Hypertension is made worse by the fatty deposits called plaque, which narrow the arteries. Plaque formation has been linked to:

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Plaque formation leading to the narrowing of arteries has been linked to the consumption of saturated fats such as red meats. Therefore, limiting their intake can help in managing high blood pressure. Excessive sugar intake and caffeine intake have not been directly linked to plaque formation or hypertension. Similarly, vitamin B deficiency has not been established as a cause of plaque formation or hypertension.

Hypertension Is Made Worse by the Fatty Deposits Called Plaque