Abstract
Context
The
Swiss
Federal
Food
Safety
and
Veterinary
Office
(FSVO)
commissioned
in
2021
the
second
National
Survey
on
Salt
Consumption
general
adult
population,
namely
Study
2
(SSS2),
with
a
design
similar
to
SSS1
(2010‐2011)
for
comparability.
Methods
This
survey,
conducted
2022‐2023
includes
random
sample
of
863
permanent
residents
Switzerland
(450
men
413
women)
covering
three
main
linguistic
regions
(French,
German,
Italian)
Switzerland.
Dietary
salt
(NaCl),
potassium
(K),
sodium‐to‐potassium
(Na:K)
ratio
intakes
were
estimated
using
24‐hour
urine
collections.
Participants’
knowledge,
attitude,
behavior
regarding
salt,
as
well
their
self‐perception
daily
consumption,
assessed
through
questionnaire.
Anthropometry
blood
pressure
measured
standardized
validated
methods
during
study
visits.
Main
results
urinary
NaCl
excretion
(mean
±
SD,
serving
proxy
dietary
intake),
was
8.7
3.6
g/24h
overall,
9.9
3.9
7.4
2.8
women.
Only
20.9%
(95%CI:
17.3
‐
25.1)
women
7.8%
5.7
10.7)
had
below
WHO
recommended
maximal
level
5
g/24h.
Accordingly,
found
about
times
more
likely
reach
target
than
men.
intake
across
tended
be
lower
older
age
group
younger
ones,
both
K
intake)
2.73
0.98
2.95
1.00
men,
2.49
0.92
mean
minimal
3.5
g
(equivalent
at
least
2.7
excreted
urine)
all
groups
18‐29
24h
molar
Na:K
SD)
2.25
2.12
0.85
women,
2.37
0.96
Most
participants
did
not
comply
optimal
(≤
1.0)
suboptimal
2.0)
targets,
96.0%
94.5
97.2)
presenting
above
1.0,
54.1%
50.7
57.5)
2.0.
Women
adhere
individuals
individuals.
Knowledge
salt‐related
health
risks
among
population
high,
81.8%
(95%
CI:
79.1
84.2)
aware
that
excessive
negatively
impacts
health.
Among
participants,
49.5%
46.1
52.8)
reported
never
adding
food
home,
while
40.9%
37.7
42.2)
occasionally
added
6.2
9.8)
usually
1.9%
1.1
3.0)
always
salt.
When
eating
out,
69.1%
65.9
72.1)
26.7%
23.8
29.7)
3.1%
2.2
4.5)
1.2%
0.06
2.1)
Overall,
36.0%
32.9
39.3)
they
currently
watching
or
limiting
intake,
no
significant
difference
between
(59.9%,
95%CI:
56.6
63.1)
categorized
consumption
medium
irrespective
sex,
region.
proportion
classifying
low
25.7%
22.9
28.8)
whereas
14.4%
12.2
16.9)
classified
it
high.
Hypertension
prevalence
24.0%
21.3
27.0)
15.3%
12.1
19.1)
32.1%
27.9
36.5)
percentage
hypertensive
increased
sexes,
ranging
from
1.7%
0.2
11.3)
0.3
12.2)
15–29
year
old
33.3%
25.5
55.7%
47.6
65.5)
≥60
group,
respectively.
In
this
cross‐sectional
study,
positively
associated
excretion,
relationship
stronger
people.
overweight
obesity
33.7%
11.9%
41.1%
being
11.3%
obese,
12.6%
Between
first
(2022‐2023)
surveys,
slight,
statistically
significant,
decrease
0.42
observed,
which
corresponds
4.6%
over
last
10
years.
However,
surveys
Conclusions
public
implications
Despite
an
encouraging
slight
national
remains
clearly
international
recommendation
g/day
adults,
is
3.50
g/day.
Efforts
must
continued
reduce
improve
overall
diet
quality
population.
These
underscore
need
strategy
does
require
region‐specific
approaches,
yet
sex‐
age‐specific
messages
might
considered
better
consider
observed
differences.
survey
suggests
interventions
lowering
increasing
hold
promise
mitigating
high
burden
arterial
hypertension
Additionally,
reduced
decreased
intake.
Therefore,
comprehensive
aims
promote
weight
reduction
should
prevention
its
complications.
Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 23, 2025
Abstract
Objective
To
investigate
whether
time-restricted
feeding
(TRF)
can
alleviate
cardiac
remodeling
in
spontaneously
hypertensive
rats
(SHRs)
by
regulating
autophagy
levels.
Methods
A
16-week
TRF
intervention
was
conducted
on
Wistar
Kyoto
(WKY)
and
SHRs,
with
dietary
intake
confined
to
the
interval
from
9:00
am
5:00
pm
each
day.
The
study
examined
impact
of
blood
pressure
(BP),
morphology
function,
expression
levels
key
proteins
involved
its
associated
signaling
cascades.
Results
significantly
mitigated
systolic
(SBP),
diastolic
(DBP),
mean
(MBP)
SHRs.
Additionally,
improved
ejection
fraction
(EF)
diminished
interventricular
septal
thickness
at
end-diastole
(IVS-d).
further
revealed
that
enhanced
microtubule-associated
protein-I
light
chain
3
(LC3-I),
while
reducing
protein-II
(LC3-II).
Moreover,
suppressed
Beclin-1,
phosphorylated
phosphoinositide
3-kinase
(p-PI3K),
protein
kinase
B
(p-AKT),
mechanistic
target
rapamycin
(p-mTOR)
left
ventricular
(LV)
tissues.
Conclusion
attenuate
SHRs
Foods,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(9), P. 1603 - 1603
Published: May 1, 2025
This
review
is
dedicated
to
exploring
recent
advancements
in
the
study
of
amaranth
grain
and
presents
research
primarily
on
Amaranthus
species
such
as
cruentus,
hypochondriacus,
caudatus,
a
lesser
extent
hybridus,
mantegazzianus,
muricatus,
tuberculatus,
viridis,
spinosus,
tenuifoliu.
Amaranth
(Amaranthus
spp.)
promising,
high-yield
pseudocereal
crop
with
significant
commercial
potential
for
developing
functional
food
products.
It
contains
wide
range
bioactive
compounds,
including
squalene,
tocopherols,
phenolic
phytates,
vitamins,
which
possess
important
physiological
properties.
characterized
by
high
levels
starch,
proteins,
minerals,
dietary
fiber.
Moreover,
proteins
are
distinguished
balanced
amino
acid
composition
exhibit
greater
resistance
external
factors
compared
animal-derived
proteins.
Grains
free
gliadin,
making
it
valuable
nutritional
source
individuals
celiac
disease,
an
immune-mediated
disorder.
Unlike
traditional
cereals,
where
prolamins
glutelins
dominate
protein
composition,
pseudocereals
like
consist
albumins
globulins.
The
processing
methods
influence
their
quantitative
qualitative
often
significantly
improving
physicochemical,
antioxidant,
functional,
rheological
work
provides
detailed
analysis
amaranth's
chemical
components,
along
its
evaluation
therapeutic
preventive
fractions
(albumin,
globulin,
glutelin)
squalene
increased
antioxidant
activity,
contributing
notable
radiation
X-ray
exposure.
Bioactive
compounds
phytol,
α-tocopherol,
lunasin-like
peptide
(AhLun)
anticancer
properties
have
also
been
identified
amaranth.
Furthermore,
six
peptides
were
isolated
from
amaranth,
which,
according
predictive
models,
demonstrate
capacity
inhibit
angiotensin-converting
enzyme
(ACE)
suggesting
hypotensive
effects.
Certain
considered
promising
ingredients
prevention
comprehensive
treatment
conditions
diabetes,
inflammatory
bowel
diseases,
hypercholesterolemia,
cardiovascular
obesity.
spp.
processed
products
hold
interest
development
innovative
products,
expansion
enhancement
value.
Journal of Multimorbidity and Comorbidity,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: May 1, 2025
Background
The
relationship
between
dietary
patterns
(DP)
and
health
outcomes
(elevated
blood
pressure,
dyslipidaemia,
hyperglycaemia,
body
mass
index)
among
adolescents
young
adults
(AYA)
with
HIV
is
not
well
understood.
We
aimed
to
identify
determinants
associated
metabolic
syndrome
components
living
in
Lagos,
Nigeria.
Methods
conducted
a
cross-sectional
study
180
participants
at
an
ART
clinic
Lagos.
Information
on
sociodemographic
clinical
characteristics,
as
72-hour
recall
were
collected.
Anthropometric
measurements
(BMI
(kg/m
2
))
pressure
readings
Blood
samples
assayed
for
fasting
sugar
lipid
profiles.
Statistical
analysis
was
done
using
SPSS
version
27,
WHO
Anthro
Plus
software.
Results
male-to-female
ratio
1:1.
Four
major
DPs
identified
DP
1
(higher
consumption
of
beverages,
vitamins,
vegetables);
(high
intake
minerals,
fruits);
DP3
carbohydrates,
fat
oil);
DP4
alcohol
vegetables).
DP1
underweight
BMI
hyperglycaemia
DP4,
while
DP2
had
lower
odds
overweight
elevated
pressure.
Conclusion
This
outcome
provides
valuable
insights
into
their
association
co-morbidity
AYA
HIV.
will
inform
nutritional
counselling
interventions
promote
quality
life
health.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: May 15, 2025
To
investigate
whether
time-restricted
feeding
(TRF)
can
alleviate
cardiac
remodeling
in
spontaneously
hypertensive
rats
(SHRs)
by
regulating
autophagy
levels.
A
16-week
TRF
intervention
was
conducted
on
Wistar
Kyoto
(WKY)
and
SHRs,
with
dietary
intake
confined
to
the
interval
from
9:00
am
5:00
pm
each
day.
The
study
examined
impact
of
blood
pressure
(BP),
morphology
function,
expression
levels
key
proteins
involved
its
associated
signaling
cascades.
Transmission
Electron
Microscopy
(TEM)
utilized
further
evaluate
autophagic
changes
left
ventricular
(LV)
tissues.
significantly
mitigated
systolic
(SBP),
diastolic
(DBP),
mean
(MBP)
SHRs.
Additionally,
improved
ejection
fraction
(EF)
diminished
interventricular
septal
thickness
at
end-diastole
(IVS-d).
revealed
that
enhanced
microtubule-associated
protein-I
light
chain
3
(LC3-I),
while
reducing
protein-II
(LC3-II).
Moreover,
suppressed
Beclin-1,
phosphorylated
phosphoinositide
3-kinase
(p-PI3K),
protein
kinase
B
(p-AKT),
mechanistic
target
rapamycin
(p-mTOR)
LV
TEM
analysis
confirmed
could
inhibit
attenuate
SHRs
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(22), P. 3873 - 3873
Published: Nov. 13, 2024
Background/Objectives:
Lifestyle
interventions
such
as
dietary
changes
have
been
proposed
to
control
the
cardiometabolic
risk
factors
and
thus
prevent
cardiovascular
(CV)
disease
(CVD).
We
performed
an
umbrella
review
investigate
whether
different
patterns
affect
CV
in
individuals
with
at
least
one
factor
(hypertension,
dyslipidemia,
obesity,
diabetes,
metabolic
syndrome)
but
not
established
CVD.
Methods:
systematically
searched
PubMed
Scopus
databases
(up
August
2024)
for
systematic
reviews
meta-analyses
of
randomized
controlled
trials
(RCTs).
Articles
should
be
written
English
refer
a
specific
pattern
(such
Mediterranean
diet,
etc.).
The
population
studied
referred
adults
factor.
Results:
From
4512
records
identified,
we
finally
included
25
total
329
associations.
Strong
evidence
benefit
was
found
LCD
reductions
BW
[MD:
−4.79
(95%
CI
−5.85,
−3.72)
kg,
p
≤
0.001],
SBP
−6.38
−7.84,
−4.93)
mmHg,
TG
[WMD:
−5.81
−7.96,
−3.66)
mg/dL,
fasting
plasma
insulin
−15.35
−19.58,
−11.12)
pmol/L,
well
low-GI
diet
reduction
[SMD:
−0.66
−0.90,
−0.43)
0.001].
Conclusions:
Across
many
patterns,
showed
strong
or
highly
suggestive
on
SBP,
reduction,
lipid
profile
improvement.
Secondarily,
low-GI,
DASH,
Portfolio
Nordic
diets
suggested
beneficial
effects
controlling
risk.
Journal of the American Heart Association,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(5)
Published: Feb. 17, 2024
Background
Little
is
known
about
risks
of
hypertensive
disorders
pregnancy
in
both
first‐
and
second‐generation
immigrant
women
Europe
other
Western
countries;
such
knowledge
may
help
elucidate
the
influence
genetic
versus
social
factors
on
risks.
We
aimed
to
study
for
presence
all
types
hypertension
(preexisting
hypertension,
gestational
preeclampsia,
eclampsia)
during
pregnancy.
Methods
Results
A
cohort
was
conducted
using
data
derived
from
Swedish
National
Birth
Register,
Patient
Total
Population
Register.
used
Cox
regression
analysis
compute
hazard
ratios
(HRs)
99%
CIs
while
adjusting
sociodemographic
comorbidities.
The
first‐generation
included
a
total
1
084
212
deliveries
68
311
cases,
989
986
67
505
cases.
fully
adjusted
HR
(with
CI)
among
0.69
(0.66–0.72),
women,
it
0.88
(0.86–0.91),
compared
with
Swedish‐born
2
parents.
Women
born
Finland
or
parent(s)
had
higher
risks,
HRs
(99%
CIs)
1.30
(1.18–1.43)
1.12
(1.07–1.17),
respectively.
Conclusions
Both
overall
lower
women.
However,
risk
reduction
less
pronounced
suggesting
that
environmental
Sweden
have
an
important
Journal of the American Nutrition Association,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 10
Published: Sept. 5, 2024
The
EAT-Lancet
Commission
has
proposed
an
diet
(ELD),
also
known
as
a
planetary
health
(PHD),
which
is
environmentally
sustainable
and
promotes
human
health.
However,
the
association
between
this
risk
of
hypertension
remains
unclear.
This
study
aimed
to
determine
whether
adherence
ELD
was
associated
with
lower
hypertension.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
21(11), P. 1480 - 1480
Published: Nov. 7, 2024
Diet
is
one
modifiable
risk
factor
for
hypertension.
The
low-sodium
DASH
(Dietary
Approaches
to
Stop
Hypertension)
eating
plan
has
been
shown
significantly
reduce
the
of
hypertension
and
cardiovascular
disease.
However,
there
a
lack
available
health
information
on
economic
feasibility
cultural
acceptability
low-income
African
American
(AA)
populations
who
are
at
most
An
integrative
review
was
conducted
summarize
empirical
literature
AAs
using
these
databases:
PubMed,
EMBASE,
CINAHL
Complete,
AGRICOLA,
Web
Science
Core
Collection,
ProQuest's
Dissertations,
Theses
Citation
Index,
Google
Scholar.
Study
elements
from
articles
in
final
analysis
were
extracted.
Eleven
(11)
published
works
met
study's
inclusion
criteria.
Major
themes
availability
access
healthy
foods,
impact
obtaining
material
resources
cooking,
food
literacy,
plan.
These
findings
suggest
that
cost
familiarity
inhibit
benefiting
Additional
research
needed
develop
pilot
test
low-cost,
culturally
sensitive
plans
AAs.
European Journal of Nutrition,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
63(4), P. 1041 - 1058
Published: Feb. 20, 2024
Abstract
Introduction
This
umbrella
review
aimed
to
investigate
the
evidence
of
an
effect
dietary
intake
total
protein,
animal
and
plant
protein
on
blood
pressure
(BP),
hypertension
(PROSPERO:
CRD42018082395).
Methods
PubMed,
Embase
Cochrane
Database
were
systematically
searched
for
systematic
reviews
(SRs)
prospective
studies
with
or
without
meta-analysis
published
between
05/2007
10/2022.
The
methodological
quality
outcome-specific
certainty
assessed
by
AMSTAR
2
NutriGrade
tools,
followed
assessment
overall
evidence.
SRs
investigating
specific
sources
are
described
in
this
review,
but
not
included
Results
Sixteen
considered
eligible
review.
Ten
investigated
intake,
six
four
vs.
protein.
majority
reported
no
associations
effects
total,
BP
(all
“possible”
evidence),
whereby
uncertainty
regarding
was
particularly
high
Two
addressing
milk-derived
showed
a
reduction
BP;
contrast,
soy
found
BP.
mostly
rated
as
low.
Discussion/conclusion
uncertainties
whether
there
any
from
proteins,
specifically.
Based
data
two
milk
it
cannot
be
excluded
that
certain
types
could
favourably
influence