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Research Article

Increased daily sodium intake is an independent dietary indicator of the metabolic syndrome in middle-aged subjects

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Pages 627-634 | Received 11 Jan 2011, Accepted 21 Apr 2011, Published online: 10 Sep 2012

Figures & data

Table I. Average daily intakes of energy and nutrients in subjects with and without the metabolic syndrome (by IDF-criteria).

Table II. Sodium intake (mg(1000 kcal)−1) as means (SD) in subjects positive to individual components of the MS according to IDF criteria and in subjects not having the component of the MS in the whole cohort.

Table III. Characteristics of the study subjects according to sodium intake tertiles.

Figure 1. Sodium intake (mg(1000 kcal)−1) and the number of MS criteria met by the IDF.

Figure 1. Sodium intake (mg(1000 kcal)−1) and the number of MS criteria met by the IDF.

Figure 2. Sodium intake (mg(1000 kcal)−1) and different MS criteria combinations.

Figure 2. Sodium intake (mg(1000 kcal)−1) and different MS criteria combinations.

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