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Everyone has heard the sermons about salt intake, watch
your diet, blah blah. I'm usually inclined to ignore the puritans, as today's counsel becomes tomorrow's obsolescence. However, it's a fact that salt gets added to all prepared foods, in quantity. It stands to reason, we're overdosing on sodium. So I've cut way down - I buy cans and packages "no salt added" whenever possible, and seldom add it to my cooking. Now here's the question: how low is too low? Salt is a necessity, is it not? What happens if one cuts too much, what are the symptoms? I'm hoping there are some food scientists here, as well as foodies - -- Rich |
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