3 min read- In-home air purifiers may lower blood pressure in certain people, according to one study.
- Researchers say that HEPA air filters may reduce systolic blood pressure for people whose BP is high.
- Experts explain the findings, plus share other ways to lower blood pressure naturally.
Studies have shown that air quality impacts blood pressure, even though scientists are still unsure of the exact mechanisms at play. Now, research suggests that using the right kind of air purifier in your home—specifically, one with a HEPA (which stands for high-efficiency particulate air) air filter—may actually be a way to lower blood pressure in certain groups of people. Read on to discover what the scientists found, plus other smart strategies for managing blood pressure naturally.
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