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18 Problem Substances Researched for Hypertensive

Name	AC	CK
Energy Drinks	8	90
Sugar Sweetened Beverages	2	40
Organochlorine compounds	1	20
Organochlorine pesticides	1	20
Pesticides	1	20
Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)	1	20
Fructose	5	18
Benzene	1	10
Benzodiazepines	1	10
Ibuprofen	1	10
Mercury	1	10
Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs)	1	10
Oral Contraceptives	1	10
Parabens	1	10
Valium	1	10
Aluminum	1	2
Sodium Fluoride	1	2
Bisphenol A	1	1

25 Diseases Researched for Hypertensive

Name	AC	CK
Hypertension	18	169
Coronary Artery Disease	1	20
Fructose-Induced Toxicity	5	18
Endothelial Dysfunction	2	11
Inflammation	2	11
Air Pollution Linked Toxicity	1	10
Arrhythmias: Cardiac	1	10
Cardiovascular Diseases	1	10
Electromagnetic Radiation Mitigation	1	10
Hypertension: Pulmonary	1	10
Hyperuricemia	1	10
Paraben Toxicity	1	10
Premature Birth	1	10
Preterm Infants: Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA)	1	10
Vaccination: Coronavirus	1	10
Insulin Resistance	3	6
Hyperinsulinism	2	4
Aluminum Toxicity	1	2
Fluoride Toxicity	1	2
Insulin: Elevated	1	2
Triglycerides: Elevated	1	2
Bisphenol-A Toxicity	1	1
Drug Addiction	1	1
Neurologic Disorders	1	1
Oxidative Stress	1	1

Research Articles 29
Cumulative Knowledge Score 46
Overall Research Rating GOOD

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Acute consumption of caffeinated energy drinks significantly raises systolic and diastolic blood pressure.Sep 30, 2016

Serum concentrations of PCBs, especially those congeners with multiple ortho chlorines, were strongly associated with both systolic and diastolic blood pressure.Mar 01, 2011

Sugar-sweetened beverages were associated with a modest risk of developing hypertension in 6 cohorts.Aug 11, 2015

The present meta-analysis suggested that a higher consumption of SSB was associated with a higher risk of hypertension and CHD.Mar 13, 2015

A case of pulmonary hypertension following L-lysine ibuprofen therapy has been reported in a preterm infant with patent ductus arteriosus.Jun 20, 2006

Benzene exposure is associated with hypertension, possibly due to disturbance of nitric oxide process.Jul 01, 2007

Certain energy drinks consumed at a high volume significantly increase systolic blood pressure.Aug 31, 2016

Diazepam as an oral hypnotic increases nocturnal blood pressure in the elderly.Jun 28, 2018

Elemental mercury poisoning presenting as hypertension in a young child.Jul 31, 2012

Energy drinks increased systolic blood pressure, altered electrolytes, and resulted in repolarization abnormalities.Jun 30, 2016

Energy drinks induce acute cardiovascular and metabolic changes pointing to potential risks for young adults.Feb 25, 2019

Energy drinks significantly prolong the QT c interval and raise blood pressure.Jun 03, 2019

Environmental exposure to parabens might elevate blood pressure levels and increase the risk of high blood pressure.Sep 30, 2023

Fructose has been strongly linked with hypertension, hyperuricemia and inflammation in experimental models and humans.May 25, 2011

Ingestion of energy drinks led to a significant increase in systolic blood pressure in recreational runners.Jul 04, 2016

Ingestion of Red Bull energy drink increases the heart rate and diastolic and systolic blood pressures.Oct 31, 2015

Oral contraceptives may induce hypertension in susceptible women.Dec 01, 2008

Short-term effects of ambient particulate matter on blood pressure among children and adolescents.Nov 30, 2019

The reaction of the circulatory system to stress and electromagnetic fields emitted by mobile phones.Jul 15, 2019

The spike effect of acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 and coronavirus disease 2019 vaccines on blood pressure.Dec 12, 2022

This describes the effect of energy drinks during the first 2 h after consumption, revealing systolic blood pressure to be significantly increased.Feb 14, 2019

Aluminum trichloride may induce hypertension by disturbing the function of erythrocyte membrane.Sep 09, 2015

Exercise improves fructose-induced insulin resistance, hyperinsulinemia and hypertension.Aug 01, 1988

Fructose can be used to induce insulin resistance and hypertension in rats.Nov 01, 1987

Fructose is used to induce hypertension in the animal model. Aug 01, 1989

Fructose is used to induced hyperinsulinemia, hypertriglyceridemia and hypertension in an animal moodel.Jun 01, 1989

Sodium fluoride induces hypertension and cardiac complications in animals. Jul 04, 2016

Ayahuasca may act against chronic low grade inflammation and oxidative stress via the Sig-1R which can explain its widespread therapeutic indications.Dec 31, 2015

Oral administration of bisphenol A induces high blood pressure.Oct 31, 2014

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