Calcium is important to have normal blood pressure and it also functions as a natural diuretic to mild the effects of much sodium intake.
Calcium supplement gives contradictory results, 80% benefit from the supplementation and in 20% the blood pressure goes marginally up. Dairy products containing low fat and vegetables are also good sources of calcium. Talk to the dietician to know the right food to you.
Potassium can also reduce blood pressure and it is proved that low potassium diet increases blood pressure. The mechanism behind is that too little potassium in the blood lead to sodium retention and high blood pressure.
Fruits, vegetables and fish are rich in potassium.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
What role does calcium und potassium play in blood pressure?
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Dr. K. Padmanaban, Ph.D.
5:29 AM
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