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Diet as a cardiovascular risk factor in family medicine (CROSBI ID 208006)

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Bergman Marković, Biserka ; Katić, Milica ; Vrdoljak, Davorka ; Kranjčević, Ksewnija ; Ivezić Lalić, Dragica ; Vučak, Jasna Diet as a cardiovascular risk factor in family medicine // Acta medica Croatica, 64 (2010), 2; 115-22

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Bergman Marković, Biserka ; Katić, Milica ; Vrdoljak, Davorka ; Kranjčević, Ksewnija ; Ivezić Lalić, Dragica ; Vučak, Jasna

engleski

Diet as a cardiovascular risk factor in family medicine

Although Mediterranean country by its geographic position, according to cardiovascular mortality (CVM) rate, Croatia belongs to Central-East European countries with high CV mortality. Prevention by changing nutritional habits is population (public health programmes) or individually targeted. General practitioner (GP) provides care for whole person in its environment and GP's team plays a key role in achieving lifestyle changes. GPs intervention is individually/group/family targeted by counselling or using printed leaflets (individual manner, organized programmes). Adherence to lifestyle changes is not an easy task ; it is higher when recommendations are simple and part of individually tailored programme with follow- ups included. Motivation is essential, but obstacles to implementation (by patient and GPs) are also important. Nutritional intervention influences most important CV risk factors: cholesterol level, blood pressure (BP), diabetes. Restriction in total energy intake with additional nutritional interventions is recommended. Lower animal fat intake causes CVM reduction by 12%, taking additional serving of fruit/day by 7% and vegetables by 4%. Restriction of dietary salt intake (3 g/day) lowers BP by 2-8 mm Hg, CVM by 16%. Nutritional intervention gains CHD and stroke redact in healthy adults (12%, 11% respectively). Respecting individual lifestyle and nutrition, GP should suggest both home cooking and careful food declaration reading and discourage salt adding. Recommended daily salt intake is < or =6 g. In BP lowering, salt intake restriction (10-12 to 5-6 g/day) is as efficient as taking one antihypertensive drug. Lifestyle intervention targeting nutritional habits and pharmacotherapy is the most efficient combination in CV risk factors control

diet; CVD; family medicine

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Podaci o izdanju

64 (2)

2010.

115-22

objavljeno

1330-0164

Povezanost rada

Javno zdravstvo i zdravstvena zaštita

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