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dan803 said:
They always say that petting a dog or cat lowers blood pressure.
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You know, I think that this may be correct, just from my own experience. The whole time I was in the military my blood pressure was always high. I got out and got a dog, and my blood pressure went down. When my puppy died, the pressure went back up, and now that I have a new dog, it is back down....lol
 
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