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Tired Of Being Told To Eat Less Salt? WHO Issues Guidelines On Alternatives That Won’t Raise BP, CVD Risk
The sodium in salt is considered a ‘villain’ because excessive intake is strongly linked to high blood pressure (hypertension ...
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WHO Raises Alarm on Common Kitchen Ingredient Linked to 1.9 Million Deaths a Year
The organization has released new guidelines to reduce the use of salt, which is at the root of a global health crisis.
Skip salt, eat beets, try this egg alternative plus 8 more health tips to help you have a great week
To live healthier, start with the small stuff like using less salt and drinking water first thing in the morning.
Health Talk | New WHO guidelines aim to cut excess sodium consumption
The WHO has released new guidelines to reduce sodium intake, recommending lower-sodium salt substitutes to lower blood ...
What WHO’s recommendation for low sodium salt alternatives means for India
The WHO released a set of guidelines on Sunday, January 26, 2025, recommending the use of lower-sodium salt substitutes (LSSS ...
Why the WHO has recommended switching to a healthier salt alternative
This week, the World Health Organization (WHO) released new guidelines recommending people switch the regular salt they use ...
Altech Batteries Ltd (ASX:ATC) Quarterly Activities Report And Video
Altech Batteries Ltd (ASX:ATC) (FRA:A3Y) (OTCMKTS:ALTHF) announced an update on funding of the CERENERGY sodium-chloride solid-state battery proj ...
What are K-Salts? WHO recommended salt substitute to reduce BP; Here’s who should AVOID it
World Health Organisation data states that over 1.9 million deaths across the globe are due to overconsumption of sodium.
Potassium Salt Provides Good Alternative To Sodium To Cut Heart Risk, Must Be Promoted: Experts
Potassium salt may provide a good alternative to sodium, and must be promoted, said experts on Wednesday while welcoming a n ...
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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 ...
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How much salt do you consume daily? WHO advises 5 g per day to lower blood pressure, risk of heart disease
Hyderabad: The World Health Organisation (WHO) has recently suggested reducing daily sodium intake to 2 g per day (or 5 g of ...