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Is Salt Really Raising Your Blood Pressure? This Doctor Says No…
By Anna Reah | Simple Fix Today
Most people with high blood pressure are told to avoid salt.
But according to Dr. Marlene Merritt (DOM, MS Nutrition), this advice may be dangerously outdated – and could be making the problem worse.
“Salt isn’t the real issue,” she says. “The real cause of high blood pressure has nothing to do with salt – and everything to do with what’s happening inside your arteries.”
Dr. Merritt developed a protocol called the BP Particle Fix that targets the root cause of hypertension – and it’s already helped 80,000+ people lower their numbers naturally.
She explains it all in a powerful new presentation – watch it here.
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