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[The treatment of coronary heart disease by beta-adrenoblockers or tiazide diuretics preparation in combination with vegetarian diet].

Voprosy pitaniia
May 5, 2005
I L Medkova et al. (5 authors)
Clinical TrialControlled Clinical TrialEnglish AbstractJournal ArticleHuman StudyClinical
Study Details

Study Goal

The researchers aimed to compare the effects of a lacto-ovo vegetarian diet versus a standard antiatherogenic diet on cholesterol levels and atherogenic coefficient in patients with coronary heart disease.

Results Summary

The vegetarian diet led to significant reductions in total cholesterol (16%), LDL cholesterol (18%), and atherogenic coefficient (31%), while the standard diet showed minimal changes. Hypotiazide combined with the vegetarian diet also resulted in slight improvements in cholesterol levels.

Population

84 patients with coronary heart disease, divided into two equal groups.

Effective Dosage

Not specified for the diet; medications: athenolol (50 mg daily) and hypotiazide (25 mg daily).

Duration

24 days

Interactions

None mentioned

Extracted Claims (9)
InterventionDirectionEndpointPopulationDosageImpactClaim #
athenolol (50 mg daily) + antiatherogenic lactoovovegetarian diet
decrease
level of total cholesterol
patients with coronary heart diseases
16%
decreased
#1
athenolol (50 mg daily) + antiatherogenic lactoovovegetarian diet
decrease
low-density lipoproteins cholesterol
patients with coronary heart diseases
18%
decreased
#2
athenolol (50 mg daily) + standard antiatherogenic diet 10c
no change
level of total cholesterol
patients with coronary heart diseases
no significant change
practically did'nt change
#3
athenolol (50 mg daily) + standard antiatherogenic diet 10c
no change
low-density lipoproteins cholesterol
patients with coronary heart diseases
no significant change
practically did'nt change
#4
antiatherogenic lactoovovegetarian diet
decrease
atherogenic coefficient (KA)
patients with coronary heart diseases
31%
decreased
#5
standard antiatherogenic diet 10c
no change
atherogenic coefficient (KA)
patients with coronary heart diseases
no significant change
showed only a tendency for decreasing
#6
hypotiazide (25 mg daily) + antiatherogenic lactoovovegetarian diet
decrease
total cholesterol
patients with coronary heart diseases
slight
slight decrease
#7
hypotiazide (25 mg daily) + antiatherogenic lactoovovegetarian diet
decrease
KA levels
patients with coronary heart diseases
slight
slight decrease
#8
hypotiazide (25 mg daily) + antiatherogenic lactoovovegetarian diet
increase
HDL cholesterol
patients with coronary heart diseases
slight
slight increase
#9
Abstract

Work make on 84 patients with coronare heart diseases were divided into two groups, equal quantity. The first groups were given athenolol (50 mg daily), the second--hypotiazide (25 mg daily). In every groupspart patients received an antiatherogenic lactoovovegetetarian diet, part--an standard antiatherogenic diet 10c. Time observation--24 daily. By the end of the treatment period with athenolol in backoground the vegetarian diet the level of total cholesterol decreased by 16%, low-density lipoproteins cholesterol decreased by 18%. In groups patients received an standard antiatherogenic diet these parameters practically did'nt change. In the vegetarian group the atherogenic coefficient (KA) decreased by 31%., while in the patients on standard antiatherogenic diet KA showed only a tendency for decreasing. By the end to the treatment period with hypotiazide the slight decrease in total cholesterol, KA levels and a slight increase in HDL cholesterol were observed only the vegetarian group.

Medical Subject Headings (MeSH)
Adrenergic beta-AntagonistsAdultAngina PectorisAtenololCombined Modality TherapyDiet, VegetarianDiureticsFemaleHumansHydrochlorothiazideMaleMiddle AgedSodium Chloride Symporter Inhibitors
Study Links
PubMed ID16044840
Quality Scores
SafetyNot Assessed
Efficacy75/10
Quality60/10
0
Research Impact Scores
APT Score0.05
Weight Score0.58
Normalized Score0.62
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