What WHO’s recommendation for low sodium salt alternatives means for India
The WHO recommends limiting sodium intake per person to below 2 grams per day to reduce blood pressure and risk of CVDs.
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Swap Your White Salt With The Low-Sodium Variety Say WHO; Here's Why
Excessive sodium intake is one of the leading causes of high blood pressure The World Health Organization (WHO) has recently recommended replacing regular table salt with low-sodium salt ...
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Swap table salt with low sodium substitutes, says WHO. Why Indian doctors say this can save ...
According to medical experts, the new guidance is a transformative step toward reducing hypertension & cardiovascular disease ...
Eating too much salt may mess with the body’s sodium-potassium balance; here’s what you ...
Regular monitoring of sodium and potassium levels through diet and lifestyle choices can be a simple yet effective way to ...
WHO’s new salt guideline: Why replacing sodium with potassium salt may prevent ...
Can switching the salt in your shakers with K-salt or potassium chloride help in controlling your blood pressure and reducing ...
Replace regular table salt with lower-sodium salt substitutes that contain potassium: WHO
WHO recommends lower-sodium salt substitutes to reduce cardiovascular diseases, strokes, and other health risks globally.
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What are K-salts? WHO issues new guidelines to reduce sodium intake
The World Health Organization (WHO) recently release new guidelines that revealed that K-salt or potassium chloride may reduce the consumption of sodium which will decrease the risk of chronic ...
Why the WHO Now Recommends Switching to a Salt Alternative
This week the World Health Organization (WHO) released new guidelines recommending people switch the regular salt they use at ...
On a low-salt diet? New data shows water from Wisconsin public wells could be a problem
In a state with more than a million adults who have high blood pressure, excess sodium consumption is a serious concern.