Low Sodium Diet - Don't Bother, Do This Instead!

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Uploaded by on Jan 5, 2010

shed30in30s.info A low sodium diet is just a way to limit the amount of salt you intake. You will lower your intake of salt to two grams of salt or less a day. That amounts to less than half of the typical person's diet. In my opinion this is an easy diet to follow because when cooking you have the ability to lower the amount of salt in most food. Just be mindful of what you are putting into the food. Usually, low sodium diets are recommended for those who suffer from problem of high blood pressure. We all need salt in our food, and the common source of sodium is the table salt that we use. A low sodium diet limits the intake of salt to not more than two grams, which is half the average amount normally consumed. A low sodium diet can also be maintained by not adding salt in your food. We may not be aware, but many canned and precooked food also contain a certain amount of sodium, although they may not appear to be salty. Therefore, it is necessary to read labels that show the salt content present in the food before buying. No doubt you have seen many companies tout their salt substitute products saying that they have the same taste as regular salt with none of the unhealthy side effects but upon closer examination you will see that many of these companies have use things like potassium chloride which can effect people taking certain meds for lowering blood pressure .

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