Researchers say drinking soft drinks regularly can increase blood pressure in several ways, from sodium retention and increased uric acid to weight gain and the temporary effect of caffeine.
Researchers say drinking soft drinks regularly can increase blood pressure in several ways, from sodium retention and increased uric acid to weight gain and the temporary effect of caffeine.
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