The evidence relating blood pressure to salt intake in humans originates from population
studies and randomized clinical trials of interventions on dietary salt intake. Estimates from …

The evidence relating blood pressure to salt intake in humans originates from population
studies and randomized clinical trials of interventions on dietary salt intake. Estimates from …

The link between sodium intake and hypertension remains controversial because of
inconsistency between early epidemiologic studies, which showed a strong positive …

Dietary salt has long been recognized as a major factor affecting blood pressure such that
sodium intake is a component of lifestyle modification guidelines for control of high blood …

The positive relation of sodium intake and blood pressure, first recognized a century ago,
has been well established in ecological, epidemiological, and experimental human studies …

In numerous epidemiologic, clinical, and experimental studies, dietary sodium intake has
been linked to blood pressure, and a reduction in dietary salt intake has been documented …

Hypertension is a worldwide epidemic and its control is costly, but still inadequate. The
mechanisms underlying the development of primary hypertension remain elusive. Several …

Several epidemiologic studies in the past have demonstrated a positive association
between high salt intake and the incidence of hypertension. 1, 2 Dahl1 found an almost …

Many randomized trials have shown that a reduction in salt intake lowers blood pressure in
hypertensive individuals. However, few have looked at the effects according to hypertension …

This review examines epidemiologic, physiological, and molecular evidence that the
interplay between sodium and potassium is central to the development of hypertension. The …