The Antihypertensive Actions of Statins: Modulation by Salt Intake
Abstract
Hydroxy methyl glutaryl CoA inhibitors (statins) are the agents most frequently used to reduce elevated serum cholesterol. In addition to their cholesterol lowering effects, statins also have nonlipid lowering pleiotropic properties. These include reducing oxidative stress, renin–angiotensin and endothelin synthesis and activity, and improving nitric oxide (NO) synthesis and availability. Thus, one would predict that statins might be able to...
Paper Details
Title
The Antihypertensive Actions of Statins: Modulation by Salt Intake
Published Date
Nov 1, 2012
Volume
25
Issue
11
Pages
1140 - 1148
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