Drinks to Sip for Lower Blood Pressure vs. the Ones to Skip

10. Energy Drinks: Fatigue Fighter with a Tax

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Energy drinks are often marketed as quick fixes for fatigue, but they can pose significant risks for individuals with high blood pressure. These drinks typically contain high levels of caffeine and sugar, both of which can lead to increased heart rate and elevated blood pressure. The combination of stimulants in energy drinks can also cause palpitations and anxiety, further straining the cardiovascular system. For those looking to boost energy levels without compromising heart health, opting for natural sources of energy, such as a balanced diet and regular exercise, is a safer and more effective approach.

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