DIETARY-SODIUM, CALCIUM, AND POTASSIUM, AND BLOOD-PRESSURE
DIETARY-SODIUM, CALCIUM, AND POTASSIUM, AND BLOOD-PRESSURE
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DOI:
10.1093/oxfordjournals.aje.a114332
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发表时间:
1986-06-01
影响因子:
5
通讯作者:
VANDERHEIDE, RM
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作者:
KOK, FJ;VANDENBROUCKE, JP;VANDERHEIDE, RM
The cross-sectional association of systolic blood pressure with dietary sodium, calcium, and potassium, as estimated from dietary histories, was investigated by multiple regression analysis of data gathered in the Netherlands in the early 1950s in a general health examination of 2,291 middle-aged civil servants and spouses of civil servants. A statistically significant negative trend with systolic blood pressure was seen for calcium intake in both males and females, even after adjustments for covariates. For sodium and potassium intake, the observed negative trends were not significant after multivariate analyses. In addition, no consistent associations were found between diastolic blood pressure and the micronutrients after multivariate analyses, except for a significant negative association with calcium intake in females. In this study population, blood pressure was a strong independent risk factor of total mortality: 15- and 25-year mortality was about twice as high for hypertensives (.gtoreq. 160 mmHg) as for normotensives (< 160 mmHg). These findings support the conclusion in recent epidemiologic studies that higher intakes of calcium are associated with lower systolic blood pressure, and they extend the evidence to an earlier time period.