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List of low sodium content foods for hypertensive patients

Posted Date: 02-Apr-2011	Category: Health Tips	Rating:
Author: E. Mangala	Member Level: Diamond	Points: 3

Sodium restricted diet is prescribed by the doctors for hypertensive persons. Here is a list of foods low in sodium.

Get to know the list of low sodium content foods for hypertensive patients

Amla, bittergourd, brinjal, cabbage, grapes, colacasia, cucumber, beans, horse gram, honey, ladies finger, maida, milk, onion, orange, pumpkin, potato, papaya, vemicelli, wheat, yam, sapota, ragi, tomato, and plantain.

This low sodium foods are good for patients with hypertension. These foods can be consumed without any restrictions. Keep your pressure levels to normal and protect your heart.

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