Iron is LIKELY SAFE for most people when it is taken by mouth in appropriate amounts. However, it can cause side effects including stomach upset and pain, constipation or diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting. Taking iron supplements with food seems to reduce some of these side effects. However, food can also reduce how well the body absorbed iron.
Fresh Fish for Protein. Fish is a great source of lean protein, and some varieties such as trout are rich in vitamin D, which has been shown to help lower blood pressure. âPeople usually donât get enough vitamin D from food, so this is one way to boost your intake,â Dean says.
Foods that can help lower your blood pressure levels include arugula, flaxseeds, beets, celery, olive oil and cooked tomatoes. Foods that can help lower your blood pressure levels include arugula, flaxseeds, beets, celery, olive oil and cooked tomatoes.