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How to prevent low blood pressure
Add more sodium to your diet.
Adding a pinch of salt to soups and potatoes adds flavor and increases blood pressure. Topping a stir-fry or rice with soy sauce has the same effect; however, be careful when adding sodium to your diet.

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- Increase your salt intake to the recommended daily dietary level. Increasing to 0.5 times your max daily sodium intake is recommended.
- Seafood such as salmon, sardines, soy worms, tilapia, walnuts, peas, and chickpeas all contain a great deal of sodium. Adding salt to your meals can help prevent low blood pressure by regulating blood glucose levels.
- Too much salt can cause gastroesophageal inflammation (regurgitation). Adding salt can also have stomach problems, such as constipation.
- The amount of sodium you need depends on your body, age, and gender. Talk to your doctor or a trained nutritionist before adjusting the sodium content of your diet.

OUT: The amount of sodium you need depends on your body, age, and gender. Talk to your doctor or a trained nutritionist before adjusting the sodium content of your diet.

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How to save energy automatically with your computers
Use energy-efficient computer models.
Some computers have been manufactured and tested specifically to ensure that they consume less energy.
Verify that your computers have an energy star logo or other government-supported logo, which indicates that the computers save costs on energy bills and are designed to help reduce pollutants that are harmful to the environment.

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- Download and install a new operating system. If you're simply content programming for fun, but very intelligent, you'll need a system that is compatible with faster computer systems.
- If the logo does not include this logo or identifying features, then your computer model may be defective or unusable. Look for a lower spf versus b12 rating.
- Use laptop computers instead of desktop computers. The majority of laptops only burn between 15 and 60 watts when in use; whereas desktop computers burn between 70 and 200 watts when in use.
- Verify that your batteries are compatible with computers with live, static electricity. Check if your computer has live cable and connections, which contribute to energy costs.

OUT: Use laptop computers instead of desktop computers. The majority of laptops only burn between 15 and 60 watts when in use; whereas desktop computers burn between 70 and 200 watts when in use.

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How to practice catching a lacrosse ball
Make sure that there are no other people around that aren't paying attention.
( they could get a concussion if they are hit in the head). Make sure that there are no cars around, or any windows that could get hit by the ball.

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- Also, make sure that there is a good distance from the ground that you are jumping to. If you are up in the air, make sure to stand up immediately on a level surface.
- Set up the ball drop and make sure it's safe. Take your gloves off, and catch the ball with both hands.
- Hold out your arm when the ball is thrown. If it's pouring, hit it behind the leg.
- Have the ball in your crosse (the net of the stick). Start by throwing the ball from your crosse at a brick wall, pitch back, or some other type of surface that will send the ball back to you.

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Have the ball in your crosse (the net of the stick). Start by throwing the ball from your crosse at a brick wall, pitch back, or some other type of surface that will send the ball back to you.