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Although people suffering from hypertension (high blood pressure) are often advised to lower their sodium intake, there is little evidence to suggest that high-sodium diets CAUSE the hypertension in the first place. Further, the AMA now cautions people with normal BP not to go on low-sodium diets. (See the link to the Web MD article.)

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Yes. Your diet affects just about everything having to do with blood pressure. Eating healthy is absolutely necessary when you have problems with blood pressure and hypertension. Salt certainly exacerbates hypertension.

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Unfortunately, that is NOT true.

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Q: Is there conclusive evidence that the majority of people with a high-sodium diet will develop high blood pressure mainly as a result of such a diet?
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