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Can ginger aggravate high blood pressure ?
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BP and Ginger: There are reports that ginger has a mild beneficial effect on BP, a study compared it to garlic for BP and cholesterol. Ginger was better for BP, and garlic was more beneficial for cholesterol
Answered 4/22/2019
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