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See Latest ArticlesDoes a low sodium diet modify heart rate variability? A randomised placebo-controlled double-blind trial
International Journal of Cardiology, 06/29/09
Pogson ZEK et al. - Adopting a low sodium diet does not have an impact on SDNN over a 6 weeks period. Future studies should aim to achieve a larger change in dietary sodium intake for a longer duration than 6 weeks.
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