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Eating more beans and soy could slash high blood pressure risk by nearly 30%
A global study analysis found that high consumption of legumes (like beans, lentils, and chickpeas) reduces hypertension risk by 16%, while soy foods (e.g., tofu) lower it by 19%. These dietary changes could significantly combat high blood pressure.
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