7 Supplements that are useful in reducing High Blood Pressure

Health and Fitness February 03,2023 By Anmol Sharma

1. Omega 3 Fatty Acids

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2. Magnesium

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3. Potassium

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4. Calcium

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5. Coenzyme Q10

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6. Probiotic

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7. Green Tea Extract

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