Eating a diet high in fiber and whole
grains helps your body maintain a healthy blood pressure. Oatmeal satisfies
both of those dietary requirements. According to the USDA National Nutrient
Database, 100 grams of fortified oats has 10 grams of fiber, as well as 352
milligrams of calcium and 359 grams of potassium. In some studies, both calcium
and potassium supplementation have effectively lowered blood pressure numbers.
Eating oatmeal can
reduce both your systolic and diastolic pressure. A blood pressure reading
yields two numbers, such as 120/80. The first number is your systolic pressure,
the second number is your diastolic pressure. In a study reported in the April
2002 issue of "The Journal of Family Practice," researchers noted
that eating oatmeal can reduce systolic pressure by as much as 7.5 points and
diastolic pressure by 5.5 points. Adding oat cereals to your daily diet can
reduce your risk of developing high blood pressure and help treat it if you
already have the condition, according to the research team..........www.livestrong.com
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which is processed with 100% oat with no additives.The product was designed
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