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Cutting sugar reduces blood pressure The authors found that diastolic blood pressure (the lowest measure of pressure which occurs when your heart is relaxing between beats) decreased by five mmHg and levels of blood cholesterol decreased by 46 per cent. They also found a marked improvement in glucose tolerance.
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Learn More »The Express headline “Quickest way to lower blood pressure” is not substantiated by the study, because it didn’t compare different ways of lowering blood pressure (such as exercise or losing weight) and also the study findings may not apply to the general population. Tracy Parker, BHF Heart Health Dietitian, said: “This study is interesting, but we need more research to confirm these findings. Previous studies have suggested that eating too much added sugar increases a person’s risk of development of diseases, including cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, hypertension and high cholesterol, because of the link with excess calorie intake leading to obesity. However, this small and short-term study found that removing added sugar from the diets of already obese Latino and African American children improved their metabolic health, without changing weight. “Both adults and children on average are exceeding their recommended daily sugar intake so it’s important we continue to work as hard as we can to change our behaviour. Replace sugary drinks with water or sugar-free versions and instead of sweets, biscuits and chocolate, try healthier alternatives like fresh fruit and vegetables, unsalted nuts and seeds and plain popcorn.”
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