I am sure you are aware that dairy products — such as milk, cheese, and yogurt — provide calcium.
Spinach
Kale
Okra
Collards
Soybeans
White beans
What’s in Your Food?
Question:
Which has the most salt an ounce of potato chip or a cup of raisin bran cereal?
If you answered potato chip, you are incorrect. The correct answer is a cup of raisin bran cereal.
Raisin bran cereal has 342 milligrams of sodium which is twice more than as the chips. We have to pay attention to what we put inside of our bodies and be conscious of the ingredients in the food and beverages that we digest. We know that eating a lot of salt will raise our blood pressure and eventually lead to heart disease. (live healthy). Processed foods are dangerous merely because they are loaded with salt that is used to preserve and hold the ingredients together; it enhances the color as well as add to the flavor.
The Red Cochineal bug is known for adding a pink blush to candies, ice creams, yogurts, fruit juices, cheeses, and even butter.
Either way, it appears safe but can cause reactions in a small number of individuals. The FDA does requires that “cochineal extract” or “carmine” be listed on the label. (live healthy)
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LISTEN TO YOUR BODY, IT IS YOUR FIRST DOCTOR
Our body will let us know when there is a problem, but most of the time we choose to ignore the signs. Don’t allow fear to keep you from finding out what is going on inside of your body. It may be something small or it may be a life threatening problem.
Lets chat a bit about blood pressure, so many have passed on because of high blood pressure issues. Hypertension, is another word for “high blood pressure.” Uncontrolled blood pressure will eventually catch up with you if you live long enough. The uncontrollable force of blood pressing into the walls of your arteries will eventually damage the walls of the arteries. Your heart has to work harder which will cause serious damage to your arteries; the workload increases the risk of heart disease, stroke, and kidney disease.
How to keep your heart healthy: LIVE HEALTHY:
- Eat healthy.
- Get active.
- Stay at a healthy weight.
- Quit smoking and stay away from secondhand smoke.
- Control your cholesterol (“koh-LEHS-tuh-rahl”) and blood pressure.
- If you drink alcohol, drink only in moderation.
- Manage stress.
healthfinder.gov – Keep Your Heart Healthy