Salt-sensitive hypertension can be defined as an increase in blood pressure caused by relatively high salt intake. The amount of salt intake is an important environmental factor for hypertension, but within a population, individuals show different blood pressure responses to salt loading or salt restriction, indicating the existence of salt sensitivity.
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