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Re: EAT BANANAS TO AVOID BLOOD PRESSURE PROBLEMS

Posted by healthnutt

In Reply to: EAT BANANAS TO AVOID BLOOD PRESSURE PROBLEMS posted by Jai Maharaj

>> Nayee Dillee - A banana or two a day keeps your blood
>> pressure at bay, according to scientists who report that
>> bananas can lower hypertension, offering a cheap and safe
>> alternative to drugs.

The truth from an intelligent man:


>My blood pressure for the past ten years hs been borderline high
>avaeraging 140/90. At one point I started an ACE inhibitor but stopped
>because I developed a cough.

Makes sense,, thats what the "C" stands for in Captopril ;)

>
>As part of my effort to eat 8 servings of fruits/vegetable per day, I
>have eaten 1 to 2 bananas per day, every day for the pst year.
>
>My blood pressure 3 x last week.......150/96.
>
>So now I have an ARB (or ACE II) floating around my system.....

Ahhh... If only a bananna or 2 a day did cure HTN. I eat bannanas
regularly (I don't have HTN, Hypertension). But boy if it would replace
ACE inhibitors and beta-blockers, that would really be nice...
I'd love to give everyone some freaking flax seds and a bannana and
cure someone... Idiopathic HTN is a real problem. The other is just
plain old obesity/years of junk food/high cholesterol/saturated
fats/arteriosclerosis.

Sorry ... no bannana or 2 is going to do anything....

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