Continued damage may result in amputation of toes, feet, and legs
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In the previous times, people used to smoke the dry tobacco leaves to take nicotine, which produced a very pungent smell
Unhealthy lifestyle choices Overall, one or more of these factors are most likely to cause high blood pressure: Physical inactivity High salt intake and low potassium Excessive alcohol consumption Smoking Chronic stress One of the biggest culprits is smoking, which can double or triple the risk of developing hypertension