate catastrophe but eventually our arteries will narrow and a deadly clot will form as a result. Mainstream medicine is quick to prescribe a low fat diet and drugs as a remedy, while natural diet and powerful nutrients provide a solution with no dangerous side effects.

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John Phillip is a Health Researcher and Author who writes regularly on the cutting edge use of diet, lifestyle modifications and targeted supplementation to enhance and improve the quality and length of life. John is the author of 'Your Healthy Weight Loss Plan', a comprehensive EBook explaining how to use Diet, Exercise, Mind and Targeted Supplementation to achieve your weight loss goal. Visit My Optimal Health Resource to continue reading the latest health news updates, and to download your Free 48 page copy of 'Your Healthy Weight Loss Plan'.

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