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My blood pressure is always around 100/60 when i smoke cigarettes. when i was not smoking for 4 yrs, my bp was consistently about 130/80. why?
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Unrelated: Smoking is clinically proven to raise your bp, not lower it.
Answered 9/2/2013
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