DIETARY TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION. CLINICAL AND METABOLIC STUDIES OF PATIENTS ON THE RICE-FRUIT DIET
Journal of Clinical InvestigationPublished 1 September 1950Open access
Vincent P. Dole, Lewis K. Dahl, George C. Cotzias, Howard A. Eder, Margaret E. Krebs
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Evidence will be presented to demonstrate that objective clinical improvement actually occurred in these patients while they were under detailed metabolic observation, and whether the high incidence of clinical improvement observed was due to the selection of relatively young and uncomplicated hypertensive subjects.
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