Work with a registered dietitian and nutritionist for high blood pressure and become equipped with strategies and a personalized meal plan to reduce hypertension and co-existing conditions.
Yes, a registered dietitian can help manage high blood pressure by assessing your diet and creating a custom meal plan to reduce hypertension.
As a regulated health professional with specialized training and expertise, a registered dietitian and nutritionist can help manage high blood pressure, also known as hypertension, in the following ways:
✓ Receive education pertaining to hypertension and ways you can reduce high blood pressure through nutritional and lifestyle interventions, if necessary or desired.
✓ Inform you about the many risk factors associated with high blood pressure, if necessary or desired.
✓ Thoroughly assess your diet and lifestyle, and make recommendations for improvement, with blood pressure in mind.
✓ Outline what foods are lower in sodium, while providing a list of those that are high.
✓ Offer strategies to reduce sodium intake, such as reading food labels, cooking techniques, and choosing low-sodium alternatives.
✓ Help introduce more vegetables, whole grains, healthy fats and so on, to your diet.
✓ Receive a personalized hypertension meal plan.
✓ Obtain recipes for lower blood pressure.
✓ Provide resources and support on managing hypertension.
✓ Provide individualized support and accountability as you make diet and lifestyle changes.
✓ Address any misconceptions or myths surrounding diet and hypertension.
✓ Conduct regular follow-up appointments to track progress, provide ongoing education, and make adjustments to your plan as needed.
✓ Work in conjunction with your medical doctor and other health practitioners.
✓ Help address other dietary conditions and manage chronic disease.
✓ Have any questions answered pertaining to hypertension or other health concerns by a registered dietitian for high blood pressure.
✓ Provide counselling by a dietitian and nutritionist for weight loss.
✓ Have the opportunity to work with a sports nutrition dietitian or personal trainer-nutritionist for guidance around physical activity. You can also align your meal plan with a personalized exercise plan.
✓ Work with a dietitian for disordered eating to help manage behaviours (craving, stress & emotional eating) that can sabotage positive change.
✓ And more.
You can book in-person appointments with a dietitian and nutritionist for high blood pressure at the following JM Nutrition office locations. Main location: Dietitian and Nutritionist Toronto
✓ outline how the process looks like
✓ discuss your goals and concerns
✓ explain how billing and pricing work
✓ address concerns about insurance, if any
✓ answer any other questions
You can also seek the counsel of our dietitian and nutritionist for high blood pressure and co-existing conditions virtually, using the phone or video-conferencing.
For more information visit the pages below.
East Coast:
New Brunswick: dietitian Fredericton, dietitian Moncton, dietitian & nutritionist Saint John
Dietitian St. John’s Newfoundland
PEI: Charlottetown nutritionist & dietitian
West coast:
Alberta: our dietitian Calgary, dietitian Edmonton
Saskatchewan: dietitian Saskatoon, dietitian Regina
Manitoba: dietitian services in Winnipeg
Learn more about virtual nutritional counselling: Online appointments
We also encourage all visitors to our website to refer to the below hypertenison information, resources and tips to reduce high blood pressure.