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What crossing your legs can do to your blood pressure - "It can increase it by up to 15 points"
Your blood pressure reading may be wrong simply because of how you’re measuring it. A doctor breaks down 11 common mistakes, including crossed legs, poor back support, caffeine, a full bladder and the ...
Crossing your legs at the knee during a blood pressure reading can temporarily raise your systolic blood pressure by 3–15 mmHg. Current guidelines recommend keeping both feet flat on the floor and ...
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