Mint tea—made with spearmint or peppermint leaves and hot water—is a great, caffeine-free way to lower your high blood pressure levels and boost cognitive health by improving memory and concentration.

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NHS Blood and Transplant urges urgent B negative blood donations as stocks run low in England, especially the South East. Register or book ...

A popular beverage has been linked to a host of health advantages, including the potential to reduce blood pressure and ...

A popular beverage has been linked to a host of health advantages, including the potential to reduce blood pressure and ...

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Less than two percent of the population can give B negative blood, prompting urgent NHS plea to boost regional donor numbers ...

Hundreds of B negative blood donors in the North West are being called on to donate as the NHS warns that supplies of this rare type are at risk of running low.