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Follow the 20 tips below to help lower your overall blood pressure, including diastolic blood pressure. Focus on heart-healthy foods. Limit saturated and trans fats. Reduce sodium in your diet. Eat more potassium. Lay off the caffeine. Cut back on alcohol. Ditch sugar. Switch to dark chocolate.
Dietary changes Limit alcohol consumption. Drinking too much alcohol can raise blood pressure to an unhealthy level. Limit caffeine consumption. Reduce sodium intake. Increase potassium intake. Limit saturated and trans fats. Avoid sugar. Eat heart-healthy foods. Add probiotics.
Some people may be able to prevent high diastolic blood pressure from occurring by avoiding smoking, alcohol, reducing blood fats, and maintaining a moderate weight.
Diastolic pressure is when the heart is at rest between beats. Unfortunately there is no cure for high blood pressure currently, but you can take steps to manage it even without medication.
A: A high diastolic blood pressure (80 mm Hg or higher) that stays high over time means you have high blood pressure, or hypertension, even when systolic blood pressure is normal. Causes of diastolic high blood pressure include both lifestyle factors and genetics, but the disease is multifactorial.
Diastolic blood pressure that's too low can lead to heart damage and may increase your risk for heart disease.Tips to lower blood pressure Focus on heart-healthy foods. Limit saturated and trans fats. Reduce sodium in your diet. Eat more potassium. Lay off the caffeine. Cut back on alcohol.