Key result
High dietary salt intake did not increase 24-h brachial blood pressure variability and continuous finger blood pressure variability at rest compared with medium or low salt intake.
Why the study?
Does a high-sodium diet alter resting and ambulatory blood pressure variability in healthy young normotensive subjects?
Population
Healthy young normotensive subjects
Comparison
High-sodium diet vs Medium or low dietary salt intake
Design
Editorial
Authors
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An editorial highlighting that the impact of high dietary salt on ambulatory blood pressure variability remains unresolved, with recent evidence showing no significant increase in healthy normotensive subjects.
Does a high-sodium diet alter resting and ambulatory blood pressure variability in healthy young normotensive subjects?
An editorial highlighting that the impact of high dietary salt on ambulatory blood pressure variability remains unresolved, with recent evidence showing no significant increase in healthy normotensive subjects.
Stefano Omboni (2020) conducted an editorial in Normotension. High dietary salt intake vs. Medium or low dietary salt intake was evaluated on Resting and ambulatory blood pressure variability (BPV). High dietary salt intake did not increase 24-h brachial blood pressure variability and continuous finger blood pressure variability at rest compared with medium or low salt intake.