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Abstract
Objective: To assess adherence to dietary sodium and potassium guidelines in people with diabetes. Methods: Prospective study of 904 participants with diabetes (2009-2015), using 24-h urine collections to estimate dietary intake. Results: Low adherence to both sodium (<100 mmol/24 h) and potassium (>120 mmol/24 h) guidelines (7% and 5%, respectively). Males less likely to meet sodium, more likely to meet potassium guidelines. Longer diabetes duration associated with higher adherence to both. Conclusions: People with diabetes do not meet dietary sodium and potassium guidelines and show little change in intake over time.
Publisher
Nutrition and Diabetes
Published On
Jun 17, 2020
Authors
Sara Baqar, Adrian Michalopoulos, George Jerums, Elif I. Ekinci
Tags
diabetes
dietary sodium
dietary potassium
adherence
urine collection
health outcomes

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