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The taste of salt measured by a simple test and blood pressure in Japanese women and men
Hypertension Research, 05/14/09
Michikawa T et al. - The taste of salt is associated with blood pressure in Japanese women, but not in men. Because most family meals in Japan are prepared by women, educating women about salt reduction may contribute to the prevention of hypertension, not only among women but also among their husbands and family members.
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