
Can Heat Cause High Blood Pressure?
Yes — and it’s more common than you think.
How heat affects blood pressure:
- Causes blood vessels to dilate (lowering pressure short-term)
- Triggers dehydration → raises heart rate and pressure
- Puts stress on heart and kidneys over time
A 2020 study from Harvard Health found that people exposed to extreme heat had more frequent blood pressure spikes, especially if dehydrated or overexerted.
What can you do?
- Track your hydration
- Avoid exertion during peak hours
- Wear breathable, ventilated clothing
- Use a cooling jacket to lower overall body stress
Naseem’s air conditioned jacket protects your body from extreme thermal load — indirectly supporting heart health in harsh weather.
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