Hypertension is a major independent risk factor for cardiovascular disease. In alcohol-
consuming populations, the amount of alcohol consumption has significant impact on blood …

An increased prevalence of hypertension in groups with high alcohol consumption has been
recognized for a number of years. More recently, several studies have suggested an …

Aims To analyze the dose–response relationship between average daily alcohol
consumption and the risk of hypertension via systematic review and meta‐analysis. Design …

An association between alcohol consumption and blood pressure levels has been observed
in over 60 population studies world wide. The relationship is generally linear but with some …

Objective: To clarify the relationships between blood pressure and alcohol, nutrients and
electrolytes intakes in Japanese men. Design and method: A dietary survey was conducted …

BACKGROUND: Alcohol consumption may increase blood pressure but the details of the
relationship are incomplete, particularly for the association at low levels of alcohol …

The relationship between alcohol consumption and systolic and diastolic blood pressure
(BP) was examined in 2482 men and 2301 women 20 years of age or older in nine North …

Aims: The reduction of habitual alcohol drinking is recommended for the prevention of
hypertension. Daily or weekly alcohol consumption, which is used for evaluation of the …

BACKGROUND The triglycerides/high-density lipoprotein cholesterol (TG/HDL-C) ratio has
been proposed to be a good predictor of cardiovascular disease. The relationship between …

More than 50 prospective population or cross-sectional studies have established a close
association between regular alcohol consumption and high blood pressure, consistently …