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According to one study published to the National Institutes of Health (NIH USA) , Smoking a cigarette acutely increases blood pressure, an effect mediated by nicotine. The study goes on to explain that the act of smoking a cigarette causes a significant, yet temporary increase in blood pressure, with measurements taken following a short abstinence from smoking showing that blood pressure does decrease once the effects of nicotine have left the body

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