I don't know if identifying whether or not something transiently raise my blood pressure is a better measure than a comprehensive report by the UK equivalent of the NIH.

Jogging in place will also transiently raise your blood pressure.

But it then over time it lowers your resting blood pressure. Not sure nicotine would since most users constantly use it (and it may not with occasional use either, I'm not sure).

Yeah, but it's supposed to. Inhaling something and then your BP goes up means you should not inhale that thing, eh?

Indeed, too much training can be counter productive. Vice versa, runners can't just stop and settle down, neither after a race nor after a carreer, or they'd risk heart failure. I cannot explain it but I think it's common knowledge.

Source?

Interesting so if my BP crashes I should smoke or vape :-)

I have had a BP crash I was cooking the Christmas dinner (the full works ) and accidently forgot I had taken my bp pills that morning and took a second set.

I passed out and vomited about 10 mins after sitting down to eat