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Does high sodium intake combined with aversive behavioral control increase blood pressure in normotensive humans and laboratory animals?
Does high sodium intake combined with aversive behavioral control increase blood pressure in normotensive humans and laboratory animals?
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The review highlights that aversive behavioral control combined with high sodium intake can induce hypertension, potentially mediated by an inhibitory breathing pattern that promotes sodium retention.
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David E. Anderson (1994) studied this question.
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