Celery juice contains phthalides. These chemicals relax blood vessels, which lowers blood pressure. Great news if you’re hypertensive, but risky if you already have low pressure.
Side Effects of Eating Too Much Celery: Science-Backed Risks
Imagine being at a party and your blood pressure decides to take a nap. You might feel dizzy, faint, or like the room is spinning. That’s celery juice’s hidden dance move.
One woman drank it for a week and passed out at her yoga class. The instructor thought she’d achieved ultimate relaxation. Nope—just celery.
