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My blood pressure seems good until l eat crawfish. lm on blood pressure bills. do u think the seasoning in the crawfish make my blood pressure rises?
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Possibly: Salt can contribute to elevated blood pressure. Try to monitor your sodium intake please.
Answered 7/20/2013
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Likely : Salt in seasoning and high fat and cholesterol in crawfish will not help your blood pressure.
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