Can we eat fish in low blood pressure?
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77 Citations | 6 The results indicate that fish oil feeding may reduce blood pressure by decreasing vascular smooth muscle reactivity to noradrenaline in resistance vessels. |
The study demonstrates that a diet rich in fish oil can lower arterial blood pressure over several weeks without a recognizable loss in function despite a considerable increase in body weight. | |
Our data indicate that high doses of fish oil can reduce blood pressure in men with essential hypertension. | |
17 Citations | The ability of fish meals to increase membrane PUFA content and decrease blood pressure in hypertensive patients depends upon the starting membrane fatty acid composition. |
Moderate amounts of fish oil (6 g/day) are unlikely to lower blood pressure in normotensive persons, but may increase HDL2-cholesterol, particularly in women. | |
49 Citations | Epidemiologic data are often quoted as showing lower blood pressure in populations that eat large amounts of fish, but this effect also is less clear from the primary data. |
205 Citations | Finally, fish oil has a mild blood pressure-lowering effect in both normal and mildly hypertensive individuals. |
18 Citations | For the first time, a decrease in blood pressure in response to AngII in vivo has been demonstrated in fish, and this is discussed in relation to homeostasis of blood pressure and a possible role in the control of drinking. |
Currently recommended amounts of dietary oily fish intake per week (1–2 servings) might be insufficient to exert beneficial effects of fish in the control of blood pressure. |