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🇫🇮 Ilta-Sanomat
National & Local

A basic kitchen ingredient burdens the kidneys – reduce its use

Excessive salt intake is linked to high blood pressure and other health issues, and many Finns exceed the recommended limits.

Mar 12 • 11:00 UTC
🇸🇰 Denník N
National & Local

If you don’t want high blood pressure, remove the salt shaker from the dining table, advises nutrition expert

A nutrition expert warns that hidden sodium in everyday foods contributes to high blood pressure and provides tips for reducing salt intake in meals.

Mar 9 • 14:10 UTC
🇫🇮 Ilta-Sanomat
Life & Tech

Stellan, 26, Food Diary Reveals Surprising Salt Bombs of Everyday Life

A Finnish 26-year-old documents his salt intake over a week, discovering unexpected sources of high sodium in his diet despite believing he eats healthily.

Mar 8 • 13:00 UTC
🇬🇧 Mirror
National & Local

Deadly hidden ingredient found in cereal, bread and some vegetables

A nutritionist warns about a harmful ingredient in common foods that impacts heart health, highlighting the need to reduce salt intake.

Feb 24 • 07:51 UTC
🇰🇷 Hankyoreh (KR)
National & Local

Professor Lee Young-seok's research team at Kookmin University reveals 'neuroendocrine circuit' that allows the brain to directly sense salt and control intake

A research team led by Professor Lee Young-seok at Kookmin University has identified a neuroendocrine circuit in the brain that dynamically regulates salt intake based on the body’s salt levels.

Feb 23 • 01:56 UTC
🇱🇻 TVNET
National & Local

Vitamins and Minerals or Salt and Sugar: What We Consume While Enjoying Pickles

A study reveals that 18% of Latvians seasonally pickle fruits and vegetables, believing it helps with vitamin and mineral intake during winter, while practices vary significantly among age groups and regions.

Feb 20 • 22:01 UTC
🇭🇷 Index.hr
Life & Tech

Fruits That Can Lower Blood Pressure Even If You Eat A Lot of Salt, According to Research

Research suggests that certain potassium-rich fruits, such as dried apricots, can help regulate blood pressure even in individuals with high salt intake.

Feb 7 • 10:17 UTC

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