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. 2016 Mar 7;56(4):1421–1432. doi: 10.1007/s00394-016-1188-y

Table 3.

Effect of OLE on 24-h ambulatory blood pressure data

Variable (mmHg) OLE Control OLE versus control mean difference (SD) n § p
Baseline End Mean change (SD) Baseline End Mean change (SD)
24-h SBP 134.75 (±11.67) 133.27 (±9.45) −1.49 (±7.56) 132.59 (±10.28) 134.45 (±10.92) 1.84 (±7.90) −3.33 (±10.81) 45 0.045
24-h DBP 80.35 (±8.65) 80.03 (±8.09) −0.20 (±5.65) 79.10 (±8.11) 81.25 (±8.91) 2.22 (±6.32)* −2.42 (±7.61) 45 0.039
Day SBP 139.69 (±12.28) 137.45 (±10.21) −2.25 (±8.01) 137.49 (±10.25) 139.22 (±11.30) 1.70 (±7.13) −3.95 (±11.48) 44 0.027
Day DBP 83.71 (±8.86) 83.29 (±8.12) −0.50 (±6.13) 82.32 (±8.40) 84.97 (±8.95) 2.50 (±6.50)* −3.00 (±8.54) 44 0.025
Night SBP 115.58 (±10.22) 115.78 (±9.67) 0.16 (±10.44) 112.89 (±9.98) 116.16 (±11.52) 3.19 (±9.68)* −3.02 (±14.41) 43 0.176
Night DBP 67.66 (±8.53) 67.43 (±7.52) −0.09 (6.81) 66.24 (±7.43) 67.81 (±7.95) 1.47 (±6.12) −1.56 (±9.69) 43 0.298

Data points are mean ± SD

OLE olive leaf extract, SBP systolic blood pressure, DBP diastolic blood pressure

* End value was significantly different from baseline value, paired Student’s t tests

§Missing data points result predominantly from unreturned measurements by volunteers

Values derived from paired Student’s t tests comparing OLE mean change values with control mean change values