Yes, it is true that some medications for high blood pressure can interact with grapefruit. Grapefruit can increase the effects of certain medications, including some anti-hypertensives. The interaction also depends on the dose of the medication. It is important to know which medication you are taking and what the dosage is before consuming grapefruit.
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