A diet high in sodium:

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A diet high in sodium can indeed increase blood pressure, but this effect is not universal. It is more pronounced in individuals with salt sensitivity, a condition where the body's blood pressure is more affected by salt intake. Not everyone experiences an increase in blood pressure due to high sodium intake, and the statement that it causes an increase in blood pressure in everyone (A) is incorrect. Similarly, the concept of salt resistance (C) is not widely recognized as affecting blood pressure in the context of high sodium intake. Lastly, saying that sodium does not impact blood pressure at all (D) is also incorrect, as it can have significant effects on blood pressure for many individuals, particularly those with salt sensitivity.

A Diet High in Sodium