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Primary prevention strategies, including weight loss and reduced sodium intake, are essential to complement pharmacological treatment in reducing blood pressure-related cardiovascular disease.
This review emphasizes that small, population-wide reductions in blood pressure through lifestyle modifications can significantly decrease the global burden of cardiovascular disease.
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Lifestyle strategies may complement antihypertensives; leaves open precise CVD risk reduction estimates from prospective trials.
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Paul K. Whelton (2004) conducted a review in Hypertension. Lifestyle modifications was evaluated. Primary prevention strategies, including weight loss and reduced sodium intake, are essential to complement pharmacological treatment in reducing blood pressure-related cardiovascular disease.
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