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This Common Habit Is Quietly Spiking Your Blood Pressure – Even If You Eat Healthy

  • Writer: Dr. James Whitmore
    Dr. James Whitmore
  • May 22
  • 1 min read

If you’re over 55, there’s a good chance you’ve been told to “cut back on salt” or “get more exercise” to manage blood pressure.


But new research is revealing a surprising hidden trigger: magnesium and potassium imbalance caused by aging gut health.


“We’re finding more and more seniors have nutrient absorption issues — and it’s silently impacting their blood pressure,” says certified holistic nutritionist Mary Sheila G.


This is why a new plant-based formula is getting attention: It doesn’t just manage symptoms — it supports the root causes.


Thousands of American seniors are now using this science-backed formula to help:

  • Support healthy circulation

  • Promote vessel flexibility

  • Balance mineral levels

  • Improve energy and focus


It contains ingredients like Olive leaf extract, Hibiscus sabdariffa, Garlic and Magnesium



— all backed by clinical research and used for centuries in traditional medicine.


And best of all? It’s completely vegan, gluten-free, and made in the USA.


🟩 Want to see if it could help you? 


Take this short health check to find out if this natural solution is a fit for your needs.

[Take the 1-Minute Blood Pressure Quiz]

 
 
 

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Dr. James Whitmore is a board-certified wellness expert with over 30 years of experience in integrative health, nutrition, and preventative care. Known for his no-nonsense approach and deep compassion for aging populations, Dr. Whitmore has helped thousands of seniors regain energy, balance, and peace of mind—naturally. Today, he contributes to Naturally Remedy to share evidence-based tips, natural remedies, and lifelong habits that actually work.

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