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When on high blood pressure medicine could you drink teas? read that some teas affect medicine. any teas that are ok to take and what are the teas?
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Maybe: Actually drinking as little as a half-cup of green or oolong tea daily may lower the risk of high blood pressure. The polyphenols in this type of tea help combat high blood pressure. However drinking tea may lessen the effects of some medications used to treat high blood pressure, so please check this out with the prescribing doctor. Best of luck with your health!
Answered 3/25/2019
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