A recent study from Belgium found that babies born with high blood pressure are more likely to have high blood pressure again later in childhood. The goal was to see if early blood pressure readings could predict future problems. They found that babies who had higher blood pressure at birth or in early childhood were about 3.75 times more likely to develop high blood pressure by school age. If you care about high blood pressure, please read studies that early time-restricted eating could help improve blood pressure, and natural coconut sugar could help reduce blood pressure and artery stiffness. For more health information, please see recent studies about added sugar in your diet linked to higher blood pressure, and results showing vitamin D could improve blood pressure in people with diabetes.