Lifestyle Management
Page last reviewed: 05 November 2020
Page created: 05 November 2020
Page created: 05 November 2020
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Particular diets you can try such as:
“Dash diet”
- General Practitioner
“A mediterranean diet.”
- Pharmacist
Seek guidance from your GP regarding these.
However - ‘patients often ask “what’s the best diet for me doctor” and the answer is no best diet, it’s just whatever works for you’?
- General Practitioner
Main changes to make:
“Cutting down on salt, not just salt you’re adding to food, but be aware of salt in foods so read the labels, a lot of ready meals are full of salt because salt is used as a preservative. Just eating a healthy, balanced diet - fibre, fruit and veg. “
- General Practitioner
“Regular exercise; up to 30 minutes a day is a good amount of exercise, and trying to keep your weight down. There are particular weights people should be at, which are usually based on how tall they are.”
- General Practitioner
Consult your GP for further guidance with this.
“Try and reduce the amount of cigarettes you smoke a day, along with reducing alcohol intake
Try and manage stress through things like meditation and yoga.”
- Pharmacist