Why the study?
Does oral potassium chloride supplementation reduce blood pressure in men and women with high-normal blood pressure?
Does oral potassium chloride supplementation reduce blood pressure in men and women with high-normal blood pressure?
Oral potassium chloride supplementation provides a transient, small reduction in diastolic blood pressure at 3 months that is not sustained at 6 months in individuals with high-normal blood pressure.
No sustained BP benefit from potassium supplementation; challenges routine use in high-normal BP and extends RCT data on effect durability.
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