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We have been blaming salt for something it has not done. 90% cases of Hypertension or high blood pressure have insulin resistance in common which is a result of inactive lifestyle and HIGH CARB diet.. Leading an active lifestyle, eating a balanced diet..

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JITENDRA PRAJAPATI1 year ago

Balanced diet

tinlaikhumbi haoKeep1 year ago

The video is full of sh1t

shameembhs1 year ago

@drpal_manickam - your view please?

Graduate Hopeful Indian1 year ago

@theliverdr please enlighten.

JITENDRA PRAJAPATI1 year ago

Exactly this thing we get to study in science class in small class which we have studied in the form of balanced diet.

Aftab1 year ago

Must watch video for everyone. Very informative.

Charanjeet Singh🇮🇳1 year ago

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