iStock A healthy person should not consume a low-salt diet as it may adversely raise health issues like diabetes, and cholesterol and even increase the risk of death, according to a top neurologist.

A nutritionist calls out which common grocery items are secretly high in sodium and how they could be affecting your health.

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Salt, a common ingredient used for taste, may pose a serious health risk. Studies suggest excessive salt intake can lead to ...

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The authors hypothesized that the Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension (DASH) diet and reduced sodium intake would control stage 1 hypertension and reduce high-normal blood pressure (BP ...

Sugar found naturally in milk, whole fruit and vegetables is fine for us to include in our diet but any sugars added ... a maximum of one teaspoon of salt a day (6g). Picture: Getty Images The ...

The UK government recommends we limit our salt intake to about 6g a day. But the National Diet and Nutrition Survey, found men in the UK were consuming about 8.3g of salt a day and women 6.8g ...

NEW DELHI — A healthy person should not consume a low-salt diet as it may adversely raise health issues like diabetes, and cholesterol and even increase the risk of death, according to a top ...

New Delhi : A healthy person should not consume a low-salt diet as it may adversely raise health issues like diabetes, and cholesterol and even increase the risk of death, according to a top ...