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A simple exercise that requires no equipment done once or twice a week may help maintain lower blood pressure, a new study ...

You don’t need to spend hours at the gym to improve your blood pressure. Research shows that one particular type of exercise can make a significant difference in just a short amount of time.

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Try a water workout: Swimming or water aerobics showed the greatest benefit for systolic blood pressure. Make time for mind-body movement: Yoga and tai chi combine movement with controlled breathing ...