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Tomatoes are high in sodium. i have high nlood pressure. is it wise to eat tomatoes.
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Avoid high sodium: High sodium foods increase water retention and can raise blood pressure. It's okay occasionally if your kidney function is normal.
Answered 5/17/2013
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