Why the study?
Dietary approaches to regulate blood pressure are an important cardiovascular health strategy, motivating investigation into the influence of dietary patterns on cardiac functions.
Does a heavy non-vegetarian diet increase blood pressure and alter heart rate variability compared to a vegetarian diet in healthy students?
Does a heavy non-vegetarian diet increase blood pressure and alter heart rate variability compared to a vegetarian diet in healthy students?
A heavy non-vegetarian diet is associated with significantly higher systolic and diastolic blood pressure compared to a vegetarian diet in healthy young adults.
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May associate vegetarian patterns with cardiac function in students; hypothesis-generating and leaves open larger trials.
Samudhrasri et al. (2021) studied this question.
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