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Dairy peptides significantly decrease blood pressure

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  1. Milk proteins lower bp:

    http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/medicalnews.php?newsid=29795

  2. New blood pressure drugs cut death risk

    TREATMENT guidelines for Australians with high blood pressure may need
    to be rewritten in line with the results of an international trial,
    specialists say.

    http://www.epsdrugstore.com/Blood-pressure-Norvasc.htm

    The study found patients taking a combination of two newer blood
    pressure lowering drugs were almost 25 per cent less likely to die from
    heart attack or stroke than those on an older, alternative treatment.

    Investigators recruited more than 19,000 patients with high blood
    pressure and three other risk factors for cardiovascular disease to
    take part in the randomised controlled trial.

    Half of the 40 to 79-year-old participants were treated with
    perindopril and amlodipine sold as Coversyl and Norvasc in Australia
    and the remainder received the beta-blocker atenolol and the diuretic,
    bendroflumethiazide.

    After five years, the researchers found those on Coversyl and Norvasc
    were not only less likely to die from heart attack or stroke but had a
    30 per cent reduced risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
    http://www.bordermail.com.au/newsflow/pageitem?page_id=1041027

  3. Control Blood Pressure
    How is your blood pressure? Do you know what you can do to help keep
    your blood pressure in the "normal" range?

    Hypertension affects approximately one-quarter of adult Americans with
    another one-quarter having prehypertension, or blood pressure in the
    zone between normal and high.

    Keep your blood pressure normal, or lower it, by making some lifestyle
    changes.

    Participate in regular physical activity: at least 30 minutes a day on
    most days of the week.

    Consume moderate amounts of alcohol.

    Limit sodium intake to no more than 2,400 milligrams a day.

    Drug:- http://www.epsdrugstore.com/Blood-pressure-Norvasc.htm

    Maintain a normal body weight.

    Adopt the Dietary Approach to Stop Hypertension, or "DASH," eating
    plan.
    The DASH eating plan calls for consuming eight to 10 servings of fruits
    and vegetables, three servings of dairy foods, limited animal fat
    intake and increased intake of plant proteins every day. Make the
    switch to the DASH eating plan by slowing making manageable, lifestyle
    changes.

  4. Why does the DASH plan recommend three servings of dairy foods, when
    dairy foods are obviously completely unnatural? It would be bad enough
    if human adults consumed HUMAN milk after they were a few years old,
    but to consume the milk of another animal is even more unnatural.
    Dairy peptides are just another way for the dairy industry to make out
    their totally unnatural product is 'healthy'.

    When was the last time you saw a grown human being sucking milk from a
    cow's udders? If you ever saw such a grotesque sight, did you consider
    it natural?

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    Why does the DASH plan recommend three servings of dairy foods, when
    dairy foods are obviously completely unnatural?

    The Internet is also unnatural and you appear to be using it. How
    come?

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