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5. Coffee

Doctors will not tell people with high blood pressure to cut out their morning coffees in most circumstances. However, if blood pressure levels are a concern, it may be beneficial to limit coffee to just a cup or two a day or make the switch to decaf. Caffeine can temporarily elevate blood pressure levels, though most people would need to drink multiple cups a day for the beverage to become dangerous. However, many people like to have milk and sugar, sweeteners, or creamers with their coffee, boosting the sugar content and increasing blood pressure levels.

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