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Your patient is a 56 year old male whom you recently diagnosed with hypertension. The patient asks you what modifications he can make, so you first start by explaining his modifiable risk factors to him. Which of the following might you tell him are his risk factors?a. Obesity, increased salt intake. smoking, NSAID therapy, low potassium and low calcium intake, low physical activity, and drinking alcoholb. Obesity, decreased salt intake. smoking, NSAID therapy, high potassium and high calcium intake, low physical activity, and drinking alcoholc. Underweight BMI, increased salt intake, smoking, NSAID therapy, low potassium and low calcium intake, low physical activity, and drinking alcohold. Obesity, decreased salt intake, smoking, NSAID therapy, low potassium and high calcium intake, low physical activity, and being dehydrated

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