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Registered Dietitian Exam Prep

Category - Nutrition Care

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Which of the following practices have been found to be most effective for preventing and treating hypertension?

Weight loss and increased physical activity
Increased intake of calcium and potassium-rich fruits and vegetables
Use of salt substitutes and limiting intake of canned foods
All of the above

Explanation

Answer: A - Weight loss and increased physical activity have been found to be the most successful measures for preventing and treating hypertension. Increasing intake of calcium and potassium-rich fruits and vegetables, using salt substitutes, and limiting intake of canned foods can also help prevent or lower high blood pressure, but they are not the most effective strategies.

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