Woman's Weekly Living Series

6 ways to lower your BLOOD PRESSURE

1 Get moving

Regular physical activity is crucial to help lower your blood pressure, as well as to maintain a healthy weight and lower cholesterol. Exercise strengthens your heart so it pumps more blood with less effort. This puts less pressure on your arteries, so your blood pressure stays at a healthy level.

Aim for 30 minutes of moderate exercise (which leaves you slightly breathless) at least five times a week. It could be housework or walking the dog

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