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SOOL04: Average intake of sodium and consumption of salt (NaCl) per day and percentage of daily max quantity by sex, age group and high blood pressure

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2/29/2024
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National Institute for Health Development, Salt consumption study 2021-2022
SOOL04
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Definitions and methodology High blood pressure is defined as a systolic blood pressure higher than or equal to 140 mmHg and/or a diastolic blood pressure higher than or equal to 90 mmHg.
The food recall data is the average of two days.
The daily maximum amount of Na is 2400 mg.
The daily maximum amount of NaCl is 6000 mg.
The dataset provides an overview of risk indicators in the Salt consumption study in Estonia. Data are presented as measurement results and summary indicators describing the level and distribution of indicators among study participants. The dataset enables examining indicators by background characteristics and assessing associations with salt-consumption-related outcomes. The purpose of collecting salt consumption data is to ensure a systematic overview of salt intake and related indicators in Estonia, so that time trends and risk groups can be monitored and the planning and evaluation of public health interventions, prevention activities and policy measures can be supported. Data source: Salt consumption study; National Institute for Health Development