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Sodium: How to Tame your Salt Habit
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Sodium is the element present in table salt which is required for proper functioning of various body processes
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Small amount of sodium helps in Maintaining the right balance of fluids in the body Transmitting nerve impulses Contraction and relaxation of muscles
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Sodium: How Much do You Require Sodium limits should be 2,300 mg a day for a normal person OR 1500 mg a day for older people or people with high blood pressure, diabetes or chronic kidney disease.
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Main Sources of Sodium in a Typical Diet: Processed and packaged foods
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Condiments such as soy sauce
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Natural foods such as all vegetables and dairy products
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Tips for keeping a check on sodium levels
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Be a smart shopper and carefully look at the food labels
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Watch out the nutrition facts found on most packaged foods which lists the amount of sodium in each servings.
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Know the meaning of the sodium related terms mentioned on food packages.
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Try to avoid products having more than 200 mg of sodium per serving.
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Some More Tips Try to eat more fresh fruits and vegetables
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Choose processed foods that are labelled “low sodium”
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Reduce the use of sodium laden condiments
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So choose healthy diet options and stay healthy
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