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How do i find out what is causing allergies that i am experiencing, what is causing my blood pressure to go up and then go back to normal, as well as what foods my blood type allows me to eat?
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Allergy HBP: One possibility is medications you are taking for allergies. Read all labels. Discuss with your team. Too much salt (sodium) is a major contributor in most. Ask team about the DASH Diet.
Answered 5/8/2020
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