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Yes caffeine in higher doses produce high blood pressure in certain patients .
Caffeine is a central nervous stimulant and can have some positive effects on the
human body. Caffeine in low doses is thought to be associated with an improvement in sporting performance, increased alertness and reduction in
fatigue potentially lifting a person’s mood. Coffee and tea also contain some
antioxidants which have positive effects on heart health.
However, increased amounts of caffeine lead to dependency due to increased tolerance and hence the need for greater amounts to gain the same stimulatory benefits. Heavy users who have to go without can experience withdrawal symptoms such as headaches and fatigue. Too much caffeine can produce restlessness, nausea, sleep difficulties, upset stomach, increased urine
production causing
dehydration, and cardiac arrhythmias (irregular heartbeats). It has also been associated with elevated blood pressure in sensitive persons.