Eating patterns of Australian adults: associations with blood pressure and hypertension prevalence.

Eur J Nutr · 2019 · PMC6647126 · PMID 29876653

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In one study, higher energy intake at breakfast was associated with lower hypertension prevalence but not 10-year incidence, and higher energy intake in the evening was associated with higher hypertension incidence, which remained borderline significant after adjustment for baseline BMI [ 21 ].

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