Does Coffee Raise Blood Pressure?

Yes, coffee can cause a temporary spike in blood pressure due to its caffeine content, which stimulates the central nervous system. The National University Heart Centre, Singapore notes that caffeine can raise blood pressure and cause heart palpitations in some individuals. However, long-term moderate consumption is generally not linked to chronic high blood pressure. Singapore HealthHub recommends avoiding caffeinated drinks for at least 30 minutes before taking a blood pressure measurement to ensure accuracy. Source: National University Heart Centre, Singapore / HealthHub Singapore

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