The DASH (Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension) diet effectively reduces blood pressure. It improves cardiovascular health by emphasizing a diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins, and low-fat dairy while limiting sodium intake.
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Dash diets can work for weight loss as long as you follow the plan with a "calorie deficit." A dash diet is mostly used for strengthening your cardiovascular system and lowering blood pressure.
It can be. You can have a low sodium vegan diet.
Dash Can mean quick so maybe a quick diet? I dunno I just thought it and decided to type it x
Some of the best diets for diabetics are DASH, Mayo Clinic Diet, and Ornish Diet. These have been said to work well for a person with special sugar needs.
There are several great resources about DASH diets. The website dashdiet.org has great information as well as recipes. Dash diet reduces blood pressure.
I found a site for you to take a look at that talks about the following the Dash diet plan here is the site dashdiet.org/newdashdietbook.asp , and dashdiet.org/mediterranean_diet.asp
There are many places to find tips on starting a dash diet, one such place is here: http://dashdiet.org/dash_diet_tips.asp. As with any diet, make sure you take vitamins as well.
The US News and World Report states that the best diet that has been proven to work is Weight Watchers. The worst is the Jenny Craig diet. The DASH diet was rated fairly good.
A hypertension diet is sometimes called a DASH diet, which stands for Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension. It is a low sodium, high fiber diet that has been proven to lower your blood pressure in 14 days. It is also a calorie controlled diet, so you would probably lose some weight on the DASH diet.
The dash diet is reccommened for people with high bood pressure. It has been proven to lower blood pressure. On the dash diet you need to stick with eating grains, fruits, veggies, low fat or non dairy products, lean meats such as fish and polutry. check out http://dashdiet.org/
To most people they do work, but not to all (even though the majority of people like it) The only downside is that you must pay money which you can do at: http://healthnews.ediets.com/meal-delivery-plans/
actuallly i dont have any idea about that