Founding president of the American Society of Hypertension says "The present literature does not prove that a low-salt diet does much of anything for normal people, and may do some harm," said Dr. John Laragh, who is also a physician at The New York Hospital.
If you don't already have hypertension salt doesn't really matter at all, and is a vital nutrient to your body. It would truly be hard for you to have too much salt intake unless you regularly ate fast food, and processed foods and deli meat.
If you don't already have hypertension salt doesn't really matter at all, and is a vital nutrient to your body. It would truly be hard for you to have too much salt intake unless you regularly ate fast food, and processed foods and deli meat.
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