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Struggling with high blood pressure? What you drink can raise blood pressure faster than food. This video reveals the 7 worst drinks that spike blood pressure, explaining exactly why they're harmful and better alternatives.

You’ll learn why licorice tea, despite its benefits, caused a hypertensive emergency in some people. Find out how fruit juices and smoothies, even when freshly homemade, can still cause blood sugar spikes that damage arteries. Discover the complicated link between coffee and blood pressure, and how genetics play a role.

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