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- Salt Intake, Sugar-Sweetened Soft Drink Consumption, and Blood PressureAmerican Journal of CardiologyVol. 114Issue 3
- PreviewIn their interesting review article, Malik et al1 do not seem to consider the underlying mechanism by which sugar-sweetened soft drink consumption is associated with increased blood pressure. For instance, there is clear evidence for a causal relation between salt intake and total fluid consumption,2 as well as sugar-sweetened soft drink consumption,3 an important and very relevant point that Malik et al failed to acknowledge. A carefully controlled metabolic study in adult humans in which salt intake was changed has quantified the relation between the change in salt intake and the subsequent change in fluid consumption.
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