TonySJ
Regular
Im 55yrs have high BP and medicated, Ramapril at night and Amlodipine in the morning. My health is good although I've got Crohn's and had part of my intestines removed last year, only just over 1 foot.
I'm happy taking the medication as Id rather be safe than run the risk of an issue.
The medication causes no issues whatsoever so maybe I'm lucky.
I have to have B12 injections due to low levels during Blood tests probably due to Crohn's and less intestinal tract. The B12 that I was lacking has been like Spinach to Popeye for me as I drop all my friends even the younger ones lol.
I'm not sure if diet can reduce BP significantly on its own but worth a try but don't be to concerned about the medication just make sure you have regular check ups and the doseage is suitable for you and your BP levels.
There is a book "The China Study" which covers foods that is plant based and healthy, It could be worth you reading that to find alternative foods as it helps address Crohn's so will probably give you some dietary ideals.
I'm happy taking the medication as Id rather be safe than run the risk of an issue.
The medication causes no issues whatsoever so maybe I'm lucky.
I have to have B12 injections due to low levels during Blood tests probably due to Crohn's and less intestinal tract. The B12 that I was lacking has been like Spinach to Popeye for me as I drop all my friends even the younger ones lol.
I'm not sure if diet can reduce BP significantly on its own but worth a try but don't be to concerned about the medication just make sure you have regular check ups and the doseage is suitable for you and your BP levels.
There is a book "The China Study" which covers foods that is plant based and healthy, It could be worth you reading that to find alternative foods as it helps address Crohn's so will probably give you some dietary ideals.