People with high blood pressure drink more water, okay?

People with hypertension drink plenty of water, which has certain benefits for the body, but patients should pay attention to drinking properly.

Patients with hypertension pay more attention to supplementing water in their lives, which can help dilute blood, reduce blood viscosity, and benefit vascular health. At the same time, drinking plenty of water can promote blood circulation, thereby improving metabolism, consuming excess fat storage in the body, and thus improving blood rheology and improving microcirculation. However, patients should drink water properly and not drink too much water at one time, which may lead to increased burden on the heart and kidneys, which in turn affects the rise of blood pressure.