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Everytime i feel warm temperature, my blood pressure starts to elevate?
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Dysautonomia: Which means that the autonomic (automatic) nervous system is overactive. Commonest cause is diet that causes biochemical imbalance in the brain control mechanisms. Try getting rid of sugar in all its forms and getting a good multivitamin + b complex + magnesium.
Answered 6/4/2013
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