Low Sodium Foods: The Ultimate Low Sodium Guide for Healthy and Nutritious Low Sodium Diet That Helps to Avoid the Dangerous Low Sodium Levels with Tips to Maintaining the Daily Recommended Sodium Lev
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Health, Nutrition & Diet, Food Content Guides, Nutrition
| Author: | Pamela Stevens | ISBN: | 9781386317425 |
| Publisher: | Eljays-epublishing | Publication: | April 19, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Pamela Stevens |
| ISBN: | 9781386317425 |
| Publisher: | Eljays-epublishing |
| Publication: | April 19, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Do you crave for salty foods? If yes, your diet is high in sodium content. Yes, high sodium diet increases the risk of high blood pressure in particular groups of people. As a matter of fact, it may also complicate certain medical conditions.
However, the truth is that Salt (or sodium chloride as it is technically known) is the primary source of sodium in our diet. And like all habits, your salt craving is a learned behavior, absolutely, you read that well… it is a learned behavior, which can be unlearned by making appropriate changes to your diet.
Without a shadow of doubt… today, a countless number of people’s favorite foods are apt to be high in sodium and to tell you the truth, it is not the healthiest type of foods! Nonetheless, to the healthy foods, sodium is also necessary; on the other hand, it has no harm if one uses proper amounts, as one actually need it to survive.
Yes, the truth is that Sodium helps us maintain the balance of fluids in our body, besides; it also helps us to relax and contract muscles including transmitting nerve pulses.
As a matter of fact, the way sodium is dealt with inside the body is that our kidneys will take the incoming sodium and use what it needs while getting rid of what it doesn't need through urine.
However, when one has too much sodium for the kidneys to handle, it will begin to enter into the bloodstream, which makes the blood hold more water. The result of such is that the blood volume increases making the heart work harder to move the blood, which can result in problems such as high blood pressure, heart disease, kidney disease and/or hypertension and many others.
Consequently, to maintain a good health, one needs to learn how to reduce sodium intake to avoid health problems that occur due to the high intake of sodium.
And if you are ready to dump the habit! …the following steps might assist you to reduce your high sodium foods intake.
Well, before I get ahead of myself, I would like you to get your copy of the book at this time. Yes, you will agree that the book is... The Ultimate Low Sodium Guide for Healthy and Nutritious Low Sodium Diet That Helps to Avoid the Dangerous Low Sodium Levels with Tips to Maintaining the Daily Recommended Sodium Levels for a Healthy life Balance!
Do you crave for salty foods? If yes, your diet is high in sodium content. Yes, high sodium diet increases the risk of high blood pressure in particular groups of people. As a matter of fact, it may also complicate certain medical conditions.
However, the truth is that Salt (or sodium chloride as it is technically known) is the primary source of sodium in our diet. And like all habits, your salt craving is a learned behavior, absolutely, you read that well… it is a learned behavior, which can be unlearned by making appropriate changes to your diet.
Without a shadow of doubt… today, a countless number of people’s favorite foods are apt to be high in sodium and to tell you the truth, it is not the healthiest type of foods! Nonetheless, to the healthy foods, sodium is also necessary; on the other hand, it has no harm if one uses proper amounts, as one actually need it to survive.
Yes, the truth is that Sodium helps us maintain the balance of fluids in our body, besides; it also helps us to relax and contract muscles including transmitting nerve pulses.
As a matter of fact, the way sodium is dealt with inside the body is that our kidneys will take the incoming sodium and use what it needs while getting rid of what it doesn't need through urine.
However, when one has too much sodium for the kidneys to handle, it will begin to enter into the bloodstream, which makes the blood hold more water. The result of such is that the blood volume increases making the heart work harder to move the blood, which can result in problems such as high blood pressure, heart disease, kidney disease and/or hypertension and many others.
Consequently, to maintain a good health, one needs to learn how to reduce sodium intake to avoid health problems that occur due to the high intake of sodium.
And if you are ready to dump the habit! …the following steps might assist you to reduce your high sodium foods intake.
Well, before I get ahead of myself, I would like you to get your copy of the book at this time. Yes, you will agree that the book is... The Ultimate Low Sodium Guide for Healthy and Nutritious Low Sodium Diet That Helps to Avoid the Dangerous Low Sodium Levels with Tips to Maintaining the Daily Recommended Sodium Levels for a Healthy life Balance!
