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Federal Govt Plays Deadly Politics of Salt (in Opinion) bi2280805 Health panel wants life saving, sodium lowering policies. Tories say no

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Salt wars: New study says a dash or two OK bi2280805 CHICAGO (Reuters) - Taking a moderate amount of may be healthier than too little or too much, researchers reported on Tuesday a study likely to fuel the debate over the health effects of the diet. Doctors for years have warned that high intake increases the risk of high blood pressure and other heart problems, but recent studies have begun to debunk that notion. Although ..

Study assesses association between urinary salt excretion and risk of cardiov bi2280805 For persons cardiovascular disease or diabetes, urinary sodium excretion (a surrogate for intake) at higher levels or at lower levels compared to mid-range values was associated an increased risk of cardiovascular events (for higher levels) or cardiovascular death and hospitalization for congestive heart failure (for lower levels), according to a study the Nov. 23/30 issue of ..

Study questions low-salt diet bi2280805 A new study says less intake may help high blood pressure control but may also lead to an increase blood cholesterol and the risk of blood clots

Too Little Salt Can Also Be A Problem bi2280805 We've been bombarded for more than two decades scientists and doctors telling us to eat less . Statistics show that those eating excessive diets are far more likely to suffer from cardiovascular problems, but as any nutritional or diet information, moderation and balance the key. Everyone familiar the active intake hot countries like Mexico and ..

Higher salt prices could mean bumpy roads ahead bi2280805 FRANKLIN, Ind. (AP) ? Communities across Indiana could have less money to pave roads and fill potholes because of rising road costs. The Daily Journal reports (http://bit.ly/tVNxKO) the cost of road has risen by up to 16 percent some communities

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Federal Govt Plays Deadly Politics of Salt (in Opinion) bi2280805 Health panel wants life saving, sodium lowering policies. Tories say no

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