High blood pressure and coffee. Is it bad for you?

Hi @Worsebuthopefull

How are you doing?

If you are concerned about high blood pressure, remember to consult a doctor. But you ask a good question! I will tag a few members who may be able to share their experiences with you as it relates to coffee consumption and blood pressure.

@Kellzafor @CPAPVTAPE @Tawnie @Jupdog @PaulaB. @Sheltonangie @Pattypaige @Harstev @Loupierce @Janet12 @NoelAB @Elijadon @Bennyhill62 @Wheelha @Hbroadwell @Bettyfld95! @Babydoll @Charcuterie52 @Fonelady @princiewilson @shellshockershaw @Gmalemon @Jro111 @mikebec @jwhite2203 @ChadGregory @Catrinad71 @Jkwood @LoLuben @Missheathere @KTurner @MaHeck @MelStill78 @Frank12 @Beckyvoelker @daisycourier @eventresluna1121! @galesr @Nancy52 @Shendon1333 @Lilysabinoso @Deonsgirl1127 @Mdrollinger70 @Angel9!! @shellmark @Tina44 @Counselor71 @Thomas_Brown @Gem2023 @Lods10.10.2023 @NancyG @Delko72 @Timscorbett @CindiL @RobinK @Bja2you @rjmgroup @yes41210 @edandcat59 @Debbiehawkins

Do you drink coffee? Does it affect your BP? Have you needed to change your caffeine habits to your help your blood pressure?

Share what you do!

Take care,

Lizzi from the Carenity team

Excessive coffee consumption can temporarily raise blood pressure due to caffeine's stimulating effects potentially worsening hypertension. caffeine may interact with blood pressure medication and cause dehydration. individuals with high blood pressure should moderate their coffee intake and consult health care providers for personalized advice. But recent study reveal that moderate amount of coffee (2 to 3 cup a day) help to reduced the blood pressure. To reduced the blood pressure following tips should be adopted.