How to Manage Spikes in Your Blood Pressure. Many things including caffeine can cause spikes in your blood pressure. In this episode, I share a question and comments from my FaceBook friends about how to manage blood pressure spikes. Thanks for listening!

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The Blood Pressure Solution
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Blood Pressure monitoring Tips CLICK HERE
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*Vitamin D HOME TESTING KIT here (Deficiency is less than 30 ng/ml and Optimal=50-60 ng/ml for the general public, ask your doctor what's good for you.)

*COVID-19 HOME TESTING KIT here
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Ask your doctor if you would benefit from any of the following vitamins or supplements that could reduce severe COVID symptoms:
Vitamin C with rose hips, Zinc, D3 & K2, Magnesium or this one, B complex, Elderberry, Probiotics or this one, Melatonin, and NAC.

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Small-sized validated blood pressure cuff 9-17 inches here. Regular-sized validated blood pressure cuff 13-17 inches here; Large-sized validated blood pressure cuff up to 16.5 to 21.25 inches here. Extra-large validated large cuff up to 16.5-23.6 inches click here.

List of validated blood pressure monitors click here.

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US validated devices (list of validated blood pressure monitors)

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Best thermometer
2nd best thermometer
An accurate Pulse oximeter (If you have COVID-19, seek medical help if less than 95% at rest after 1 minute, which could mean you have pneumonia)

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Hi, I'm Dr. Tonya Breaux-Shropshire, a clinical research scientist at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, Alab

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