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Ekinci EI et al. - The AER response to telmisartan ± HCT under habitual low salt intake can be blunted by NaCl supplementation. By contrast, when there is already a suppressed RAAS under habitual high dietary salt intake, the additional NaCl does not alter the AER response.

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