The hidden link between hydration and blood pressure: Why drinking more water could be your best defense against hypertension When the body lacks water, it constricts blood vessels to conserve fluid, increasing pressure. Proper hydration reverses this naturally. Sodas, coffee and processed juices dehydrate the body, exacerbating high blood pressure. Stick to pure water and electrolyte-rich alternatives. While 64 oz daily is a baseline, individual factors like activity level and climate influence requirements—balance is key to avoid overhydration risks. Beet juice (nitrates), pomegranate juice (polyphenols) and herbal teas support blood pressure regulation without pharmaceuticals. Hypertension drugs generate billions; the FDA/CDC downplay water’s role…

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