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There is considerable interest in the feasibility of incorporating nutritional and lifestyle changes into blood pressure treatment and cardiovascular disease risk reduction programs in clinical practice settings. TOMHS was a multi-center, randomized trial comparing a non-drug lifestyle intervention plus placebo with 5 groups receiving the lifestyle intervention plus one of five active antihypertensive...
Background. Questions regarding the efficacy of nonpharmacologic approaches for the treatment of stage 1 hypertension were addressed as part of the Treatment of Mild Hypertension Study (TOMHS), a 4-year, randomized clinical trial (N = 902). This report describes the lifestyle intervention program used in TOMHS, presents data on the lifestyle changes observed, and focuses on the effect of weight loss...
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