For people who have hypertension and certain other conditions, eating too
much salt raises blood pressure and increases the likelihood of...
Not exact matches
The commonly held belief is that too
much salt will
raise blood pressure.
It's well - established that in overweight people, too
much salt in the diet significantly
raises the risk of heart attack and stroke.
I do use sea
salt, although, having been
raised on
salt - free foods (Dad had rheumatic heart disease), I likely don't get
much iodine from
salt.
However, it's important to note that ketone
salts, which are the kind of ketones found in Keto OS, are
much less effective at
raising ketone levels than ketone esters.
● Eggs (free - range, pasture -
raised, organic) ● Avocado ● Coconut oil, organic ● Sweet potato (not too
much of this) ● Frozen broccoli florets (organic; can also used a frozen veggie mix) ● Salsa or hot sauce (organic; no added sugars, corn, gluten, or preservatives) ● Sea
salt (to taste)
After all, too
much salt in your diet causes water retention and
raises your blood pressure.
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