Fruits and vegetables found to lower blood pressure, says new study

Posted on: Apr 21, 2017 | Posted by: Master Doctor

Touted as a “silent killer” by the American Heart Association, some 85 million Americans - or one out of every three adults - suffer from high blood pressure. Since there are...

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