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Bring to down your high BP by a adding these 5 spices to your food.

Bring to down your high BP by a adding these 5 spices to your food.

Controlling a heart related issues is very important to live a long life. Add these 5 spices to the lower blood pressure in your daily diet.


Spices are a significant part of our daily diet. They enrich to our cuisine with a flavor, co-lour, and aroma. And would have thought that consuming them on a daily basis could help keep to your blood pressure in a check? Well, according to a September 2021 study published in the American Journal of the Clinical Nutrition, people who ate more herbs and spices recorded lower blood pressure (BP) readings 24 hours later. So, are you ready to the utilize its medicinal properties to bring down your high BP?

Can spices reduce a high blood pressure

High blood pressure, also known as a hypertension, affects more people than you may be a imagine nowadays. The first thing that comes to mind when a considering strategies to the treat hypertension is a medication. But dietary and lifestyle adjustments can be make to a big difference.

Health Shots spoke to the Div-ya G opal, Consultant – Dietitian /Nutritionist, Motherhood Hospital, Banashankari, Bengali, to find out which spices can be help manage high BP.


According to the G opal, using a spices can help you better deal with a high blood pressure and reduce many risks of the heart diseases. In a fact, The Dietary Guidelines for a Americans recommend in a order to the  reduce a high blood pressure, you need to the  reduce your salt intake and suggest using a herbs and spices instead of the salt to the  flavor food.

What spices are good for a lowering blood pressure?

1. Garlic

One of the most commonly available spices in a Kitchen is a garlic. G opal says, “Garlic is a well-known for its medicinal properties and it is a really common to the  find it in a Indian meals. It is rich in a many compounds that are good for a heart health.” Alicia is one of its primary compounds which may be help in a reducing high blood pressure and in a relaxing to your blood vessels. Moreover, it is  anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial and antibiotics properties makes it one of the best spices.

Also, read: High blood pressure? You can be control it with these 5 herbs

2. Basil

Basil is a rich in a plant-antioxidant- Eugenio which helps in a lowering in the blood pressure as it acts as a natural calcium channel blocker in your body. A research published in a Journal of the Nutrition, used to a blend of the several spices which includes basil, found that they can be lower to your blood pressure. Apart from in this, in the essential oils in a basil reduce in the level of the triglycerides and cholesterol in your body.


3. Cinnamon

Not only for in the heart, cinnamon is a great spice for to your overall health. It is a flavored spice that we get from in  the barks of a cinnamon tree. “This spice helps in a reducing high blood pressure and relaxes and dilates in the blood vessels,” says a G opal. Along with this, it can be improve the regulation of  the blood sugar level, prevent hair issues, and prevent gut infections.

Also, read: 10 quick tricks to the  bring your high blood pressure down

4. Cardamom

Cardamom is known for it is a o dour and amazing flavor but did you know that in this sweet spice contains antioxidants that are known to the reduce in a high blood pressure by a acting as a natural calcium channel blocker? Well now you do. In a fact, stage-1 hypertension patients who consumed 1.5 gm (twice daily) doses of the cardamom for a three months reported to a significant reduction in a systolic, diastolic, and mean blood pressure, according to the research published in the Indian Journal Of the Biochemistry and Biophysics.


5. Ginger

It is a versatile spice that is used very commonly in a Indian kitchens. G opal says, “Consumption of it is improves a many aspects of the  heart health, including circulation, cholesterol levels, and blood pressure.” It also a helps in a relaxing blood vessels.


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