Health experts recommend we all eat less salty food to stay healthy. As a guideline we should aim to have no more than 6g of salt a day, although children should have even less than this. Start by ditching the salt pot so you're not tempted to add the white stuff to cooking and meals. Then start looking at the labels on foods and choose ones that contain the least salt (or sodium).
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It makes such a difference to not add salt to your chips and to just avoid extra, you know the little things make the biggest differnce
Amber 2 years ago
Bad for blood pressure. Prefer to season with pepper or herbs.
Gillian 2 years ago
trying to cut down salt and managing so far but some dishes need a little salt so at least im trying
marie 2 years ago
I wouldn't get rid of salt completely as I think it's needed to get the best taste in some meals, but generally I don't add salt to food anyway.
Lucy 2 years ago
I never add salt to food except a little in boiled pototo's
pauline 2 years ago
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