Drinking water from a plastic bottle can raise blood pressure, research suggests

A new study suggests that drinking water from plastic bottles can increase blood pressure.

According to another study, microplastics have also been found in liquid in glass bottles, and experts say that these particles are associated with high blood pressure, which can lead to an increase in the risk of cardiovascular disease.

The latest study found that blood pressure decreased in research participants when they stopped consuming all liquids, including water from plastic and glass bottles, and drank only tap water for two weeks.

Researchers at Austria’s Danube Private University said the study concluded that drinks in plastic bottles should be avoided.

Research results show for the first time that reducing plastic consumption can lower blood pressure, possibly due to the reduction of plastic particles in the blood, which may reduce cardiovascular health risks.