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Doctors Say This Common Habit Could Be Raising Your Blood Pressure Original

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By Shaun Dreisbach Verified
| EatingWell Verified
If you're one of the 120 million American adults with high blood pressure, there are numerous steps you can take to lower it, including reducing the amount of salt you eat. "Sodium is a major preventable driver of blood pressure variation," says David L. Katz, M.D. a specialist in internal and preventive medicine with expertise in nutrition. But there's more to reducing sodium levels in your diet than just ditching the salt shaker.
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Symptoms & Causes of High e2

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By Shaun Dreisbach Verified
| The Edge (Hone Health)
Too much estrogen might seem like the last thing you need to worry about if you’re a man. And it may seem even more unlikely if you’re on testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), a treatment to increase levels of the OG male hormone. But developing high estrogen on TRT is fairly common—and easily addressed.
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The #1 Habit to Break If You Have High Blood Pressure, According to a Doctor

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By Shaun Dreisbach Verified
| EatingWell Verified
If you're one of the 120 million American adults with high blood pressure, there are numerous steps you can take to lower it, including reducing the amount of salt you eat. "Sodium is a major preventable driver of blood pressure variation," says David L. Katz, M.D. a specialist in internal and preventive medicine with expertise in nutrition. But there's more to reducing sodium levels in your diet than just ditching the salt shaker.
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