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New Year New Resolutions - Overcoming High Blood Pressure, Issue #22
January 10, 2013

New Year
New Resolutions
To Live By


Issue #22 - January 10, 2013


Hi,

Did you make any New Year New Resolutions? Have you broken any as yet? Well why not decide to do 2013 differently. Let me tell you what I mean and how it will be beneficial to you.

For 2013 my monthly newsletter will be focus on just one thing that you can easily do to start creating a more healthy lifestyle and within my conclusion section I'll be telling you the topic of the next month's newsletter.

I am asking that you also contribute a topic and write and submit to me one month's healthy habit that can be incorporate into our lifestyle which I will send out to all our subscribers.

If you like this e-zine, please do a friend and me a big favor by showing it to everyone. If a friend forward this to you and you like what you read then please subscribe by visiting Overcoming High Blood Pressure.

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New Year New Resolutions - What We Eat


Part of being healthy is eating closer to the source, that lets you benefit from the rich nutritional value of the freshest locally grown ingredients.

I am from the island of Jamaica so most of our food are locally grown and is in our kitchen within days.

Most noted is legumes. Legumes/Beans/Peas offer a ton of health benefits and so beans in our kitchen did not last a year. Within a few weeks of puchase that package of peas would be full of insects, so we did not develop a gassy stomach from eating peas and did'nt need to buy Beano Tablets, 30-Count.

But I am going to tell you how to eat legumes without the gassy embarrassment.

Start by soaking legumes, rinsing away the foam that develops from soaking and then place in a pot with water bring to boil and rinse again. You can even add sea vegetable when cooking to decrease gassing.

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HBP Tips - Corner - How To Cook Beets


Beets, a sweet ruby-red vegetables are loaded with nitrates that works to open your blood vessels, increasing your blood flow and oxygen to your body. Though eating beets are great, drinking a glass of fresh squeezed beet juice is also more beneficial.

You have to read my page on the benefits of juicing to really appreciate what I am saying.

So my heart healthy receipt is all about this delicious and sweet vegetable.

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Your HBP Guidebook



My ebook on creating a life of optimum health with alternative treatments that complement your doctor's treatment is still available at a discounted price for my newsletter members.

Review the Table Of Contents and purchase your copy today. And, thank you for your support.

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Heart Healthy Recipe


Roasted Beets



To retain the nutrients of beets you should not boil them but roast them. Roasting keeps in all the flavor and sweetness of beets.

Lets get started.

  • Wash the beets well.

  • Use beets of similar sizes because different size beets will cook at different rates.

  • Trim the roots and stems without piercing the skin - tears allow color and nutrients to escape.

  • Place the beets on a sheet of aluminum foil, fold into an airtight packet, and place on a cookie sheet.

  • Bake until tender, about 45 to 60 minutes.

Cool, remove skin, and cut into cubes. Cover and chill until ready to prepare salad.

Now prepare and serve this heart healthy Roasted Beets and Arugula Salad.

Yummy!!!

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Conclusion

As part of our New Year New Resolutions we have to include your doctor. So next month we will be talking about Your Annual Checklist.

Thank you for subscribing to Overcoming High Blood Pressure monthly newsletter. For many more helpful tips, lifestyle guide, medication, exercises for lowering your high blood pressure to to my website and explore!

If you would like to write about a topic that is close to your heart that will benefit us all on staying healthy please share and thank you.

Also, thanks to the Power of SBI in helping me create my website.

Remember to contact me with any topic you would like me to research and present for my newsletter, by using my Contact Me page.

Warmest regards,

Donna M

Author & Publisher:Info On High Blood Pressure - The Silent Killer
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