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The risk factors of sodium, potassium intake, and physical activity on hypertension in the elderl

    1. [1] Andalas University

      Andalas University

      Indonesia

  • Localización: Nutrición clínica y dietética hospitalaria, ISSN 0211-6057, Vol. 44, Nº. 3, 2024, págs. 30-37
  • Idioma: inglés
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    • Introduction. Hypertension is one of classified diseases silent killers , lots of them found in the group age pre elderly and elderly compared to group age more young . This stuy aim For know characteristics respondent , relationship sodium intake , potassium intake and activity physique with elderly .

      Method. Case control design study matching with age and sex . The technique sample used non- probability sampling. The samples were 33 people for each group case and control . Data analysis used the Chi-Square test . Data of Sodium intake and potassium intake were obtained from interview with food recall , data of physique activity obtained with use GPAQ questionnaire .

      Results. This study showed that group case own category sodium intake more (75.8%), potassium intake category less (78.8%) and activity physique category less (84.8%) in comparison group control . There's a significantly relation between sodium intake (p=0.003, OR=5.46), activity physical (P=0.004, OR=5.95) with hypertension , and. There is not relation between potassium intake with hypertension (p=0.181, OR=2.4).

      Conclusion. There is a significantly relationship between sodium intake and physique activity with hypertension . Sufferer hypertension recommended For change pattern eat with limit consumption foods that are high in sodium, increase consumption food high in potassium and divide seniors who don't working / not strong work for still do activity physique currently like bicycle or walk 30 minutes / day for 3-5 days in a week


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