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Electrolyte profiles in a hypertensive population: The Newfoundland Study
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Electrolyte profiles in a hypertensive population: The Newfoundland Study
Clin Invest Med.
1987 Nov.
Abstract
Analysis of the electrolyte composition of the diets of 4 population samples in Newfoundland demonstrated: high sodium and low potassium, calcium, magnesium, and zinc contents. It is suggested that these nutritional factors could contribute to the high prevalence of hypertension in this Province.
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