In adults with CKD without diabetes, what is the association between reducing dietary salt intake and clinically relevant outcomes and adverse effects?
A systematic review by McMahon et al. (2020) found that reducing dietary salt intake in adults with CKD without diabetes was associated with improved clinically relevant outcomes, such as reduced sodium excretion, improved serum creatinine levels, and reduced blood pressure. Additionally, there were no adverse effects associated with reducing dietary salt intake. However, further research is necessary to confirm the findings.